Subject:  EMR and Alzheimers (Royds).
Date:     Mon, 18 Sep 2000 155619 -0500
From:     Roy Beavers 
To:       guru 
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...........From EMF-L.......  John Royds correctly raises the matter 
of some past research by Dr.Eugene Sobel of Southern Cal, in the U.S.

Gene?? Any comment?? ......guru.....

Sometimes the medical doctors do not realize how much they are
promoting public ignorance ... when they fail to question the 
"inertia and malfeasance" of the the government/industry doctors and 
"scientists" ... when they accept without question the information
they are provided by the "conventional wisdom" medical establishment.

Thus -- as below -- it does not occur to them to mention the most
likely change in our environment that **could** explain the sudden rise
in Alzheimer's cases: EMF ... the Blue World explosion....  Actually,
as our long-time readers know, we have discussed this many times on
EMF-L.....guru......

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: EMR and Alzheimers
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 20:03:04 +0100
From: "John Royds" 
To: 
References: <39C4F237.181EF4BB@emfguru.com>

Roy:

"The Observer" is a quality British Sunday broadhsheet newspaper.
Yesterday, 17 September, they ran a story entitled "Alzheimer's spreads to
under-40s".

Here is a quote from Dr Richard Harvey, director of research at the
Alzheimer's Society:

"The number of young people diagnosed has increased dramatically -- it has
doubled, or more than that, in 10 years".  The article goes on to say that
doctors are baffled by the cause of the rise.

Nowhere in the whole article is it even suggested that the colossal increase
in microwave exposure to the brain's of under-40s resulting from mobile
phone use could be factor.

I find this spine-chilling.  It was in 1996 that Sobel and Davanipour
outlined a potential biological pathway by which electric fields can disturb
the normal concentrations of calcium ions within cells. They postulated that
this could trigger a well-known cascade of reactions that ultimately leads
to the accumulation of damaging plaques and tangles in the brain. There are
many epidemiological studies linking occupational EMR exposure with
increased risk of Alzheimer's Disease.

Could those on EMF-L with information on Alzheimer's and EMR please email
the author of the article  anthony.browne@observer.co.uk.

I have searched the UK's Alzheimer's site www.alzheimers.org.uk and can find
no reference at all to  mobile phone/EMR and Alzheimer's.

best wishes,

John Royds
Timmore House
Newcastle
Greystones
Co. Wicklow
Republic of Ireland
tel/fax:  +353-1-281 9283
email:  royds@esatclear.ie


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