The Physiological and Environmental Effects of Non-Ionising Electromagnetic Radiation – Eurpopean Union

July 10, 2021

Abstract: This Study focuses upon an aspect of how living organisms and humans in particular can be adversely affected by highly coherent electromagnetic fields of technological origin, in a way that is not entertained or addressed by existing Safety Guidelines – namely, through the possibility of nonthermal, frequency-specific influences of an informational nature. Supporting evidence is presented, and attention drawn to a disturbing consistency between some of these influences and the nature of certain adverse health effects found amongst some exposed people. On the basis of a detailed analysis of the present situation, a number of recommendations are made to promote a higher degree of electromagnetic biocompatibility between these fields and the living human organism than currently obtains.

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https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document.html?reference=DG-4-JOIN_ET%282001%29297574

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