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Radio Waves & Life
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by Tom Jaski
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Electronics - September 1960
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In a recent editorial (August, 1959), Hugo Gernsback called
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for a serious reappraisal of the effects of radio waves on human
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and animal physiology. In view of the almost casual use of high-
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power radar and industrial RF (radio frequency) heating equipment,
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this is certainly a timely word of warning.
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It is not surprising then that the Air Force is already
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keenly aware of these problems, and has a number of projects under
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way to discover the exact effects of high-intensity radar pulses
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and microwaves on human and animal tissue. These projects are
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being carried out at our major universities, each specializing in
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one particular frequency. For example, the project at the
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University of California, under the direction of Prof. Charles
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Susskind, is primarily investigating the effects of 3-CM radar
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energy. Test subjects are mice, ants, and yeast cells.
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Thermal Effects
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Of great importance, and therefore under intensive
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investigation, are the thermal effects of such waves, and these
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have been measured rather precisely under a variety of conditions.
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Using mice as subjects, it was found that near-lethal doses
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of radiation do not seem to cause any pathological changes in
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them, and that the lethal effect is primarily an overtaxing of the
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mice's temperature-balancing system. It was found that the major
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heating effect took place immediately under the skin, but of
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course heat generated there is rapidly distributed through the
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body. The temperature of the mice was monitored continuously.
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The photograph shows zoologist Susan Prausnitz monitoraing
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the temperature of a mouse suspended in the wire cage right in
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front of the waveguide just visible on the left. The mouse is
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slowly rotated to insure even radiation over the entire body.
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Death occurred in 50% of the mice when a critical temperature of
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44.1 Centrigrade was reached.
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Other interesting findings include the fact that radar waves
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appear to have no significant effect on the fertility of the male
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mice. The effects of radar waves on the longevity of the mice are
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currently being investigated.
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An intensive series of experiments was carried out on
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cellular organisms, such as yeast cells, but, other than showing
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thermal effects, the experiments with insects such as ants
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delivered relatively minor data.
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Page 1
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But one interesting item which emerged was that the ants,
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normally moving every which way, in a Petri dish, will all line up
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in a 3-CM field, aligning their antennas parallel to the field,
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apparently to minimize the effects.
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The project is continuing, and more research on mice, ants
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and other animals is contemplated. Psychological effects will be
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looked into. One promising item in the ant experiments was that
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the ants which were exposed to 3-CM waves apparently lost the
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ability, at least temporarily, to communicate the source of food
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to their fellows, as ants usually do.
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It may be significant that the large ants used have antennas
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which measure very nearly one-fourth the wavelength of the 3-CM
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radiation.
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Incidentally, mice are so frequently used for this kind of
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experiment because they are easily handled, easily obtained and
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relatively inexpensive, while their physiology and metabolism bear
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a useful resemblance to human counterparts in some ways. The life
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span of a mouse is limited, permitting experimenters to evaluate
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genetic effects over several generations.
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Meanwhile other service branches are carrying out research
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programs concerned with the effects of radio waves on animal life,
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not necessarily limited to radar frequencies.
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A public announcement by scientists at the National Institute
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for Neurological Diseases concerning the LETHAL EFFECTS of 388-MC
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radio waves on monkeys also shows there is great interest in other
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frequencies and effects BESIDES THERMAL.
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Some Early Reports
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As long ago as 1930, Nrunori claims to have seen evidence
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that the human organism "radiates" and "reacts to" radio waves of
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2.33 meters and its harmonics - in other words: 129, 258, 387 and
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596 MC (megacycles i.e. million cycles per second).
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This brings to mind the work of a man who started publishing
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articles on this kind of subject more than 35 years ago. An
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Italian university professor named Cazzamalli placed human
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subjects in a shielded room, subjected them to high-frequency
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radio waves, and claimed to be able to record a "beat" which, he
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RECEIVED ON A SIMPLE UNTUNED RECEIVER consisting of a galena
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crystal, a small capacitor, antenna and sensitive galvanometer.
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Cazzamalli's equipment, as well as it can be determined from his
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early articles, is shown in Fig. 1.
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The one item which he never mentions, perhaps because he
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could not accurately determine it, is the POWER OF HIS
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TRANSMITTER.
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He published oscillograms purportedly showing VARIATIONS of
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the "beats" when his subjects were EMOTIONALLY AROUSED OR ENGAGED
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IN CREATIVE EFFORTS.
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Later experiments delivered much more startling results: he
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found that some of his subjects would HALLUCINATE under the
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influence of the high-frequency radio waves, which ranged all the
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way up to 300 MC.
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Page 2
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The Cazzamalli experiments were carefully duplicated with
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modern equipment, of much greater sensitivity than his. His
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"oscillatori telegrafica" (presumably a transmitter as used for
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wireless telegraphy) was replaced with a very modest low-power
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oscillator. The reason for this was twofold.
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In the first place, university authorities take a very dim
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view of experiments on human beings, even if these subjects are
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the scientists themselves, volunteering for the part.
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Second, a previous experiment had indicated in a rather
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startling way that POWER WAS NOT REQUIRED TO EVOKE EFFECTS IN THE
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HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM. In fact, there seemed to be SOME SORT OF
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RESONANT FREQUENCY APPLICABLE TO EACH INDIVIDUAL HUMAN.
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Effects on Humans
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That experiment was suggested by the behavior of the monkeys
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we cited. These animals went through a sequence of behavior which
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would indicate that something besides thermal effects was
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operating.
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To discover if this "something" was subjectively noticeable
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by an individual, a weak oscillator swept through the band of 300
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to 600 MC with the request that the subject indicate any points at
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which he might notice anything unusual. The subjects were not
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allowed to see the dial.
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AT A PARTICULAR FREQUENCY BETWEEN 380 TO 500 MC FOR DIFFERENT
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SUBJECTS, they repeatedly indicated a point with ALMOST
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UNBELIEVABLE ACCURACY (as many as 14 out of 15 times).
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Subsequent experiments with the same subjects showed that at
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the "individual" frequency, STRANGE THINGS WERE FELT. Asked to
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describe the experience, all subjects agreed there was a definite
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"pulsing" in the brain, ringing in the ears and a DESIRE TO PUT
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THEIR TEETH INTO THE NEAREST EXPERIMENTER.
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The oscillator in this case was putting out only MILLIWATTS
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OF POWER, and WAS PLACED SEVERAL FEET FROM THE SUBJECT.
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Optical and Growth Effects
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It was not the first time that such phenomena had been
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observed. Van Everdingen, a Dutch scientist, had discovered many
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years ago that radiation would affect the heartbeat of chicken
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embryos, when he was experimenting with the effects of high-
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frequency radiation on growth (specifically working toward any
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effect it might have on malignant growths).
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Van Everdingen used 1,875 MC and 3,000 MC and discovered that
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this kind of radiation WOULD CHANGE THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF A
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GLYCOGEN SOLUTION.
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Glycogen is a substance which provides our muscles with
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energy! Van Everdingen found that this change of optical
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polarization had some CONNECTION WITH TUMOR GROWTH. He proceeded
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to RE-ROTATE THE POLARIZATION IN EXTRACTS OBTAINED FROM TUMOR-
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PRODUCING MICE.
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When this optically "pure" substance was injected into mice
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with malignant tumors, and these mice were kept on a diet free of
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animal fats, THE TUMORS WOULD CEASE TO GROW. Only radiation at
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UHF (ultra-high) or SHF (super-high frequency) would produce these
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effects in the substances he used.
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But Van Everdingen was not the only one who discovered
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important facts about radiation on living tissues. Years before,
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a Frenchman name Lakhovsky claimed to have removed tumors from
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patients with high-frequency radiation treatments, and his book,
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THE SECRET OF LIFE, has a number of attestations in it from
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grateful patients who were cured.
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Lakhovsky stated that healthy plant growth is materially
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aided BY PLACING A COPPER RING ABOUT 8 INCHES IN DIAMETER and
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supported on an insulating wooden stick (Fig. 2) AROUND THE PLANT.
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So-called tumerous growths on plants disappeared withing such
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a ring. Lakhovsky's experiment with plants has been duplicated
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successfully. But then we should also note that the same kind of
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thing has been done by a group of devout citizens using GROUP
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PRAYER!
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But the people who have published the most data on the
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subject of UHF radiation effects on animals and human subjects are
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the Russians. In BIOFISICA, the Russian biophysics journal, a
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scientist named Livshits published two survery articles on the
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work that had been in this field by 1958 and 1959. They are too
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extensive to repeat in great detail here, but some of the more
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impressive highlights will be reported.
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Many experiments were carried out on animals with conditioned
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reflexes, and one by Glezer showed that a WEAK UHF FIELD would
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INHIBIT THE CONDITIONED REFLEX, indicating that some inhibition of
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the cortex was taking place.
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As in Van Everdingen's experiment with chicken eggs,
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Pardzhanidze showed that the EEG's of rabbits were DRASTICALLY
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CHANGED WHEN THE ANIMALS WERE SUBJECTED TO A UHF FIELD. Bludova,
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Kurilova and Tikhonova showed that the field produced AN INCREASE
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OF SENSITIVITY IN THE RETINA, and simultaneously REDUCED THE AREA
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OF COLOR SENSITIVITY.
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It is interesting to speculate how this would correlate with
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the Land effects. (Land, of Polaroid camera fame, has shown
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recently that our concepts of three-color vision seems to depend
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primarily on the presence of two images STIMULATED BY TWO
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DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES OF LIGHT!)
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Turlygin similarly showed that the sensitivity of the eyes of
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dark-adapted subjects at marginal levels was INCREASED AS MUCH AS
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100% BY THE PRESENCE OF A UHF FIELD.
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Nerve Effects
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Of importance in the light of Lakhovsky's claims is the
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experiment by Grigoreva, who showed that short exposures to UHF
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would EXPEDITE THE REGROWTH OF SEVERED NERVE TISSUE, while
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prolonged exposure would SUPPRESS THE REGROWTH.
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A fact discovered many years ago is that a UHF field will
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have an ANALGESIC (pain-reducing) effect on nerves, and radiation
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therapy of patients with painful diseases such as arthritis is
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fairly common practice here and abroad.
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If the field gets very intense, the situation reverses, and
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the effects on the nerves can be extremely painful, as Lebedinskii
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reports.
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Numerous experiments are cited which deal with the
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simultaneous effects of various kinds of drugs, stimulants and
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toxins, and UHF fields. Many of these deal with very specific
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reactions and conditions, and any generalization would be rather
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meaningless. One particularly was of interest because of its
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relation to the experiments of the late Pavlov, the father of the
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conditioned reflex.
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This experiment shows that the field INCREASES THE SECRETION
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OF HISTAMINE IN THE STOMACH, and in related experiments that the
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secretion of digestive juice which was artificially stimulated by
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such drugs as atropine is MATERIALLY REDUCED BY THE FIELD.
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Closer to home, we find that Hugh Fleming at Oregon State
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College carried out experiments on the effects of HIGH-FREQUENCY
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EFFECTS ON MICROORGANISMS. Fleming used radiation at frequencies
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varying from 10 meters to 90 CM (30 to 270 MC).
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One result was that the RATE OF GROWTH OF CELLS WILL INCREASE
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to a certain power level, and then will SHARPLY DECREASE.
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TIME OF EXPOSURE and CONDUCTIVITY OF THE MEDIUM are IMPORTANT
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VARIABLES (as was also discovered by Van Everdingen, who also
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found the VISCOSITY OF THE MEDIUM to be MOST IMPORTANT).
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Summing it up
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Now what does all this mean in terms of Mr. Gernsback's
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warning statement?
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If you consider the few items we have been able to quote
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(more detail can be found in the articles cited in the
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bibliographhy), it is obvious that WE ARE IN SOME WAY SUSCEPTIBLE
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TO RADIO WAVES, and that our susceptibility IS NOT NECESSARY
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LIMITED TO A PARTICULAR FREQUENCY. Nor are large amounts of power
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required to produce some of the effects within us.
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But precisely what these effects are, we understand not at
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all. Van Everdingen points out that the possibility of molecular
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resonance, AFFECTING THE CHEMICAL BONDS in our very substance.
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The egg experiments certainly indicate some sort of
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interference with the cortex (our "gray matter") which MAY AFFECT
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OUR THINKING AND OUT CONTROL OVER THE "BASER" DRIVES (generally
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considered to be generated in the lower sections of the brain, but
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normally controlled or inhibited by the cortex).
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Our physiological functions, such as our digestion, our
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ability to see and recover from damage when nerves are involved
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may well be drastically affected if we are subjected to a high
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enough power level.
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Tumors may be inhibited BY THE PROPER KIND OF RADIO WAVERS
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yet, in other cases, particularly when coupled with the "wrong"
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kind of DIET, radiation may also PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF TUMORS.
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(This too was demonstrated by Van Everdingen in Holland).
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WE DO NOT KNOW IF OUR LONGEVITY WILL BE AFFECTED. Certainly
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we should consider the possibility that there may be SOME
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INCREASE OF CANCER AND THE AMOUNT OF
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RADIATION we indiscriminately spew into the atmosphere.
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Or even that there may be some connection between that
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radiation and our SHARPLY INCREASING CRIME RATES.
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We simply do not know enough about the effects, but what
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little we do know would tend to make Mr. Gernsback's warning all
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the more urgent.
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For while there is nothing lethal about the doses of radio-
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frequency energy we absorb daily, neither is there anything lethal
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in the STEADY DRIP OF WATER ON A MAN'S FOREHEAD - but it was
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effectively used by medieval torturers to drive him completely out
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of his mind.
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Perhaps we have a responsibility to mankind, before we fill
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in all the gaps in the radio spectrum, to discover once and for
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all if we are affecting human life on this planet. And if so, in
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what manner, as we finally had to do for another surprise out of
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Pandora's box, man-made radioactivity.
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We felt this would be of extreme interest to our users since it
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provided such a wealth of detail as to frequencies and specific
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effects. It is directly related to Mind Control techniques as
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we have seen from other papers. These will be included if we
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can get the authors permission to type it all in.
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References
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F. Cazzamalli - "Electromagnetic Radiation Phenomena from Human
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Cerebrum During Intense Activity of Creative
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Artistic Nature", Neurologica, 1935.
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- "Experiments, Discussions and Problems of
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Biophysics of Cerebrum",
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Quaderni Di Psichiatria, 1929.
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- "Telepsychic Phenomena and Radiation from
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Cerebrum", Neurologica, 1923.
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- "About a Phenomenon of Cerebropsychic Radiation
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and Biophysical Methods of Exploring It,"
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Neuropsychiatrica, 1934.
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W.A.G. Van Everdingen
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- "Molecular Changes of Structure Resulting from
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Irradiation with Hertzian Waves of Frequency of
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1875 MC,"
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Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, Nov. 40'
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- "Molecular Changes and Modifications of Structure
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Resulting from Radiation with Hertzian Waves of
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Wavelength of 10 CM (frequency 3000 MC),"
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Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, Jul. 41'
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- "Changes in Physiochemical Nature of Organic Bonds
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by Irradiation, Mostly in Connection with the
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Cancer Problem,"
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Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, Feb. 43'
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K. F. Grishina
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- "Importance of Certain Points of Methods in Local
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Response of Tissues to Centimeter Waves,"
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Biophyzika, Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 358-362, 1958
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B. S. Jacobson, S. B. Prausnitz and C. Susskind
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- "Investigation of Thermal Balance in Mammals by
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Means of Microwave Radiation,"
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Transactions on Medical Electronics
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Proceedings of the IRE, June, 1959
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Frank, Leary
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- "Researching Microwave Health Hazards,"
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Electronics, February, 1959
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N. N. Livshits
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- "Role of Nervous System in Reactions to
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Ultra-High-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields,"
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Biofizika, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1957
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(has a 96-item bibliography)
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- "Effects of Ultra-High-Frequency Field on
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Functions of Nervous Systems,"
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Biofizika, Vol. 3, No. 4 pp. 426-436, 1958
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A. S. Pressman
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- "Methods of Experimentally Irradiating Small
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Animals with Centimeter Waves,"
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Biofizika, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 354-358, 1958
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Hugh Fleming
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- "Effects of High-Frequency Fields on
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Micro-Organisms,"
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Electrical Engineering, pp. 18-21, Jan. 1944
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N. Nrunori and S. Torrisi
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- "Ultra-High-Frequency Electromagnetic Vibrations,
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Their Effects on Living Organisms,"
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American Journal of Physical Therapy, Jun. 1930
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P. Liebesy
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- "Athermic Short Wave Therapy,"
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Archives of Physical Therapy, December, 1938
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