Health Hazards Electromagnetic Radia

Bruce Fife, ND

64 pages, softbound.

A startling look at the effects of electropollution on your health.

We are under continual attack from electromagnetic fields (EMFs) radiating from power lines, household wiring, microwave ovens, computers, televisions, clock radios, cellular phones, electric blankets and other appliances. Researchers have correlated electropollution with increases in cancer, birth defects, depression, learning disabilities, chronic fatigue syndrome, Alzheimer's disease, and sudden infant death syndrome. The danger is real and with increasing use of electricity in our environment it is one of the reasons why many scientists believe some disease rates are on the rise.

EMFs are not blocked or weakened by trees, walls, buildings or other structures. Like x-rays they pass through these objects and into our bodies, disrupting normal cellular function and biological processes.

For most of us our greatest exposure to EMFs comes from within our own homes. All household appliances emit EMFs, but you cannot tell which are most dangerous by their size or function. Often the small devices like electric can openers and hair dryers are much more dangerous than the larger ones such as electric ovens or refrigerators.

In this book you will find out:

• About what dangers you face with EMF exposure
• Why certain diseases persist in spite of medical treatment
• How to reduce exposure from computer and TV screens
• If microwave ovens are safe or not
• What home appliances are the most dangerous
• Where we get the most exposure
• How to find hidden EMG "hot spots" in the home
• What you can do to protect yourself and your family

This book offers practical ways to protect yourself in your home or office from the effects of electromagnetic radiation. You will learn how to take simple precautionary steps to reduce EMF exposure by as much as 90% and virtually eliminate the threat of electropollution on your health. If you use electricity you need this book!

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