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> Why don't they send a satilite up and do it all from there> the electomagnetic waves from pillions and mobile phone masts break down a chemical in our brain when we sleep
> mobile phone masts and pillons are constant, we would not sit infront of an xray machine all day
> We seem to be getting a lot more now.
> have been working on reducing the levels of emissions. Which is why you might find you are now able to use phones in areas that were previously restricted
> There are more young women getting breast cancer than ever before
> can't remember what it wa sin it, was it aspartium?)
> If I took all research seriously I would be living in a bubble starving to death....
>
:-D
>"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, wine in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO, what a ride!"
> I wonder has anyone given any thought to the negative stress induced by all that 'science' says are bad for us
> "scram" is run by people that have been affected by the cancers ect caused by the very high radiation levels.
> They are concerned about others people and children that have developed cancer in this way. Run voluntary!
>We had to two very high qualified proffessors call out with all the information and testing equipment.
>"scram" is run by people that have been affected by the cancers ect caused by the very high radiation levels.
>Don't carry your mobile close to your body when not in used.
>Don't lay it next to a baby or child
>We had to two very high qualified proffessors
>stops the body making the chemical melotoin
> You know like I do, they do not care about us as people, they are not by there private schools or the half a million homes.
> When these things are in the early stages they aren't always proven.......only time will tell
> Denese, I am sure, means well but this sort of scaremongering can be very harmfull both in the short term in making people who have suffered cancer feel guilty regarding something or other they may have done and in the long term by changing the course of sensible choices we might make such as the MMR debacle.
> Yes! they do do harm to the human body, that is fact.
> Isabel, do you remember people that worked at the nuclear plant?
>No! we had the waves of these videoed, before the masts were erected, The machine they use collects the waves and puts them into sound.
>very dangerous levels higher than the human body should be constantly exposed to
>I could put all the technical terms, but they are difficult to understand if your have not reseached it.
>Remember jeangenie the average person sleeps 8 hours this is like being under a xray machine for 8 hours.
Sorry, you've totally lost me there.
> I for one would not buy a house next to one
> Of course until it is proved then it is just speculation but this does not mean it is not truth
>
> I have made a point of getting my husband to ask people at his work whether they feel that living next to a mast would be detrimental to their health and so far of all the people he has asked not one person has said no.
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I could put all the technical terms, but they are difficult to understand if your have not reseached it.
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