I've read articles that EM fields of certain frequencies might even be =
good for you.
A net search on 'Royal Rife' (an American chap - now dead) and 'MOR' =
covers off a lot about this subject.
Rife postulated that all cells have different resonant frequencies. If =
you can find the frequency for say a type of cancer, you can destroy the =
cells.=20
Everyday Practical Electronics mag did a very interesting article in =
April 2001 about the subject. It is reprinted on the http://www.rife.de =
website for those who are interested.


-----Original Message-----
From: Olin Lathrop [mailto:olin_piclist@EMBEDINC.COM]
Sent: 07 June 2002 14:53
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [EE]: IEE position statement"The Possible....."


>      "There would still be those who'd argue
>       about cell phone towers next to schools
>       and HV power lines across residential
>       areas,"
>
> It's fnuny that none of these types seem concerned
> that we are bathed in a 200V/M electrostatic field
> about the earth or also continually exposed to a
> 1 Guass (it it?) magnetic field at all times ...
> and since MUCH before our time (and our ancestor's)
> time as well ...

First as someone else has already pointed out, we evolved with these =
fields,
so they can't be the cause of recent increases in cancers and the like.

Second, these are static or slowly changing fields, which is quite =
different
from 60Hz power or radio transmissions.  I don't pretend to know whether
these things actually do pose a threat in the long term, but I think =
Maxwell
would agree that rapidly changing fields is a whole different ballgame =
from
static fields.


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