Elektrogevoeligheid

Elektrogevoelige priester pleegt zelfmoord - ondraaglijke pijn in hoofd door 4G

 

De Duitse priester Carsten Häublein pleegt zelfmoord na 10 jaar lange lijdensweg door elektrogevoeligheid. De pijn die 4G hem bezorgde, een brandend gevoel in het hoofd, was ondraaglijk geworden. Een zoveelste slachtoffer in de stille Holocaust die momenteel plaatsvindt.


"A year ago, on February 14th, a day dedicated to love, I got a heartbreaking message which reflects most the unloving nature of our society. I was informed that my friend, Carsten Häublein, a German priest who suffered from EHS for 10 years, could no longer take the pain of the 'Fire' 4G LTE, which burned inside his head, and committed suicide."

 

 

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Vooraankondiging onderzoek naar elektrogevoeligheid in Nederland

 

Zie www.stopumts.nl/doc.php/Oproepen/8000/proefpersonen_gevraagd_maar_niet_direct

 

"Vooraankondiging landelijk onderzoek naar elektrogevoeligheid

 

In 2014 zal de Universiteit Utrecht in samenwerking met de GGD Amsterdam een landelijk wetenschappelijk onderzoek starten naar elektrogevoeligheid. Doel is om na te gaan of mensen kortdurende blootstelling aan elektromagnetische signalen kunnen herkennen in een dubbelblind experiment. Dit experiment zal bij de vrijwilligers thuis plaatsvinden met een elektromagnetisch signaal dat zij zelf kiezen.

 

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Electrosensitivity: a first person perspective by Dr David Fancy – co-founder of WEEP – Wireless Electrical and Electromagnetic Pollution

 

Part of a presentation delivered in the context of Lakehead University's research and innovation week, February 2010, at Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.

 

You'll notice from my credentials, that although I am a researcher and academic, I am not trained in scientific research. I would not be here this evening if I had not, one day in 2001, had an odd experience. It was a simple and unremarkable experience, and yet one that was a harbinger of many challenges to come. At the time, I was writing my doctoral dissertation on the politics of representation of ethnicity in contemporary French theatre. I was spending a lot of time on my computer, a laptop. A few months into an intense writing phase, I noticed that my left hand would get sore by the end of the day. Writer's hand, repetitive strain injury, I thought. Before long however, my left hand was sore earlier and earlier in the day. Why my left hand, I wondered? And why did the soreness go away approximately an hour after I finished typing. And why did that same hand not bother me when I was playing guitar to relax in the evening?

 

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Nieuwe studie: hypothese over de meetbaarheid van elektrogevoeligheid

 

 

PubMed - "Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is an ill-defined term to describe the fact that people who experience health symptoms in the vicinity of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) regard them as causal for their complaints. Up to now most scientists assume a psychological cause for the suffering of electromagnetic hypersensitive individuals. This paper addresses reasons why most provocation studies could not find any association between EMF exposure and EHS and presents a hypothesis on diagnosis and differentiation of this condition. Simultaneous recordings of heart rate variability, microcirculation and electric skin potentials are used for classification of EHS. Thus, it could be possible to distinguish "genuine" electromagnetic hypersensitive individuals from those who suffer from other conditions."

 

Dr. Lebrecht Von Klitzing

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Universitair fysica-docent getuigt over zijn elektrogevoeligheid

 

"University of Sydney physics lecturer, Dr James McCaughan has provided his personal account of electro sensitivity. This document can be found at http://www.wifi-in-schools-australia.org/p/resources.html located under the Electrosensitivity heading or download at this link.

 

Dr McCaughan quit his job in July after Wi-Fi exposure from smart phones in the lecture room “shut me down’’. Read the related News Corp article."

 

 

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Radiation from wireless technology affects the blood, the heart, and the autonomic nervous system

 

Abstract

 

Exposure to electrosmog generated by electric, electronic, and wireless technology is accelerating to the point that a portion of the population is experiencing adverse reactions when they are exposed. The symptoms of electrohypersensitivity (EHS), best described as rapid aging syndrome, experienced by adults and children resemble symptoms experienced by radar operators in the 1940s to the 1960s and are well described in the literature. An increasingly common response includes clumping (rouleau formation) of the red blood cells, heart palpitations, pain or pressure in the chest accompanied by anxiety, and an upregulation of the sympathetic nervous system coincident with a downregulation of the parasympathetic nervous system typical of the "fight-or-flight" response. Provocation studies presented in this article demonstrate that the response to electrosmog is physiologic and not psychosomatic. Those who experience prolonged and severe EHS may develop psychologic problems as a consequence of their inability to work, their limited ability to travel in our highly technologic environment, and the social stigma that their symptoms are imagined rather than real.

 

 

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Dr Marie-Therese Gibson resigns from Tangara School for Girls over Wi-Fi health worries

 

news.com.au - THE long-time principal of an exclusive Sydney girls' school has quit due to health concerns over Wi-Fi radiation.

 

Dr Marie-Therese Gibson — who served for 19 years as principal of the Tangara School for Girls at Cherrybrook — resigned in July due to health problems she blames on Wi-Fi installed three years ago.

 

The school agreed to switch off the Wi-Fi in the administrative wing, but Dr Gibson said she suffered debilitating headaches when she visited other parts of the school.

 

Professor James McCaughan sit in his "Faraday Cage'' at his home

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Man Allergic To WiFi Lost Job as IT Consultant


 

58-year-old Guy Hudson is one of a growing number of people who identify themselves as being 'electrosensitive', who is 'allergic' to low electromagnetic fields - the kind produced by mobile phones and WiFi - and exposure leads to a raft of physical symptoms.

 

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