Earth radiation, also called terrestrial radiation (radionuclides), is physically measurable (gamma radiation) and occurs everywhere on earth. The radionuclides in the soil and rock follow their natural atomic decay process, which has lasted billions of years due to their long half-life. More gamma radiation is released on geological fault zones and can be measured with…
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While there is evidence that overexposure to alternating magnetic fields from 50- to 60-Hz electricity increases cancer risk, many argue that the evidence is contradictory and inconclusive. This is especially true for magnetic field exposure and childhood leukemia. An important goal of this study is to examine how the funding source affects the reported outcomes…
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Lilia Hafner 2016 Technical University of Munich, Abstract Based on the hypothesis of Bingelli and Weinstein [32] that the transmembrane potential of different cells varies depending on the function of their detected proliferation, we analyzed the opposite effect and demonstrated that proliferation of cells is affected by electric fields . Thus, it should be clarified…
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Historic victory: Childrens Health Defend wins lawsuit against the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) on safety guidelines for 5G and wireless. U.S. Court of Appeals ( District of Columbia Circuit ) ruled that the Federal Communications Commission failed to provide a reasoned explanation for its determination that its current guidelines adequately protect against adverse effects from…
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Sleeping places that are polluted by earth rays and electrosmog can cause a slight tension of the muscles during sleep. The spine should be 1 to 2 cm longer in the morning because the intervertebral discs can easily recover and expand during the night. If the muscles remain slightly tense during sleep, the recovery of…
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Melatonin is a hormone produced in the pineal gland – a part of the diencephalon – from serotonin. The main release of melatonin takes place at night during sleep. It is now known in medicine that electrosmog at the sleeping place can sensitively reduce the release of melatonin. Prof. Walz, Uni Bern) Sufficient production of…
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Responsible for the immune system is, among other things, the thymus gland. It is located under the breastbone in the torax and controls the production of white blood cells (lymphocytes). These detect and destroy pathogens such as viruses in the blood and body. Under the influence of electrosmog and earth radiation at the sleeping place,…
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The pineal gland is located in the center of the brain and produces the important neurohormone melatonin, which controls the sleep and wake rhythm for humans. The pineal gland is very sensitive to electrosmog and reduces the production of melatonin. As a result, sleep disturbances may occur. Sleeping through the night becomes more difficult and…
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At about 1.5 kg, the liver is the largest and heaviest organ in the body. Approximately 1.5 liters of blood per minute flow through it. Numerous, vital tasks influence digestion, metabolism, blood circulation and hormone balance. In the stomach and small intestine, the important components of the food are passed on to the blood and…
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