Titlebook: Biologic Effects of Environmental Electromagnetism; Herbert L. K?nig,Albert P. Krueger,Walter S?nning Conference proceedings 1981 Springer

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Electrophysical Forces of Natural Origin,cesses to the extremely high frequency range, exist in our immediate environment. These electromagnetic energies can be classified with regard to their frequency, and thus their position in the frequency spectrum, or described in terms of the wavelength they would possess if they were to propagate a

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Project Seafarer,nnection with a pending defense project. The resulting report (“Report of the Committee on Biosphere Effects,” 1977) provides a detailed survey of the current state of the science in the opinion of the researchers and experts who prepared it.

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Biologic Activity of Electromagnetic Energies: General Considerations,ments lead in most cases to disturbances in the regulation of physiologic processes. Such disturbances are particularly marked during embryonal development and during growth, and thus during periods when resistance is nonexistent or not yet fully developed. An analysis of the precise nature of these

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Small Air Ions As Biologically Active Agents, winds occasion disorder and sickness” (Petersen, 1946) dates back to 400 .. and Hippocrates’s Greece. Failing to identify the specific mediators of weather sickness frustrated medical practice at the time, but does account for the long past of air ions. Their history was to wait another 2000 years.

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