Thank you. for articles you've shared. That first article was the one I read and was looking for.. I shall save the URLs for further reference. I have Arthur Fiestenburg's book and read it some time ago and believed every word of it, because I have actually experienced some of the symptoms he has described, not as bad as him, but wit…
Thank you. for articles you've shared. That first article was the one I read and was looking for.. I shall save the URLs for further reference. I have Arthur Fiestenburg's book and read it some time ago and believed every word of it, because I have actually experienced some of the symptoms he has described, not as bad as him, but with CFS and ear-swishing, what they called tinnitus, but I am not so sure as I never experienced it before the phone masts were ereccted. I wonder if I am 'hearing' it.
Yes! It's fascinating. From that last link regarding Allan Frey, "The “hearing,” however, didn’t happen via normal sound waves perceived through the ear. It apparently occurred somewhere in the brain itself, as microwaves interacted with the brain’s cells, which generate tiny electrical fields. Frey proved also that many deaf people and animals could hear microwave radiation. This phenomenon came to be known as the Frey effect, or simply “microwave hearing.”
Thanks for responding. Yes, tinnitus is a sadly common symptom of RF Radiation over-exposure. I minimized my exposures to Wireless Radiation and was able to get my tinnitus to nearly disappear, but as soon as I use my cell phone or run an errand, it's back. Sad times for those of us trying to be well. It is an added drain for CFS and MCS as well.
The Healthy Tech at Home project has some great resources for minimizing our exposures within our homes/offices. Sometimes, that's the most we can do: healthytechhome.org
Here is some fascinating research dating back to the 1960s about humans and animals being able to hear microwave radiation: https://cellphonetaskforce.org/the-work-of-allan-h-frey 60+ years later, and most of us seem to have some degree of tinnitus.
Thank you. for articles you've shared. That first article was the one I read and was looking for.. I shall save the URLs for further reference. I have Arthur Fiestenburg's book and read it some time ago and believed every word of it, because I have actually experienced some of the symptoms he has described, not as bad as him, but with CFS and ear-swishing, what they called tinnitus, but I am not so sure as I never experienced it before the phone masts were ereccted. I wonder if I am 'hearing' it.
I've read that tinnitus is not really an "ear" thing, but a "brain" thing... I have it too.
I am a huge fan of Firstenberg's book, "The Invisible Rainbow"-- finally reading it, now.
Yes! It's fascinating. From that last link regarding Allan Frey, "The “hearing,” however, didn’t happen via normal sound waves perceived through the ear. It apparently occurred somewhere in the brain itself, as microwaves interacted with the brain’s cells, which generate tiny electrical fields. Frey proved also that many deaf people and animals could hear microwave radiation. This phenomenon came to be known as the Frey effect, or simply “microwave hearing.”
Yes!
And I long for the day when that "hearing" stops. Cheers!
Thanks for responding. Yes, tinnitus is a sadly common symptom of RF Radiation over-exposure. I minimized my exposures to Wireless Radiation and was able to get my tinnitus to nearly disappear, but as soon as I use my cell phone or run an errand, it's back. Sad times for those of us trying to be well. It is an added drain for CFS and MCS as well.
The Healthy Tech at Home project has some great resources for minimizing our exposures within our homes/offices. Sometimes, that's the most we can do: healthytechhome.org
Here is some fascinating research dating back to the 1960s about humans and animals being able to hear microwave radiation: https://cellphonetaskforce.org/the-work-of-allan-h-frey 60+ years later, and most of us seem to have some degree of tinnitus.