How EMFs damage your health

[keenly]

Interview with Dr Martin Pall

https://www.sott.net/article/361010-Calcium-channels-free-radicals-and-the-effects-of-EMF-explained

I tried explaining this to people on other threads, but some think EMFs are fine, and that nnEMF and the Earths magnetic field are the same.

Take what you want from it.

Out like a thief in the night................

 

[Wishful]

I did a quick check of other literature in that area, and it looks like it's a lot of speculation without actual physical evidence. EMF does induce voltage in structures, but tiny channels in cells seem unlikely to capture much EMF energy. I'd want to see a proper study of how much voltage would be generated in the calcium channels in-vivo. I certainly didn't check all 26 papers that he claims "all show that EMFs work by (this process)", but the papers I did check seemed to imply or suggest, rather than 'show'.

I'd ignore anything in his writing past the claim that EMFs affect calcium channels until he provides some actual proof of that claim. My guess is that a computation of the formula for voltage generated in a structure, given the structure's size and the wavelength of the EMF will give an incredibly small result. I'd do it, but I'm suffering from PEM at the moment.

 

[ahmo]

I found this video very powerful in demonstrating EMFs in the environment.
Resonance Beings of Frequency

Also, Dietrich Klinghardt did a small, simple experiment demonstrating EMF influence to mold in a petri dish. I belive it's in this vid, haven't watched for a long time.

 

[Wishful]

When I googled resonance beings of frequency, I clicked on that "debunked" and then https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4352 which pretty clearly explained why the resonance stuff was nonsense.

As for the doctor's (who makes money from health scares) experiment, I didn't find any indication that anyone did a peer-reviewed trial, so it sounds like quackery to me. Do cell-phone towers get covered in mold? Does your cell phone get covered in mold?

We have enough real health issues to worry about, we don't need people making up fake ones.

 

[Mrs Sowester]

Electricity makes plants grow better. At events with temporary mains installations the grass grows more vigorously around the cables.
It's known as electrotropism in botany.