A message from Electrosensitivity UK
http://www.electrosensitivity.org.uk/
29/05/05
The new(ish) Health Protection Agency,HPA, which we
understand is subsuming the old National Radiological
Protection Board, NRPB, under its grander umbrella as
the Radiological Protection Division, RPD, is soon
releasing, wait for it, as the HPA/RPD, a report.
This is definitely one to watch, of considerable
importance to us and anyone who doubts EHS is real. Dr
Neil Irvine, a Belfast epidemiologist (researcher into
diseases in populations, like epidemics) has been
working since 2003 and we have every expectation that
even in the low numbers anticipated evidence
confirming what we already know will be scientifically
confirmed.
In the long run such official acknowledgement is of
the greatest significance as it open the door to it
becoming required knowledge for physicians, health &
safety, employers and all responsible sectors. This
includes the industry producing these toxins and
exposing us sensitives to them without safety tests or
due care. Publication/release is anticipated in
June/July, big things happen slowly usually.
How slow is a tsunami?
Reason we ask is a letter from Lloyd Morgan of the
Brain Tumour Registry in California now buzzing around
the web.There they collate statistics of occurrence of
brain tumours, correct us if we’re wrong but in
everyday language this is cancer of the brain to most
people, cells replicate and multiply in a misbehaving
way, pathologically. These figures of diagnosis are
collected from what used to be about eight states in
the USA, more now as it has become a federal
requirement that they be supplied. Lloyd is so
concerned by evidence from the Karolinska Institute
Sweden, known as the Hardell and Hansson-Mild study,
which for the first time includes risks by age-group
he says:
“I fear, but hope that I am wrong, that we are at an
historical moment, watching the tide recede prior to a
health emergency tsunami that is poised to drown us in
in future health tradegies of unknown dimensions”
Not language one normally associates with
statisticians, seems like an incline on a graph
somewhere is positing going through the roof in a
pretty spectacular fashion. Could be that young people
were asked how much time they spent on mobiles and
correlations were made with brain tumours. Could be
that microwave radiological effects on the blood brain
barrier allowing toxins entry to the brain are now
seriously linked. Could be that electrosensitive
reactions like headaches are indeed warnings of
exposure to health risks like burning your fingers on
a flame. Could be we none of us are ill but have
lively alert bodies we are in tune with and aware of.
Now that is a lot of ‘coulds’ to lay out in a line
ain’t it. So draw your own conclusions by following
the science, just
click here oh, and have adobe acrobat ready, its in
pdf.
So how fast is a tsunami? The longer the outpull of
the tide receding the more the mountain is building
unseen, the slower seems to equal the bigger. We are
still talking small percentages we assume, but all the
more reason to dissuade youngsters from their mobiles,
a hopeless task.
“Don’t be chatty, make it snappy, or be zapped”
is our best effort.
Anyway it has helped us to clarify our efforts here at
ES-UK. Over the next year or three we are bringing all
we are learning together in a book, from personal
stories and case histories to scientific theories and
the unfolding of this latest crazy human
self-inflicted wound, even as it happens, as ‘EHS, A
Health Tsunami’.
You are the first to know, all assistance gratefully
received, especially financial.