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Cross Currents Robert O. Becker

Cross Currents By Robert O. Becker

Cross Currents by Robert O. Becker


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Discussing the meeting of two opposing trends, this book examines the rise of electromedicine, how this links into many alternative therapies, and the parallel rise of electropollution, which poses an environmental danger.

Cross Currents Summary

Cross Currents: Startling Effects of Electro-magnetic Radiation on Your Health by Robert O. Becker

Examining the biological effects of electromagnetism, the author shows how the discoveries of electricity and magnetism in the human body have led to an understanding of how accupuncture, electrotherapy, homeopathy and hypnosis are thought to work. But at the same time, man-made electromagnetic fields are, according to Dr Becker, affecting our bodies - power-lines, pylons, radar, VDUs, microwaves, satellites and even electrical appliances can harm us. The electromagnetic grid and signals which span the nation are also exposing us to the sort of radiation previously considered safe, but now thought to be associated with the increase in cancer, birth defects, depression, Alzheimer's disease and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. On the practical front, Dr Becker suggests ways of reducing the risk from personal computers, fluorescent lights, electric clocks, microwave ovens and other equipment in the home and office.

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GOR010626617
9780747507611
0747507619
Cross Currents: Startling Effects of Electro-magnetic Radiation on Your Health by Robert O. Becker
Used - Like New
Hardback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
1991-01-17
351
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The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins

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