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SSMA Community Forum | Sunday, 18 November 2018
You are cordially invited to Stop Smart Meters Australia’s coming Community Forum in Preston (Melbourne). Community Forum 3 pm – 5 pm Sunday 18th November West Preston Baptist Church Hall 108 Cramer Street, Preston Google map Keynote speaker: Mr … Continue reading
Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity: prime time South African journalism program investigates
It’s a little known medical condition but Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity is a growing health concern worldwide. With increased exposure to WiFi, smart meters and mobile phone towers, patients report diverse symptoms of illness, which only seem to dissipate when they are … Continue reading
Posted in electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS)
Tagged EHS, Electro magnetic field Intolerance syndrome, Electro-hypersensitivity, Electro-Smog, electromagnetic fields, electromagnetic frequencies, Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Electromagnetic radiation, Electromagnetic radiation and health, EMFIS, faraday cage, Health, mobile phone towers, Mobile phones, Oxidative stress, telecommunication towers, Wi-Fi, WiFi
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Reliable and safe phone landlines to be history?
The Australian Government quietly released its response to the Productivity Commission Inquiry Report into the Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation, shortly before Christmas. It appears that Australians’ right to safe and reliable phone lines and payphones is soon to be relegated … Continue reading
Posted in Universal Service Guarantee
Tagged adverse health outcome, ARPANSA, brain cancer, Brain Tumours, Electrohypersensitivity, Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Fixed Wireless, landline, Mobile phone, payphone, Probable human carcinogen, pulsed microwave radiation, radiofrequency radiation, satellite, telecommunication towers, Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation, Universal Service Guarantee, USG, USO, Wireless
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Smart meter radiation and health – why are we neglecting non-toxic alternatives?
With growing evidence of harm to physical and mental health caused by continuous pulsed electro-magnetic radiation from ‘smart’ electricity meters, Lynne Wycherley asks: have we underestimated risks to heart function and the nervous system? And of interference with embedded medical … Continue reading
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Tagged Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Electromagnetic radiation, smart merters
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Wi-Fi Refugees. Nowhere to run: Electrosensitive people try to escape wireless technology
A new documentary from Russian media company RT looks at the problems faced by people who are electrosensitive. Synopsis: Although these people are sick, their illness is difficult to diagnose, and they find it hard to convince others that it … Continue reading
Jolie Jones interviews Dr Olle Johansson about effects of EHS/EMF
Jolie Jones, daughter of legendary musician and producer Quincy Jones, was forced into being a “refugee from the modern world for seven years” as a result of wireless signals. Here she interviews Professor Olle Johansson about the effects of EHS/EMF: … Continue reading
I Am an EMF Refugee….
I can feel Wi-Fi. And power lines. And smart phones. And electric heat. And LED lights. But, before you get too excited about my real-life “Spidey sense,” let me warn you, it does not feel good. And I didn’t always … Continue reading
