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I have just read your story about the
proposed O2 phone mast in Bushey and have written to support the
information provided by Henrik Eiriksson.
I am a former photographer with the
Watford Observer, having worked there during 1974 and 1975, prior to
emigrating to Canada and joining the Toronto Police Service. My time
at the newspaper was very enjoyable and I often wonder about the
friends I met and worked with.
After retiring form the Toronto Police
I became ill from exposure to electro magnetic pollution and developed
a condition known as electro hyper-sensitivity. This means that I
become ill if I am exposed to electro magnetic radiation from
devices including cell phones, cell phone antennas, WiFi etc.
I am a founding Director of WEEP -
(The Canadian initiative against) Wireless Electrical and
Electromagnetic Pollution. Our organization raises awareness of
electrical pollution issues, suggests safety measures and helps many
persons who have been harmed by electro magnetic radiation.
The statement in your story about
health risk, made by O2 communications manager Jim Stevenson is most
disturbing, he is quoted as saying - “Nothing has come out of any
theory that says it will cause harm to anyone. There is no scientific
evidence at all to support the claims and all of them have been very
strongly researched and tested.” .
His statement appears to be
a lie, which needs to be exposed to your readership. It is very easy
to determine that his information is false, by going to the Bio
Initiative Report at www.bioinitiative.org and
viewing the vast amount of scientific research which show serious harm
to health caused by electro magnetic radiation.
At the end of this message I have
attached scientific information from the late Dr. Neil Cherry. This
will give you a good understanding about the real dangers of microwave
radiation which is used by cell phones and cell phone antenna masts. I
hope that you are able to share this with Watford Observer readers.
Please give my best wishes to anyone
who who may remember me, from working at the Observer.
Increase the incidence of many types of cancer, including
leukaemia, brain tumor, testicular cancer, genitourinary and breast
cancer, Robinette et al. (1980), Milham (1985, 1988),
Szmigielski (1996), Hocking et al. (1996), Dolk et al. (1997 a, b), Beall et al. (1996), Grayson (1996), Thomas
et al. (1987), Lilienfeld et al. (1978), Zaret (1989), Davis and Mostofl (1993), Hayes et
al. (1990), Tynes et al. (1996), Cantor et al. (1995), and many others.
These biological and health effects are consistent with
the biological understanding that brains, hearts and cells are
sensitive to electromagnetic signals because they use electromagnetic
signals for their regulation, control and natural processes, including
those processes monitored by the EEG and ECG. There is overwhelming
evidence that EMR is genotoxic, alters cellular ions, neurotransmitters
and neurohormones, and interferes with brain and heart signals, and
increases cancer.
Cell Phone Radiation Research:
For years the cell phone companies and government
authorities have assured us that cell phone are perfectly safe. For
example, they claim that the particular set of radiation parameter
associated with cell phones are not the same as any other radio signal
and therefore earlier research does not apply. They also mount biased
review teams who falsely dismiss any results that indicate adverse
biological and health effects and the flawed pre-assumption that the
only possible effect is tissue heating. There is a very large body of
scientific research that challenges this view. Now we have published
research, primarily funded by governments and industry that shows that
cell phone radiation causes the following effects:
Neurological Activity:
·
Alters brain activity including EEG, Von Klitzing (1995),
Mann and Roschkle (1996), Krause et al. (2000).
·
Disturbs sleep, Mann and Roschkle (1996), Bordely et al.
(1999).
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