I felt fantastic walking to church this morning and catching up with everyone’s news. I sat in my usual row and soon started to feel the emissions from nearby phones. Six people when approached were glad to turn them off, although some didn’t realise that the phone has to be turned completely off to stop it giving out a huge signal. Most give out around 6 Volts/metre and when you know that 0.0001 V/m damages your DNA in your cells; it is big. However just after the sermon I got a couple of extra systoles (big heartbeats) and decided to go to the hall. On the way I had 6 or 7 more and then arrhythmia which took a few moments in the hall to pass. With a pain in my throat and discomfort in my chest I decided to walk home. On the way a friend cutting her hedge asked me how I was. Whilst telling her I had another extra systole so said good bye. I thought I was still getting the effect from the church exposure, but realised that it was more likely that she had her phone on, in her pocket, stood 3 metres from me. I got home at 11.10am and did a few jobs but felt ill and very tired till gone 10.30pm. It beggars belief that something as ubiquitous as a mobile phone, accepted by the Government as completely safe, should have this effect on me. Then again I can believe it when I see that:
- in France wifi and mobile phones have been banned from all nurseries and primary schools. Not here though. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/wellbeing/11589857/Is-Wi-Fi-making-your-child-ill.html
- 190 scientists in 38 countries have sent a petition to the UNITED NATIONS urging the drastic reduction in wifi and wireless emissions; http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/2015-05-11-scientists-EMF-RF-appeal.asp?pf=0 and
- an NHS GP has listed all the symptoms of his patients affected by these emissions. Click on the photo of the first page of the letter to enlarge it enough to read. https://www.flickr.com/photos/13668983@N05/18817264313/in/album-72157655067174939/
However, thank you again for all your words of encouragement and support. I am hoping to beat this problem one day. Paul.