FAKE TEXT MESSAGES from EMF on your mobile

> As this was the first sign for me with ES something was wrong and i was
> getting EMF discarges ie Fake text messages from my phone in my chest pocket
> were i kept my phone. even after i took my jacket of i was getting them for
> a short time after.
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> If anyone ever questions ES as its in the mind just ask them if they get
> these EMF fake text messages?? Most guys do, as they keep their phones on
> them all the time.
>
> This article was sent to me explaining more about it.
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> Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) Cell Phone
> Units Produce Elevated Extremely-Low
> Frequency Electromagnetic Field Emissions
> Cindy Sage,1* Olle Johansson,2 and S. Amy Sage1
> 1
> 1396 Danielson Road, Santa Barbara, California
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> The Experimental Dermatology Unit, Department of Neuroscience,
> Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
> Initial tests indicate that personal and occupational use of personal
> digital assistants (PDAs or palm- held wireless units) produce high
> intensity bursts of extremely-low frequency electromagnetic fields(ELF-EMF).
> These emissions could result in comparatively high ELF-EMF exposure in
> persons that carry a PDA close to the body (i.e., in a pocket or on a belt);
> or held to the head for cell phone conversations. ELF-EMF emissions of 10mT
> were recorded on PDAs during normal office use over a 24 h test period.
> Results of ELF-EMF measurements show that email transmit and receive
> functions
> produce rapid, short-duration ELF-EMF spikes in the 2 – 10 mT range, each
> lasting several seconds to over a minute apparently depending on file
> download size. Some units produced spikes as high as
> 30 – 60 mT during email activities. Cell phone activity on PDAs produced
> continuously elevated ELF- EMF readings in the 0.5 – 1 mT range, as opposed
> to the rapid spiking pattern for email receipt and transmission. Switching
> the PDA unit from ‘‘OFF’’ to ‘‘ON’’ position resulted in single ELF-EMF
> pulses of over 90 mT on two units. Email downloads into the PDA can occur
> randomly throughout the day and night when the unit is ‘‘ON’’; thus the user
> who wears the PDA may be receiving high-intensity ELF-EMF pulses throughout
> the day and night. The frequency of email traffic on the PDA, and the power
> switching unit (battery unit) may affect the frequency and intensity of
> ELF-EMF emissions. Bioelectromagnetics 28:386 – 392, 2007. ß2007
> Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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> Key words: wireless communication devices; emissions; extremely-low
> frequency electro- magnetic fields; precautionary principle
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