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!I' THE MAD .,.1 SCIE'NTIS,T!IS COOK:BOOK The Second in Our Do-It-Yourself Science Series by Peter Nielsen LIVING WITH ELECTRO-MAGNETIC IIPOLLUTIONll e SIMPLE DEVICES FOR MON ITORI NG AND PROTECTION. 46-NEXUS INVISIBLE TOUCH After promoting electricity for nearly a hundred years, the "authorities" are now !hinting th-ere is something strange aoout it ... in particular the mag­ netic field emitted by the 50 cps (cycles per second) alter­ nating current of mains power. It seems our body interprets its rapid pulsation as a deviant natural energy, and assumes the world is aoout to end. Metaoolism goes haywire, and everyone mutates into borderline stress fatigue cases. What ever happened to real inner peace? Can we blame the rising social malaise on all-pervading electro-magnetic (EM) "smog"? Maybe. In February 1990 a flagship of British industry, Electronics World, devoted nearly a whole ,issue to a new crop of suspicion-confrnning health statistics. Tllat was only the appetiser. We recently obtained a 350 page draft publication from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reporting the lurid findings of 46 major medical studies. For a copy, you may inquire to their "Centre for Environmental Research", Cincinnati, Ohio 45268 USA. The preface is devoted to possible modes of biological interaction. Even surveys by utility companies on their own line workers, fail to discredit known linli:s between long-term EM exposure and leukemia, blood abnormalities, immune system failure, various cancers, etc. Want specifics? Send a $40.00 postal money order to the author at PO Box 87, Byron Bay, NSW 2481 for 250 pages of scientific reports, clippings and articles. Rather than being a sole cause, mains radiation seems to be lead-footing the accelerator pedal on our most rampant lifestyle diseases ... and, like a fan in a spacesuit, it follows you EVERY­ WHERE! OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 1992