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N. Baer — Sat, 10 Jan 2015 18:32:00 +0000

Forgot to add that I do not use a cell phone and I do not have a smart meter. And, here’s a link to the above study http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1445419

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N. Baer — Sat, 10 Jan 2015 18:28:56 +0000

For those of us with Glaucoma . . . my pressure which has been under control for years and is suddenly higher. I searched “EMF and Glaucoma” and here’s what I found . . .see page 4 “Damage to eye cells when combined with commonly used glaucoma medications” on the “Health and Safety Fact Sheets” from http://www.iaff.org/hs/Facts/CellTowerFinal.asp and the study referenced is Dr. Kues and colleagues (of John Hopkins University and the Food and Drug Administration) that placing timolol and pilocarpine into the eyes of monkeys and then exposing them to low power density pulsed RF/MW radiation caused a significant reduction in the power-density threshold for causing damage to the cells covering the eye and the iris. In fact, the power was reduced by a factor of 10, so that it entered the “acceptable safe” level of the FCC, 1mW/cm2! Timolol and pilocarpine are commonly used by people suffering from glaucoma. This is a very important study, as it points to the fact that laboratory experiments under “ideal” conditions are rarely what finds in real life. The “safe” level of RF/MW radiation exposure for health people is likely to be very different than those of us who suffer illness, take medications, or are perhaps simply younger or older than those in the experiments. H.A. Kues, J.C. Monahan, S.A. D’Anna, D.S. McLeod, G.A. Lutty, and S. Koslove, “Increased Sensitivity of the Non-Human Primate Eye to Microwave Radiation Following Opthalmic Drug Pretreatment,” Bioelectromagnetics 13:379–393, 1992.

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