In 1985 Dr Robert O. Becker published a book called The Body Electric in which he showed that the growth and maintenance of every cell in the human body is determined by the flow of minute electric currents. In 1990 he published a second book called Cross Currents in which he showed that these minute electric currents which determine life can be disrupted by the massive electric and magnetic fields which saturate our homes and places of work. He explained the causes of the New Plagues of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Autism, Sudden Infant Death, Cancer and Mental Diseases For his efforts he was rewarded by being forced into early retirement.
On Feb 5, 1:30 pm, Trev <[email protected]> wrote: > A lot of hum sufferers suffer poor sleep, fatigue and other secondary > effects that may , or may not be connected to Hum. > This is from an article by Dr. Klinghardt [suffered from Lyme] -on > Mercola.com. > Note that electromagnetic influence is a major suspect in this serious > illness.[Can lead to dementia] > I have had 3 instances of mozzie, bug or tick bites going bad on me- > enough to take antibiotics in all cases. This over 15 years -and I > suffer from fatigue right now, too. > Naturally, conventional health carers know little of all this CFS > [M.E.] , Hum[EM part] and natural health cures are all considered the > realm of the hypochondriac, by most of them! > > The Ongoing Discovery of Lyme Disease > It's now been fairly well-established that chronic infection is an > underlying factor in most chronic illnesses. Diseases such as > Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and chronic fatigue are all turning > out to be expressions of chronic infections. > > "Right at the center of that is the ongoing discovery of Lyme > disease," Dr. Klinghardt says. > Lyme disease has recently received a new definition. It now refers > to illnesses transferred by insects, as opposed to simply a tick-borne > disease. Mosquitoes can carry Lyme disease and many other serious > infections, as can spiders, fleas and mites. > "Today I take a very different approach to Lyme disease," Dr. > Klinghardt says. "I look at it as nature mingling with our genes. They > are trying to incorporate their genome into our genome… Most of the > time it goes wrong but sometimes it goes well. This is like the point > I want to make upfront; that I take this more evolutionary view of it. > > … We know that Lyme spirochetes were around for a long time > but something happened maybe 30-40 years ago, where the creatures > became more aggressive, more penetrating, and more illness-producing > than they were before. Some of us suspect it's a man-made element. > Some of us suspect that the global warming may play a role in it. > I personally suspect that the exposure to electromagnetic > fields in the home and the microwaves from cell phone radiation are > driving the virulence of many of the microbes that are naturally in > us, and makes them aggressive and illness producing. There is probably > evidence for all sides of the discussion." -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hum Sufferers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hum-sufferers?hl=en.
