_Heart attack rates in North Karelia and Kuopio, Finland, became the
highest (and most swiftly increasing) in the world within a few years
after the Soviets installed a gigantic over-the-horizon radar complex
that bounced microwaves off the surface of Lake Ladoga and through
these parts of southeastern Finland._ p. 300

_There are indications that some types of electropollution directly
decrease the efficiency of the heart. Several research groups in
Poland, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the United States have studied
pulse, electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and reserve capacity (the
heart's ability to handle exertion) in animals. Microwaves and
50-Hertz electric fields both produced similar changes that persisted
throughout long-term exposure. These included bradycardia (decreased
pulse), a huge reduction (40 to 50 percent) in the strength of
electrical impulses governing contraction of the heart muscle, a
decline in reserve capacity, and a short-term rise followed by a
long-term fall in blood pressure. In general, these decrements
occurred in both "domestic" (0.5 volts per centimetre) and
"industrial" (50 volts per centimetre or more) electric fields and at
microwave power densities of 150 microwatts, well within the amount
received by many people from radar beams and microwave ovens._ p. 291

_In 1971, Zinaida V. Gordan and Maria N. Sadchikova of the USSR
Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases described a
comprehensive succession of symptoms, which they identified as
Microwave Sickness. The initial symptoms are low blood pressure and
slow pulse. The second stage includes headaches, dizziness, eye pain,
sleeplessness, irritability, anxiety, stomach pain, nervous tension,
inability to concentrate, hair loss, which are eventually followed by
adrenal exhaustion and ischemic heart disease._ pp. 314-315

The Body Electric, Dr. Robert O. Becker, 1985

Dr. Robert O. Becker has been twice nominated for the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

An alarming number of Irish schoolboys have dropped dead in school in
last three weeks

This is definitely for posting as it is too serious not to circulate widely.

The shocking news is as follows: On my arrival in Belfast, last
Thursday afternoon, September 20, the front page story facing me on the
BELFAST TELEGRAPH (final edition) was this: "TEENAGE BOY DIES AT
SCHOOL." [ http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&q=TEENAGE+BOY+DIES+AT+SCHOOL&btnG=Google+Search
] And, as with the other tragic four cases just a short time ago in
Ireland, he dropped dead of heart failure in front of his school
mates. The Londonderry/Derry teenager James McGowan was all of fifteen
years of age! Now, just add this latest victim of our health-abusive
electrosmogged schools to the facts I sent you below just a mere two
weeks ago. The bottom line is: Irish teenagers with hearts that are in
any way dicey (and a few of the victims may not have had any previous
heart problems) just can't survive the Hi-Fi etc school environments.

Email I sent to you on Sunday, 9th September, 2007

This is not for posting. But it is very strange and of course I see it
relating to our convictions regard the dangers of cellphones plus
wi-fi, wireless technologies etc for schools.

IT IS THIS FACT: Between last Monday and yesterday, five [addition
Sept. 22: on re-checking, it was four. The fifth whose heart gave out
suddenly, was in his early twenties and not in school] young boys
(between 13 and 17) in different parts of Ireland dropped dead, four
in them in schools, in front of their classmates. (Schools have just
re-opened here this week.) Their hearts just stopped beating and they
were dead in minutes, although fibrillators were rushed to some of
them, it was too late.

Hope worse is not ahead!

Imelda

--
Paul Raymond Doyon
MAT (TESOL), MA Advanced Japanese Studies, BA Psychology
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"