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BiBrun on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Just-Read-Dirty-Electricity-Milham-tp2502317p2502854.html
He knows a lot about public health and disease.
He's been retired for years and just in the last couple
years has been getting into measuring dirty power.
It's pretty surprising with all the interest in health effects
of EMFs back in the 1980's, how little those researchers
know about electromagnetism. Granted it's not an easy
subject, and there's no single book I know of that covers
all the practical knowledge these researchers should have.
FYI a good start is the "Power Line Interference Handbook
by H. Loftness. Plus basics of vector calculus and electromagnetism
(The book from the Berkeley Physics series by Ed Purcell on
Electromagnetism is I think very nice... the only bad part is
he uses physicists units).
Bill
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 9:03 AM, jaime_schunkewitz <
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> Milham has very good credentials as an
> epidemiologist. His argument is that modern
> illnesses (cancer, diabetes, etc) have
> ramped up since the electrification of America.
>
> But towards the end of the book he started using
> terms like "I think", "I believe" when blaming
> the diseases on the higher frequencies. He also
> promoted Stetzer filters.
>
> Eli
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