Fwd: Good news: on the way to the tipping point
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Begin forwarded message: > > People everywhere, including those in media and wireless companies, are waking up to the reality and huge implications of wireless/EMF harm. > > And the wake-up is happening faster than we probably think. Here are 4 cases in point: > > #1: CNN just aired an episode on toxins that included EMF on prime time (Morgan Spurlock's Inside Man: The Truth About Toxins). More info / view it > > #2: Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog's new feature "Lo And Behold" (from Sundance 2016) about the Internet-of-Things was just released, which features a segment on electrosensitive people that was respectfully done. Watch trailer / see it in theatres > > #3: The GFIM World 2016 Congress (Oct 7-9, 2016 in Santa Fe, NM) will feature a special EMF PANEL with Camilla Rees MBA, Dietrich Klinghardt PhD, Martin Pall PhD, and Yury Kronn PhD. (GFIM stands for Global Foundation for Integrative Medicines.) More info / trailer / registration > > #4: This good-news article, "Cafe Thrives Without WiFi" by Jeromy Johnson. I want to share this very telling reader comment with you: > > ---------------------- > > Comment by Travis Burch: > Figured I’d tell this story here about how things are shifting even within the industry… > > I saw the AT&T trucks today, the guys were working on the cell towers. I’ve been wanting to talk to them for months but I never get a chance to talk to them. > > So I walk over there today and just then a guy comes down and says “Hey”. > > So I said “Hey man, do you mind if I ask you some questions about the cell towers?” > > He said “Sure thing, go ahead”, real friendly. > > I then asked a bunch of technical questions about the design of the towers and stuff, just saying I was fascinated by the technology. He answered them and I learned a bunch of stuff. He mentioned that the round antennas are higher frequency microwaves. > > Then he said that the US is soon going to 5G, Korea (I think) is already going to 5G and “they’re ahead of us”, but that “lots of countries are holding off on 5G because of environmental concerns and health concerns”. > > I said “really?” > > He said, “Yeah, and the head of the FCC recently said ‘We’re not going to let research slow us down.'” > > I said “Wow, he said that? That’s really bold.” > > He said “Yeah I think so.” > > So I said, “Are you interested in the health concerns from this stuff?” > > “Yeah, I mean…yeah.” > > Me: Me too > > Him: Really? Lots of us in this line of work are getting leukemia and cancer. > > Me: I’ve been interested in it for a while because I work here, so close to two towers. > > Him: They used to turn off the transmitters when we worked on them. Now they refuse to turn off the transmitters while we work on them and they don’t let us carry around a RF meter anymore. They’ve got transmitters on top of buildings now. . . > > Me: Yeah I’ve seen them! > > Him: Yeah! You know the M****** H****** Hotel? I was just up there. And you just walk right up to them. > > Me: Really? Man you’re right in front of those things! > > Him: Yeah, and they’re not turning them off anymore. I’m just getting blasted. > > Me: I’ve got a meter and I get readings at this school of 10-20 mW/cm2 per channel. And a cell tower has like 70 channels right? > > Him: You have a RF meter? (He couldn’t believe it). > > Me: Yeah! I drive around town and see what the levels are like. > > Him: No way, eBay? Amazon? > > Me: Amazon. > > Him: How much was it? > > Me: Like… $190. [Note: order via the TBYP website here & support our work -Josh] > > Him: No way… Like I said, they forbid us from having them now. > > Me: So I just looked up the federal limits on Saturday. It says the federal limit is 10 mW/cm2. On this playground I’ve gotten a reading of 15 mW/cm2 on one channel… but the cell tower puts out 70 something channels, does that mean it’s putting out roughly 15×70 mW/cm2? > > Him: Most likely, yeah. Yeah all of us are worried about it. It’s high enough levels to heat things up. My face burns whenever I use a cellphone. > > Me: Everybody at the school is always hot, even when the air is cold. > > (Note: radiant heat [long wave light] heats up a body without heating up air). > > Him: Really? The industry people are actually worried that 5G is going to have a really big, even more noticeable thermal presence because the high frequencies have so much more power in them. > > (His phone started ringing). > > Me: Great talking to you! > > Him: You too! See ya! > > ------------------------------ > > Onward, > Josh del Sol > > ps. hat tips to Jeromy Johnson, Peter Sullivan and Travis Burch! > > > > > © Copyright 2016, Take Back Your Power, All Rights Reserved > > |
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Actually saw #2 over the weekend, watched Morgan's show today, going to watch it again with my husband tonight. I am getting a little concerned that I'm becoming more much more sensitive to chemicals despite healthy eating, using non toxic cleaning materials and mostly non toxic products. I know EHS and MCS go hand in hand so it shouldn't be surprising, but I am noticing chemicals are bothering me more and more :/ as if EHS wasn't enough 😭
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laura, "healthy eating" might mean a huge range of things.
would you like to talk? love, patricia On Aug 25, 2016, at 6:47 PM, SuperLaura [via ES] wrote: Actually saw #2 over the weekend, watched Morgan's show today, going to watch it again with my husband tonight. I am getting a little concerned that I'm becoming more much more sensitive to chemicals despite healthy eating, using non toxic cleaning materials and mostly non toxic products. I know EHS and MCS go hand in hand so it shouldn't be surprising, but I am noticing chemicals are bothering me more and more :/ as if EHS wasn't enough 😭 |
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Oh yeah healthy eating can mean anything.. For me that means Organic, non gmo, grassfed, staying away from processed foods, lots of carbs or sugars and anything that's chemical or unnatural.. Going easy on dairy products.. Eating whole grains..Getting good probiotics in my foods. Trying to use glass instead of plastic when possible.. Not using non stick kitchen stuff, no microwave ever. Trying to get as much local produce as possible. As soon as we are able to move that also will mean my own fruit and veggie garden and eggs from my own chickens. It also means for me trying to eat as many veggies as possible. I enjoy doing a lot of my own fresh juicing, mostly vegetable, but also beet, carrot, apple and citrus. I also enjoy eating organic fruits. I used to occasionally make my own organic sweet treats made from healthier ingredients using honey or Canadian maple syrup instead of sugar, however since I have become extremely aggitated by my stove and oven and pretty much anything used in the kitchen to cook I have to stick to quick simple things I can make, and usually now that's just basic meals :/
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In reply to this post by Patricia
Yes, in awareness... but who can take on the behemoths of the telecom industry and the FCC? fyi most of the people I run into are still COMPLETELY unaware that wi fi could ever be a problem--they have never heard of it. Though some know about cell phone radiation it NEVER OCCURS to them that wi fi radiation is the same, to say nothing of cordless phone radiation being harmful..
A major problem is that people vaguely knowledgeable about cell phone radiation NEVER make the connection to wi fi radiation being the same. Also cell tower expansion is driven by consumer request. All the people playing pokemen go used about 25% of transmitter supply. Every expansion like this will encourage telecom to expand further. The 'blame' needs to be on the consumer, not the telecom companies who are only responding to need. with every increasing addiction to their screens I do not think the tipping point is anywhere near... People complain about cell tower proximity while streaming movies on their devices. Unless the addiction goes away (fat chance) the expansion will continue...and sensitives will continue to be beaten up and left for dead by the side of the road. |
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I am really worried about the 5G upgrades... I just hope that I have the OPTION to move before it gets worse :/ Stuck here for probably another 7 months in an apartment building with like 3 cell towers within clear sight, 2 of which are only 1/3 mile away. I have 88 cell towers within a 4 mile radius and over 120 antennas. Just hoping to move where I might even be AT LEAST 1-2 miles from the nearest tower. If they start increasing the power it's going to really suck.
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In reply to this post by SuperLaura
well, laura, it sounds like you are pretty hip.
do you also know about food combining? in chemistry class we find that some chemicals blend well and others explode. same thing with food. i found one of the best books on that was "the beverly hills diet" - it helped me regain my health years ago when it was first published and i bought many copies and handed them out to friends - who also got well from various and sundry ailments. i forgot about it for the most part until recently and i picked it up again to brush up on the principles... love, patricia On Aug 26, 2016, at 10:48 AM, SuperLaura [via ES] wrote: Oh yeah healthy eating can mean anything.. For me that means Organic, non gmo, grassfed, staying away from processed foods, sugars and anything that's chemical or unnatural.. Going easy on dairy products.. Getting good probiotics in my foods. Trying to use glass instead of plastic when possible.. Not using non stick kitchen stuff, no microwave ever. Trying to get as much local produce as possible. As soon as we are able to move that also will mean my own fruit and veggie garden and eggs from my own chickens. It also means for me trying to eat as many veggies as possible. I enjoy doing a lot of my own fresh juicing, mostly vegetable, but also beet, carrot, apple and citrus. I also enjoy eating organic fruits. I used to occasionally make my own organic sweet treats made from healthier ingredients using honey or Canadian maple syrup instead of sugar, however since I have become extremely aggitated by my stove and oven and pretty much anything used in the kitchen to cook I have to stick to quick simple things I can make, and usually now that's just basic meals :/ |
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