Lecithin in brain and microwaves

I am trying to fing out at what frequencies lecithin absorbs microwaves the most. Water is heated at 2.45GHz. 30% of the dry weight of the brain is lecithin. There is also cholesterol in the brain and I would like to know the frequency that cholesterol absorbs most at.
I have a mild sensitivity to cell phone radiation

I"m a little confused here with this line of thinking. What exactly is your goal here?
From the article this was taken from, it appears the author is also condemning cholesteral-
knowing I know, this is false, as the liver makes cholesteral for a reason.
And  measuring the frequencies of single substances such as Cholesteral
would be kind of useless information, as they are not acting alone-for it is the
SUM of everything that renders reactions. In other words, the body is not composed
of just water, or just cholesteral, or just lecithin. All of these and many,many more
are synergistic. So if you're trying to reduce the effects of ES, nurturing the body
with the vital minerals it needs to do its job, along with reducing the exposures
would, and do, in my opinion, render much better results for helping mitigate
ES symptoms.
P.S. This article also refers to Iodine as a mere "Trace mineral". Nothing could
be farther from the truth. There are Iodine receptors in all glands of the body.
What this means is that the body need large amounts of Iodine to do its job.
Lizzie
 



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I am trying to fing out at what frequencies lecithin absorbs microwaves the most. Water is heated at 2.45GHz. 30% of the dry weight of the brain is lecithin. There is also cholesterol in the brain and I would like to know the frequency that cholesterol absorbs most at.
I have a mild sensitivity to cell phone radiation




     

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Hi:

If you google "microwave absorption spectrum of lethicin" you will find one
study that gives two absorption peaks for lethicin
(vesicles in water at 30 C): 80 MHz and 20 MHz. Nothing shown in the GHz
range.
Could not locate similar data for cholesterol.

Ray


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Hi:

Clarification on previous email:
I meant to say that no information was provided for lethicin absorption in
the GHz range and not that there isn't necessarily no (or relatively little)
energy absorption in the higher GHz frequency ranges.
Ray


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Thanks for the information. I want to start ham radio talking as a hobby and these radios can transmit at many frequencies (can choose to transmit in microwave band for example). I would like to avoid dangerous frequencies when standing close to the transmitting aerial (antenna)so will try to avoid frequencies that could warm up the brain, etc
Microwaves are problematic sometimes.  Wax and paraffin can focus microwaves well so that round fat candles could cause spots of high intensity microwaves in a room.

People can get more information on the focusing of microwaves at http://www.vias.org/basicradio/basic_radio_39_07.html and possibility of high density around big candles, etc.

--- In [hidden email], "Ray Kosan" <rkosan@...> wrote:

Do some more research first. Years back I came across military study on the effects of ham on the operators from decades back.

Here's one just to start, page 4: http://www.mobilfakta.com/Epistudies.pdf

~ Snoshoe


--- In [hidden email], "Swayseeker" <millertrader@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the information. I want to start ham radio talking as a hobby and these radios can transmit at many frequencies (can choose to transmit in microwave band for example). I would like to avoid dangerous frequencies when standing close to the transmitting aerial (antenna)so will try to avoid frequencies that could warm up the brain, etc
> Microwaves are problematic sometimes.  Wax and paraffin can focus microwaves well so that round fat candles could cause spots of high intensity microwaves in a room.
>
> People can get more information on the focusing of microwaves at http://www.vias.org/basicradio/basic_radio_39_07.html and possibility of high density around big candles, etc.