Environmental Health Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)

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Environmental Health Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)

EM Radiation Taskforce

Report to the Suzuki Foundation

Oct. 28, 1999

INTRODUCTION

The EM Radiation Taskforce, is comprised of professional and lay people,

knowledgeable and concerned about the unregulated , exponential

proliferation of nonionizing electromagnetic radiation -EMR- which we see

as a threat to every species and to the global environment. We hope that by

consolidating some of the vast body of evidence showing numerous adverse

bioeffects caused by unnatural EMR, that the Foundation could see its way

clear to collaborate with the Taskforce to help bring about the changes in

this regard that will be required for planetary survival.

Life on earth evolved over millions of years in a natural and balanced

electromagnetic environment. All biological systems are electrochemical in

nature. Electromagnetism is the very heartbeat of life. Over the last

century, the exponential growth of electrical technology with its

concomitant electropollution, is posing a totally new form of stress that

is threatening the viability of all life on this planet.

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Also see:

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The most common complaints are: headaches, dizziness and nausea; failing

memory, confusion and spatial disorientation; pain and burning feeling in

the eyes; parched, thirsty or dry feeling that is not quenched with

drinking; ringing in the ears (tinnitus or similar chronic ear-noise);

irregular heartbeat and palpitations (shaky stressed feeling); fatigue or

exhaustion; insominia and sleep difficulties; skin rashes and sunburn-like

redness and swelling of face and neck; burning or tingling of face and

extremities and light sensitivity.

Symptoms quickly improve when away from EMF/RFR sources, particularly when

the patient moves away from computers, interior fluorescent lighting,

transformers, wireless antenna exposures, cell phones and cordless phones,

appliances and out of proximity to freeways, electrical substations and

power lines, airports, military bases and doppler or other radar

installations. All these are potential sources of higher than normal EMF/RFR

exposure.