Subject:  Mobile phone masts (antenna) linked to birth defects (Kwee).
Date:     Mon, 20 Nov 2000 084945 -0600
From:     Roy Beavers 
To:       guru 
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I know that there will be much interest in this -- so I am forwarding it even though
Sianette failed to get us the date.....  I believe it is a recent report -- and not a
repeat
of something along the same line we had six months or so ago.......guru......

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   Subject: Re: mobile phone masts linked to birth defects
      Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 13:52:33 +0100
      From: "Sianette Kwee" 
        To: 
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Dear RoyI copied the article : it is from the Sunday Mirror "MOBILE PHONE HEALTH
WATCH" Mobile phone masts linked to birth defects EXCLUSIVE by RUPERT HAMER DANGER- Cow
and mast
NEW  evidence has been revealed to link mobile phone masts with serious birth defects.
A huge rise in miscarriages, deformities and tumours has been found in a study by
respected
German scientists.
They discovered the problems in cows grazing next to masts. Some are giving birth to
calves
without eyes. Others have no mouths - and some no legs.
Hundreds of cows have been slaughtered on 38 farms in Bavaria, Germany, where the study
was
carried out by the country's Ministry For Land Development.
Farmer Joseph Altenweger, 50, said: "About six months after they put a mast on my cow
shed,
some cows developed cataracts and huge wart-like growths.  Others got brain cancer.
"And calves started being born with deformities. Their feet were like those of a donkey.
Some had
no legs others were blind.  A vet has certified that 95 percent of my herd is sick from
the
electro-magnetism from mobile phone masts."
Fellow farmer Xaver Echtler, 55, who also has a mast on his land said: "I have lost
thousands, but the
money is only part of it... seeing calves born without legs,without eyes, without mouths
is hard to
take."
A spokesman for the British National Farmers Union said: "We will be looking into this
study very
carefully. There are tens of thousands of farms in Britain which have mobile phone masts
on their
land"  Alan Meyer thinks that the above is a follow-up of the study below :From the
lnstitute of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmacy at the Veterinary Faculty of Hannover
(Director: Prof.  Dr. W. Löscher) and the Scientific lnstitute of Electronics and Radar at
the
University of the Gerrnan Federal Armed Forces (Prof.  G. Käs)       Conspicuous
behavioural abnormalities in a dairy cow herd
             near a TV and Radio transmitting antenna                  W. Löscher and G.
Käs (Authors)   Prakt.  Tierarzt 79: 5, 437-444 (1998)
[Practical Veterinary Surgeon 79: 5, 437-444 (1998)]
Schlütersche GmbH & Co. KG, Verlag und Druckerei
[Schlütersche GmbH & Co. KG, Publisher and Printer] ISSN 0032-681 X SUMMARY.  In addition
to a considerable reduction of milk yield and increasing occurences of
health problems, behavioural abnormalities that have not yet been examined, have been
observed over
the last two years in a herd of dairy cows maintained in close proximity to a TV and Radio

transmitting antenna.  The evaluation of possible factors which could explain the
abnormalities in the
livestock did not disclose any factors other than the measurable high-frequency
electromagnetic
fields.  An experiment in which a cow with abnormal behaviour was brought to a stable in a
different
area resulted in normalisation of the cow within five days.  The symptoms returned,
however, when
the cow was brought back to the stable in close proximity to the antenna in question.  In
view of the
previously known effects of electromagnetic fields it may be possible that the observed
abnormalities
are related to the electromagnetic field exposure. Prof. Wolfgang Loescher is the director
of the Institute of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmacology at the Veterinary University
of Hannover.Email mailto:wloscher@Pharma.tiho-hannoverPhone : 0511-953-8720.    Fax
0511-9538581 Best regards and keep up the good work! Sianette Kwee
Dept. of Medical Biochemistry
University of Aarhus, Building #170
DK-8000 Aarhus C
Denmark
Tel: +45 - 89422869
Fax::+45 - 86131160
E-mail; 

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.............From EMF-L.........

I know that there will be much interest in this -- so I am forwarding it even though
Sianette failed to get us the date.....  I believe it is a recent report -- and not a repeat
of something along the same line we had six months or so ago.......guru......

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Re: mobile phone masts linked to birth defects
Date:  Mon, 20 Nov 2000 13:52:33 +0100
From:  "Sianette Kwee" <skwee@biokemi.au.dk>
To:  <roy@emfguru.com>
References:  <39F32799.682C387C@emfguru.com> <000901c05099$e19c2920$9023e182@biokemi.au.dk> <3A178DC5.4C7EE16E@emfguru.com>

Dear RoyI copied the article : it is from the Sunday Mirror "MOBILE PHONE HEALTH WATCH" Mobile phone masts linked to birth defects EXCLUSIVE by RUPERT HAMER DANGER- Cow and mast
NEW  evidence has been revealed to link mobile phone masts with serious birth defects.
A huge rise in miscarriages, deformities and tumours has been found in a study by respected
German scientists.
They discovered the problems in cows grazing next to masts. Some are giving birth to calves
without eyes. Others have no mouths - and some no legs.
Hundreds of cows have been slaughtered on 38 farms in Bavaria, Germany, where the study was
carried out by the country's Ministry For Land Development.
Farmer Joseph Altenweger, 50, said: "About six months after they put a mast on my cow shed,
some cows developed cataracts and huge wart-like growths.  Others got brain cancer.
"And calves started being born with deformities. Their feet were like those of a donkey. Some had
no legs others were blind.  A vet has certified that 95 percent of my herd is sick from the
electro-magnetism from mobile phone masts."
Fellow farmer Xaver Echtler, 55, who also has a mast on his land said: "I have lost thousands, but the
money is only part of it... seeing calves born without legs,without eyes, without mouths is hard to
take."
A spokesman for the British National Farmers Union said: "We will be looking into this  study very
carefully. There are tens of thousands of farms in Britain which have mobile phone masts on their
land"  Alan Meyer thinks that the above is a follow-up of the study below :From the lnstitute of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmacy at the Veterinary Faculty of Hannover
(Director: Prof.  Dr. W. Löscher) and the Scientific lnstitute of Electronics and Radar at the
University of the Gerrnan Federal Armed Forces (Prof.  G. Käs)       Conspicuous behavioural abnormalities in a dairy cow herd
             near a TV and Radio transmitting antenna                  W. Löscher and G. Käs (Authors)   Prakt.  Tierarzt 79: 5, 437-444 (1998)
[Practical Veterinary Surgeon 79: 5, 437-444 (1998)]
Schlütersche GmbH & Co. KG, Verlag und Druckerei
[Schlütersche GmbH & Co. KG, Publisher and Printer] ISSN 0032-681 X SUMMARY.  In addition to a considerable reduction of milk yield and increasing occurences of
health problems, behavioural abnormalities that have not yet been examined, have been observed over
the last two years in a herd of dairy cows maintained in close proximity to a TV and Radio
transmitting antenna.  The evaluation of possible factors which could explain the abnormalities in the
livestock did not disclose any factors other than the measurable high-frequency electromagnetic
fields.  An experiment in which a cow with abnormal behaviour was brought to a stable in a different
area resulted in normalisation of the cow within five days.  The symptoms returned, however, when
the cow was brought back to the stable in close proximity to the antenna in question.  In view of the
previously known effects of electromagnetic fields it may be possible that the observed abnormalities
are related to the electromagnetic field exposure. Prof. Wolfgang Loescher is the director of the Institute of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmacology at the Veterinary University of Hannover.Email mailto:wloscher@Pharma.tiho-hannoverPhone : 0511-953-8720.    Fax 0511-9538581 Best regards and keep up the good work! Sianette Kwee
Dept. of Medical Biochemistry
University of Aarhus, Building #170
DK-8000 Aarhus C
Denmark
Tel: +45 - 89422869
Fax::+45 - 86131160
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