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The Huffington Post Canada | By André Fauteux
An Australian family physician has rigorously documented
92 cases of patients with symptoms of EHS occurred after the installation of an
electricity meter emits radio frequency ( RF) pulse.
A world first, the case study of Dr. Federica Lamech is
yet to be published in a scientific peer-reviewed journal, but according to the
American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM ), it is no less
“scientifically valid ” and ” clearly shows the harmful effects of emissions of
smart meters on the health of the human population .” As an
international association founded in 1965, the AAEM includes doctors and other
health professionals interested in the impact of the environment on health.
The symptoms observed in patients of Dr Lamech such as
fatigue, headaches, heart palpitations and dizziness are correlated with the
guidelines of the Austrian Medical Association for the diagnosis and treatment
of health problems related to electromagnetic fields (EMFs), emphasises the
AAEM. The symptoms could also be triggered in the laboratory through EMF
exposure under controlled-conditions (double-blind, placebo-exposure): neither
the patients nor the researchers knew who was exposed or not to EMF.
“The peer-reviewed scientific literature demonstrating
the correlation between exposure to EMF/RF and neurological, cardiac and
pulmonary diseases and reproductive disorders, immune dysfunction, cancer and
other health problems,” says the AAEM. “The evidence is irrefutable.“
The organization insists that it is “extremely
important” to note that the vast majority of the 92 patients were not
Australian electrohypersensitive before installing the new generation smart
meter. Dr. Lamech concludes that smart meters ”may have unique
characteristics that lower the threshold for developing symptoms of people.”
Health Canada and Hydro-Québec did not want to comment
on this unpublished clinical trial.
“Health Canada has concluded that exposure to RF energy
from smart meters does not pose a risk to public health,” said spokeswoman Sara
Lauer . ”Hydro-Québec makes a tight vigil of scientific publications on the
subject and the data put forward by some people, including some clinicians, as
to the effects of RF are not supported by rigorous experimental studies show
claims,” added relations officer of the corporation, Patrice Lavoie.
Often called smart meters, new generation utilities
meters transmit information on the quantities of electricity, gas or water
consumed in buildings. The transmission of this information wirelessly,
uses radio frequency microwave type (typically at frequencies 900 MHz and 2.4
GHz).
André Fauteux is editor of the magazine The House of the
21st century.
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