Subject:  Re Just a quick question (Maisch) (Simpson)
Date:     Fri, 24 Sep 1999 080242 -0500 (CDT)
From:     "Roy L. Beavers" 
To:       emfguru 
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Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1999 04:54:55 EDT
From: MICROSHLD@aol.com
To: rbeavers@llion.org
Subject: Re: Just a quick question (Maisch)

Don,
Obvious I suppose, but it's www.hagenuk.com

By the way, it's not a low rad phone but a normal powered one which directs 
much of  the radiation out the back of the phone thereby intensifying 
exposure into the hand and wrist. Better than the head I know but DNA breaks 
etc. are no good for you anywhere.

We've had reports of users suffering from problems in their arms as a result 
of using this model, including the famous UK alternative medicine journalist 
Hazel Courteney who until recently wrote a regular health column for the 
Sunday Times colour supplement. She complained of electric shock like power 
surges running up her arm and into the shoulder as a result of using the 
Hagenuk. She ended up buying a Microshield for it which did the trick even 
though it doesn't have an antenna! She ended up swopping back to a Nokia 
because she said she still did'nt feel comfortable using it knowing what it 
had done to her. When manufacturers eventually start to think about designing 
new phones which radiate away from the user's head, they better bear this in 
mind.

Hagenuk ceased trading in the UK over a year ago but I think they exist in 
Italy having been bought out there by a major cellular player called Telital?

Regards
John Simpson



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