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YOUR OWN “Bio-Pacer’ ust when you thought things couldn’t get more unreal, you read about the insidious, all-pervading “AIDS of the airwaves” - ELECTROMAGNETIC POLLUTION. For those of you who aren’t hiding under the futon, this issue of Nexus offers plans for a simple, yet effective, solution. It works by supplementing airborne radiations from communicat-ions, power lines, motors and appliances with a set of synthesized frequencies based on those found in nature. describes frequency specific reactions resembling aller- gies in a wide cross section of patients. Surprisingly, identical effects occurred from contact with water previ- ously exposed to the same vibration. Metal screening techniques confirmed re-emission at a higher harmonic, on formerly correlated with vital intra-cellular communi- cations. Our body is 99% fluid, and may likewise retain active components of radiational energies long after expo- sure - and what about electrically heated food, and the water we drink and bathe in? In the early 1900’s, a Viennese professor decomposed water into oxygen and hydrogen with simple magnets, implying as yet uncorrelated bio-molecular reactions. The Spanish neuro-scientist, Dr. Jose Delgado, used coaxial “helmholtz” coils, ordinarily applied to healing bone frac- tures, in pulsed mode to directly stimulate pleasure centres in the brain. My preliminary research indicates that, when calculated for terrestrial magnetic intensity, the mobilising cyclotron resonance of most atomic elements falls within the proliferate ELF (extreme low frequency) range. Presence of artificial fields would alter normal migration of so-influenced substances throughout the entire body. IT HERTZ Magnetism, in addition to being steady as in the perma- nent sort, may undergo pulsations when generated by an alternating electrical flow. These are measured in cycles per second, termed Hertz (Hz), and are now known to affect living tissue, in amazingly low concentrations, depending on their repetition rate and extremity of wave- shape. The dimensional span of each cycle is called its “wavelength”, which may also occur through electrifying a physical object of the same measurement. A predominant interaction occurs within the neuro- physics of the mind - an exotic soup of piezo-, ferro-, super- and semi- conductivity. The cerebral cortex and hypothalmus, sites for sensory input and behaviour, are most vulnerable. The electrostatic sensitivity of RNA alone is a staggering 250,000 times that of air. Accordingly, the first sign of intrusion by dissonant EM fields is often dis- orientation, attributed to induced brainwave patterns unre- lated to any observable stimuli. This is followed by inap- propriate release of mood-altering enzymes and endocrines. Ordinarily, our bio-electrical field tends to synchronize with key geo-physical dynamics, which act as a subliminal clocking mechanism. They are represented by two primary sources: By providing a supplemental source of NATURAL radia- tions, at comparable amplitude, our magnetic “nutrients” can be easily re-introduced. In one landmark experiment at the Max Planck Institute in Germany, the desynchronised biorhythms of volunteers where restored within minutes by a 10Hz. signal, applied at an external field strength of only 2.5 volts/meter. Similar apparatus was fitted to manned spacecraft. The Chinese used magnetic powders for healing 1200 years ago, and small adhesive magnets of up to 3,500 gauss are now sold for application to acupuncture points. Steady fields are also known to produce delta spindles within a normal “alpha” brainwave pattern. This condition implies a unique superimposition of sleep and waking, that favours lucid dreaming and mystical experiences. Generally, the north magnetic pole activates while the south depresses, and convergence of like polarities com- presses space/time into highly reactive “scalar” waves, which can be focussed internal to the body. In applying the latter at 8Hz. to white blood cultures, recent contributors to the US Psychotronics Journal reported cell growth nearly doubling that of exposure to ordinary EM fields at the same predisposing frequency. Similar experiments with the ever- present 50Hz. mains have suppressed this response, weak- ening immunity to other stressors acting on the body. Related weapon systems for behavioural control are being tested while society remains conveniently ignorant of so-called “inconclusive” research conducted since the 1930’s. Promising therapeutic devices, such as the “Dotto Ring”, “Priore Machine”, “Rife Generator” and “Lakhov- 1) 3.5Hz: the Earth sphere resonance; and 2) 7.83Hz & 10.5Hz: Earth atmospheric resonances. Organic systems mutate from their “intended” state of balance, for better or worse, when subjected to oscillatory functions beyond these stable parameters. Most man-made ones are, and of sufficient diversity as to inhibit acclimati- sation. The static magnetic field of the planet measures about 0.5 gauss. Operating brain cells produce magnetic currents on billionth of this! A hairdryer pumps out 10-25 gauss at 50Hz. Ample evidence of metabolic and psycho- logical distress from such arbitrary emissions is revealed elsewhere in this publication. At this point it is unclear whether our body’s wide-ranging autonomic responses reflect an improvised adaptation to EMF, or hopeless con- fusion. Sensitivity varies markedly between individuals. A paper by Choy, Munro and Smith in Clinical Ecology NEXUS - 26 Countermeasure for Electronic Pollution - by Peter Nielsen COSMIC JUICE BAR YEAR BOOK - FEBRUARY 1991