Australian Medical Association president Steve Hambleton yesterday said electromagnetic sensitivity was not recognised as an illness.
He said there was “no known mechanism’’ for Wi-Fi to damage DNA. - (false)
“We are not detecting increased rates of cancer,’’ he said. - (false)
“But if we can minimise exposure, even if we don’t think it is a problem, it’s probably a good idea.’’ - (if there's no issue why minimise?)
Dr Geza Benke, who is part of the Monash University team -
"Some of these people are really sick," he said.
"They’re definitely ill."
:The question it comes down to is, is it exposure to EMF from mobile phone frequencies or is it some psychosomatic thing that stresses them and leads to the illness?’’ -( Psychosomatic! That's everyone's answer! I'm not stressed when I'm shopping, I love shopping! But not when I find myself running out of there because the environment they've created is effecting me so badly. (Psychosomatic my ass!)
The director of the Australian Centre for Electromagnetic Bioeffects Research, Professor Rodney Croft, said there was “absolutely no evidence’’ of people suffering sensitivity to electromagnetic radiation. - (Rodney Croft is a TWIT! There's is so much mounting evidence, especially in the last big study (NTP study). He's SO corrupt that it would never be in his best interest to say otherwise!)
“The research is well and truly in the court of it not having an effect, but people are still complaining,’’ he said. - (People aren't complaining, they're suffering. I hope the Karma train gets him sooner rather than later, then tell me people are complaining!)
