-Caveat Lector- > Orgone Biophysical Research Lab > http://www.orgonelab.org > Forwarded News Item > > Please copy and distribute to other interested individuals and groups > > ********** > > http://www.feb.se > FEB - The Swedish Association for the ElectroSensitive > An excellent web site with lots of information and studies on dangers of > cell-phone radiation. > > +++++ > > From: "Leif Sodergren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Dtress and Microwaves > Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 07:38:31 -0000 > > STRESS AND MICROWAVES > By Leif Sodergren SWEDEN > > BBC World Service program Agenda recently aired a very interesting program > on stress. One of the participants asked himself: Why is everyone suddenly > so stressed? Is it only a fad? Prevoius generations lived under much harder > conditions and lacked health care. > > It is a sensible reflection. Maybe we are working harder, but are we > working that much harder? In the past people worked hard also, but what is > new in our lives? What has dramatically changed to cause this stress? No > one in your panel looked at one important environmental factor that has > changed dramatically the last one or two decades. > > There is an important factor: the increased radiation from mobile phones, > television and radio broadcasts. This pollution is invisible and often > overlooked and disregarded due to industry influence. > > But how exactly can we attribute the stress we experience to microwaves? > Professor Henry Lai one of the most eminent American researchers on > microwaves, has explained that microwaves have the same stress effect on > the human body as loud sound has. The invisible microwaves that we cannot > see, but that pass through our bodies, is a chronic stressor. Our bodies, > whether we want to or not, experience the microwaves as stress, as though > we were exposed to loud noise continuously. This might explain the epedemic > of "burned out" individuals. With an ongoing backround stress from > microwaves and other electrosmog, we cannot carry out ordinary hard work. > We have become stress sensitive and brittle. A further worrying comment > from Professor Lai was that this stress, like any other stress, has an > accumulative effect. > > In Scandinavia (we have more mobile phones than anywhere els in the world) > we suffer from en epidemic of "burned out" individuals from all walks of > life. People who become disfunctional due to stress and have to leave work, > in the best of cases for a few month, in some cases, never to return. A new > vocabulary has been invented.The government is worried about escalating > social costs. But are people finally beginning to make associations between > their environment and their symptoms? Yes, some are. > > When young people show an increase in oral cancer, there is certainly cause > to pause. A professor in tumour surgery for nose and throat, Staffan > Edstrm at the Sahlgrenska hospital in Gothenburg, explains (in the > newspaper GP 13 december 1999) that we all live in an environment with > intensified radiation from mobile phones, computers, and cars and that this > gives cause to think that the environmental factor can explain this > increase in oral cancer among the young. > > There is more worrying news: During 1994- 1996, when Swedish teenagers > started using mobile phones, prescriptions for sleeping pills to young > women of the ages between 15-24 years have doubled.(Radio:Dagens Eko > october 4 1999). At the same time, prescriptions of anti-depresseants to > the same group have increased by 40 percent. > > We regard ourselves as very sophisticated individuals, but biologically we > are as primitive as stone age man. We have no built-in protection against > environmental toxins or microwaves. One day when the party is over and we > soberly look back at this period, we might wonder how entire populations > allowed themselves to be continually exposed to low levels of microwaves. > We might also regret having left research in the hands of the mobile phone > industry. How likely were they to sponsor research that would threaten > their existence? > > The only sensible voice is to be found in the British government. Their > panel of experts recommend children under 16 not to use mobile phones > unless there is an emergency. > > Leif Sodergren > FEB > International contacts > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.feb.se > FEB - The Swedish Association for the ElectroSensitive > > ********** <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substance—not soap-boxing—please! 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