[LINK] EMF Health problems

[Geoffrey Ramadan]

Jan Whitaker wrote:
> At 10:49 PM 3/06/2007, Geoffrey Ramadan wrote:
>> I am not suggesting that we ignore or don't continual research, but to 
>> put things in perspective.
> 
> I'm sure the asbestos industry used the same argument at one stage. You 
> don't do your position any good at all by comparing to those other 
> activities. It puts nothing in perspective whatsoever, regardless of the 
> effects of EMF.


To make it very clear what I am saying, it appears after many many years of 
research and what appears to be 1000's of experiments, they have found, if 
anything, only a very weak causal link between EMF and health.

i.e. it appears to be a very low risk. ... and much lower risk than many other 
high risk things that people appear to care less about.

In regards to asbestos and health, they have identified a very strong 
causational link. The evidence points to asbestos leading to health problems.

Based on the evidence, you cannot say this about EMF.

Reg
Geoffrey Ramadan




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