Wolf K wrote:
On 2019-03-15 22:35, Mike Easter wrote:
Paul wrote:
There are kooky websites.

http://www.lessemf.com/personal.html

Nothing will get you, if you wear this stuff.

https://lessemf.com/images/a279-1.jpg

That site naturally has a page for arousing concern:
http://www.lessemf.com/emf-news.html

... with a specific section for health effects with gobs of citations.
[...]

They leave out most of the most wide-spread sources, e.g. the house
wiring and fluorescent lights. Also any battery operated moving toys. In
fact, anything with an electric motor in it. Or any gas powered engine
that uses an electric spark to trigger combustion of the fuel. Or....

And they leave out the EMF source closest to home, the human body
itself. We capture those EMFs in ECGs and EEGs and use them for diagnosis.

It's significant that it's always the most recent technologies that
trigger these fears of invisible perils. We're programmed to be
suspicious of the unfamiliar: better run away from an unknown animal
than stick around and become its dinner.....

Best,


For some value of scientific notation.

Some of the effects you describe, might be 10^-50 W.
Whereas your microwave oven is 10^3 W. And has
roughly the power of 250 cell phones peaking.
Thank goodness your microwave oven does not leak.

All these sources have to be put into some kind
of perspective. Proximity, inverse square law, dosage, and
so on.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law

Paul