It is mobile phones and not the towers that cause health problems, Swedish researchers concluded

 In 2004, a letter to the editor of the European Journal of Cancer Prevention from two Swedish researchers stated that 1997 was a curious year in Sweden. It was marked by a decline in public health and the emergence of electrosensitivity as a growing concern. Their findings were met with resistance from government and public health authorities.

Yesterday, Arthur Firstenberg published a newsletter which highlighted the significance of the findings as described in the 2004 letter.

Electrosensitivity is also known as being electrically hypersensitive (“EHS”). This condition has been reported to affect an increasing number of people in Sweden, as well as in other countries such as Sweden, Switzerland and the United States.

Olle Johansson and Örjan Hallberg’s research highlighted the potential health effects of electromagnetic fields (“EMF”), including headaches, giddiness, nausea, skin rashes and much more.

Their research demonstrated the need for further investigation into the causes of these health issues but their findings were met with resistance from government and health authorities. In the words of Hallberg: “Our expert authorities seem to be extremely unwilling to try to find out the cause because large financial interests can then be threatened.”...<<<Read More>>>....