March 2010.  Live blood cells came reveal important information about your health, so I decided to test my own blood.  The first time I tested my blood it was clumped and not looking very healthy and then I realized that I had been working at my computer prior to testing.  So the next day, August 20, I did some timed and controlled sampling.  What I found is shown in the video below.

Fortunately, my blood returns to “normal” within 10 minutes after I stop using my computer.  Others may not be so lucky.

Live blood cell analysis, in its simplest form (i.e. examining the size, shape, and clumping of cells ) may reveal information about electrohypersensitivity that doctors could use in their clinics and that scientists could use in addition to questionnaires and other types of testing.

March 2010. If you have difficulty regulating your blood sugar and you are electrically sensitive you may have type 3 diabetes according to research published in the Journal Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine in 2008.

Unlike Type 1 diabetes (juvenile diabetes) that is largely genetically controlled, and Type 2 diabetes (adult onset) that increases with obesity, Type 3 diabetes is influenced by environmental exposure to electromagnetic pollutants.

In this peer-reviewed article, 4 case studies are presented that show marked changes in blood sugar associated with dirty electricity. Since so few people read scientific articles, I converted this paper into a short video called Diabetes and Electrosensitivity.

If you or a loved one has diabetes, please watch this video. Share the information with your doctor. Clean up your electromagnetic environment and that includes, not only dirty electricity but also, radiation from wireless technology.

We do not know how how many people have type 3 diabetes (environmentally influenced blood sugar) nor do we know the environmental triggers.

We need your help.

If you have problems regulating your blood sugar and/or suspect you might be electrically sensitive, visit the new website: www.elecrosensitivesociety.com and share your information with other members.

January 2010. A few years ago I was contacted by a Susan Stankavich who complained that she and her husband were experiencing ill health and their symptoms were getting worst as more cell phone antennas were constructed in their community.

She mentioned that her electricity bill was also increasing at the same time despite the fact that they owned few electronic devices as they were both electrically sensitive. She wondered if her electrical bill was affected by the radiation from the cell phone antennas.

I discussed this with Dave Stetzer, power quality expert in Wisconsin, and he told me that some watt-hour meters give inaccurate readings because they are calibrated for a pure 60-Hz sine wave. Higher frequencies cause the meter to spin more quickly, giving the impression that you are consuming more electricity than in fact you are.

I asked the Stankavichs to send me their electricity bills for the past few years and I compared the values to local weather conditions to see if that could account for the difference in readings. I also compared the monthly bills to the installation of antennas and to other things that they did in their home.

The results are shocking! See the attached pdf.

In brief, the annual cost of electricity increased in the Stankavich home by $1000 (from $1400 per year to a whopping $2400) and this increase corresponded to the construction of an antenna nearby and not to unusual weather patterns or changes in usage.

Dave Stetzer suggested that they install a choke at their watt-hour meter and immediately their electrical bill began to fall. The choke was install on March 7th 2005 and they noticed a difference in their monthly bill by April. That year the amount they paid for electricity dropped by $600 and they did this by buying a few meters of electrical wire and a clip.

By the way, the electrical utilities know about this. Ontario Hydro identifies this as a problem in their 1996 Power Quality Reference Guide. They state that harmonics (these are multiples of the fundamental 60 Hz frequency) can generate additional torque which can cause improper operation and thus generate ‘incorrect readings’ on watt-hour meters

I don’t know how wide spread this problem is but if you want to test it on your own home, this is what you need to do. Buy approximately 2 meters of 12 or 14 gage building wire at a hardware store. Strip the ends. Wrap this wire around the electrical line that connects to your electrical meter at the side of your home. Ten coils around the line should be sufficient and then connect the two stripped ends with an electricians plug. That’s it. This is called a choke and it reduces (or chokes out) the high frequencies on the line leading to you watt-hour meter. The meter should become more accurate and the electricity bills should be lower if there was indeed some high frequency interference on the line.

If you decide to test this I would be interested to know what happens.

December 2009 – The term “Dirty Electricity” is often used to describe the type of power that originates from our generation stations. Hydro electric and solar are considered to be “Green” sources of power where coal is considered to be “dirty” because of the air pollution that is created.

“Dirty Electricity” can also be used to describe electric power that has become corrupted by our use of modern appliances. Items such as CFL bulbs, cellphone transmission antennas, power supplies for portable computers, cell phone chargers, dimmer switches, variable speed fans and many other electronic devises that require a transformer to convert the voltage will “dirty” the electricity that enters our home. This form of dirty electro-magnetic fields (EMF), is invisible to the eye, but has a biological effect on the human body and has been associated with a wide variety of illnesses.

There are industrial grade EMF filters on the market that can be placed outside a factory, before it enters the building. For the office and home, filters can also be placed in wall outlets to reduce the dirty electricity from your neighbour and those created by the household appliances in your home.

Visit EMF Solutions to see demonstration on how to correctly install Graham Stetzer filters and measure the results.

December 2009. The January issue of Prevention Magazine steps up to the plate to highlight “Dirty Electricity” and the health effects that are related to electromagnetic radiation. This article features the work of Sam Milham and Lloyd Morgan at La Quinta CA, where a cancer cluster among teachers was associated with the amount of dirty electricity in their classroom. Cancer clusters are showing up elsewhere but no one is measuring dirty electricity and perhaps they should be.

In the featured article, Magda Havas’s research is discussed and finds proof that exposure to transients may elevate blood sugar levels among people with diabetes and prediabetes and that people with multiple sclerosis improve their balance and have fewer tremors after just a few days in a transient- free environment.

Her work also shows that after schools installed filters to clean up transients, two-thirds of teachers reported improvement in symptoms that had been plaguing them, including headache, dry eye, facial flushing, asthma, skin irritation, and depression. The article is catching the attention of many politicians and news media outlets. The magazine’s deputy editor was recently interviewed on the FOX News channel about this highly controversial issue. The interview is provided below.

December 2009. Dirty electricity is measured with a microsurge meter and is expressed in GS units or Graham Stetzer units named after Dr. Martin Graham, Professor Emeritus at UC Berkeley and Dave Stetzer, President of Stetzer Electric in Wisconsin. But what is a GS unit?

Click here for a pdf of the presentation below.