Subject:  Re VDT'S  ELF AND VLF - ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
Date:     Mon, 23 Jun 1997 142136 -0500 (CDT)
From:     Gerrit Teule <gerrit_teule@pi.net>
To:       Multiple recipients of list <emf-l@mail.llion.org>
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Hans Karow wrote:
> My comment:
> If cellular phone emissions can interfere with other electrical devices,
like
> shutting off medical devises, causing havoc in planes, ships, etc...how
can the
> human superconductor withstand above mentioned electromagnetic exposures
with their
> inductions without causing havoc for a long time? If we are super
conductors at
> 37 o Celsius, how come our body is not shut off (compared to a short
causing the
> fuse breaker of the electric panel to shut off), what makes the body still
function
> quite a relative very long time, until we notice leukemia, brain tumor,
etc.?
> How can our body protect itself from "shorts" within, because being
exposed to an
> vast array of electropollution, which should create a relative huge amount
of
> electricity within our body ?
> We call this a miracle? Or someone can explain?
>

Hans.
One possible answer could be the enormous redundancy, that is used in nature
and in our
body. That means that the information, needed to survive in a poisonous or
cancerous
environment is carried in billions and billions of cells in our body. Notice
that every
single cell seems to carry ALL the information. Damage to one cell is almost
nothing. It
takes thousands and thousands of such damages to get a noticeable
phenomenon. Same is
true for developing a cancer. A well recognised theory is, that we all carry
cancerous
cells in our body, but that these cells are continously destroyed by the
immune system.
Only when the immune system fails, than a group of cancer cells can grow to
a noticeable
tumor.  This redundancy is a miracle indeed. Some people call it a waste (so
many seeds
for so few plants, etc.), but it seems one of the basics of life. It does
not make EMF
harmless, but it helps anyway.

Does that make sense to you?


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