Subject: Re ,,EMF,,(H) The National Cancer Institute (NCI) Study..... Date: Thu, 3 Jul 1997 170738 -0500 (CDT) From: "John D. Evans" <jdevans@sympatico.ca> To: Multiple recipients of list <emf-l@mail.llion.org> -------------------------------------------------- At 02:01 PM 03/07/97 -0500, you (Guru) wrote: >Hi everybody: > >This message will necessarily be more "technical" than we like. >Nevertheless, I hope all of you will allow enough reading time to digest >it fully. > > >WHAT THE AUTHORS OF THE NCI STUDY ARE TELLING US....... > > Dear Roy and Everyone on EMF-L, I believe we all feel frustrated with reports that state categorically, "THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS WITH EMFs". I agree with Gure that in spite of such reports, we must keep on investigating all aspects of the health effects of EMR and EMF exposure! We can agree that it is an elusive study, but we must prevail. One aspect of EMFs I have been wondering about is the heterodyne phenomenon. We all know that if we sound two different notes (different frequencies), we sometimes create a new frequency -- a beat frequency -- which is the difference between the two original frequencies. Beat color frequencies can be created with two different colored lights, and, of course, with different RFs. Our everyday superheterdyne radio is a good example of the latter. So, as well as harmonics, spikes, surges, etc., we should be aware of the heterodyne effect. As Guru suggests, there ARE studies out there that show close relationships between exposure and negative health effects. So, we need to know: What part(s) of the total spectrum affect(s) the human organism? And at what intensity(ies)? And what length(s) of exposure? ETC.? We must keep on searching. I am pleased to report as a result of information posted on EMF-L, my wife, Stella, and I plan on attending the First World Conference on Breast Cancer being held in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. It so happens that we live just 100 kilometres from Kingston, and we will be able to drive there in about one and a half hours. We are registered for the one day, Wednesday, July 16th, during which environmental factors relating to breast cancer will be discussed. At least three sessions will be dealing with Electromagnetic Fields and Links to Breast Cancer. It will be interesting to see what relationships are discussed, especially in light of the recent National Cancer Institute Study. For your information, you may like to log onto the World Conference Web site: "http://www.brcancerconf.kos.net", or phone them at: 613-549-1118; FAX: 613-549-1146. There is plenty of info on the Web site, but you may wish to phone for a more personal touch. For reservations, phone: 613-531-9210; FAX: 613-531-0626. I will summarize our experience at the conference as soon as possible after returning home. Sincerely, John D. Evans *********************************************************** * John D. Evans * e-mail: jdevans@sympatico.ca * 8 Monroe Court, Wellington, ON K0K 3L0 * CANADA * phone: 613-399-5089 *********************************************************** Archive provided courtesy of WaveGuide, http://www.wave-guide.org Reprinted with permission of Roy Beavers, http://www.feb.se/EMF-L/EMF-L.html