I am trying the magnesium and potassium.
Below is a preliminary reading of what is happening around me
The readings in your house on 30/10/09 at 2.40pm were:
A WGHTNG CWGHTNG
LIVING
AREA 37Db 46Db
BEDROOM 36.8Db 52Db Where
the C wghtng is 15Db more than A wghtng the low freq is significant!
BEDROOM 38.2Db 48Db Shows
noise is fluctuating.
BATHROOM 36Db 46Db No
significant LF noise
W
robe 33.6Db 50Db
Significant LF noise
GARAGE[freezer
off] 36Db 53Db Significant LF noise
O/S STHRN SIDE
40.1Db 58Db Significant LF noise
O/S EASTN SIDE
47Db 50Db Mchnry noise [earthmoving?]
O/S NTHRN SIDE
38.5Db 55Db Significant LF noise
Laeq needs to be taken as does LaMax at night & La1 as well as
monitoring of infrasound.
On Nov 9, 6:25 am, "John Dawes" <[email protected]> wrote:
> After a long delay I have finally received a reply from Gillion Merron,
> Member of Parliament and Minister of State at the Department of Health
> relating to my concerns about the Hum and its effects on human health.
>
> One of the points I raised was a recent statement by the Head of a Hospital
> Department Dr Baguley who stated that only people with extremely sensitive
> hearing can hear the Hum.
>
> As many of you personally know this is utter rot, indeed there are Hum
> sufferers who are completely deaf.
>
> Information about the University of Salford and the Department for
> Environment, Food and Rural Affairs funded projects on low frequency sound
> can be found at,
>
> www.acoustics.salford.ac.uk/moorhouse/?content=lfn
>
> The Department of Health does not fund these studies but was consulted in an
> advisory role in drawing up the projects. Dr Baguley is a research partner in
> these studies, which are ongoing. We are assured that any results from these
> studies would be subject to peer review process before publication in a
> respected scientific journal.
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