Electromagnetic Radiation

In this video I go over the 5G coronavirus controversy. How come coronavirus, listed in medical textbooks only as the cause of the common cold is suddenly transitioned to a deadly world pandemic killer? (as if!) Also, officially there are 20,000 – 40,000 flu deaths in the USA so far this season (2019 – 2020). […] The post 5G, How To Help Your Immune System Beat The Pandemic appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

The latest and best idea to protect ourselves from dangerous EMF raditaion, such as cell phones and “smart” meters, is to transform them to something more biologically friendly. But could it work? A European consortium reckon they have got it taped. Listen here to me host a teleclass trying to get across this point:  

The latest and best idea to protect ourselves from dangerous EMF raditaion, such as cell phones and “smart” meters, is to transform them to something more biologically friendly. But could it work? A European consortium reckon they have got it taped. Listen here to me host a teleclass trying to get across this point:   The post Latest protection from EMF dangers appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Listen, who cares about brain tumors. I mean, I’m talking about roasted nuts: fried sperm, guys! Ugh! Forget the thermal effect of cell phones on the brain. This is serious! Sperm samples exposed to just the ordinary laptop (you know, the kind you put on your lap, right next to your sensitive biological equipment), went dead. They downloaded the EMF stuff and just, well, just quit moving. In a paper November 23rd in Fertility and Sterility, Argentinian scientists report that they obtained semen samples from 29 healthy men, placed a few drops under a laptop connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi and then hit download. After just 4 hours, 25% of the sperm were deceased (ex-sperm, to continue the Monty Python line of talk). Actually, I should stop joking because, in fact, 14% of the normals (no laptop field) were dead too. That’s the power of controlled studies. But the laptop still DOUBLED the kill rate. Moreover, and this is more serious, 9% percent of the Wi-Fi exposed sperm showed DNA fragmentation, three-fold more than the comparison samples. Dead sperm tell no tales. But live sperm with damaged DNA can produce deformed children, never mind cancer. I suggest laptop computers be re-named “as-far-away-from-lap-as-is-humanly-possible” portable computers.

Listen, who cares about brain tumors. I mean, I’m talking about roasted nuts: fried sperm, guys! Ugh! Forget the thermal effect of cell phones on the brain. This is serious! Sperm samples exposed to just the ordinary laptop (you know, the kind you put on your lap, right next to your sensitive biological equipment), went dead. They downloaded the EMF stuff and just, well, just quit moving. In a paper November 23rd in Fertility and Sterility, Argentinian scientists report that they obtained semen samples from 29 healthy men, placed a few drops under a laptop connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi and then hit download. After just 4 hours, 25% of the sperm were deceased (ex-sperm, to continue the Monty Python line of talk). Actually, I should stop joking because, in fact, 14% of the normals (no laptop field) were dead too. That’s the power of controlled studies. But the laptop still DOUBLED the kill rate. Moreover, and this is more serious, 9% percent of the Wi-Fi exposed sperm showed DNA fragmentation, three-fold more than the comparison samples. Dead sperm tell no tales. But live sperm with damaged DNA can produce deformed children, never mind cancer. I suggest laptop computers be re-named “as-far-away-from-lap-as-is-humanly-possible” portable computers.

A few days ago I went to San Francisco to attend an important symposium on the health effects of EMF fields. It was organized by my friend Camilla Rees. She’s one of the key US activists in this area and a very nice lady too. We attended at the Commonwealth Club,  a name that intrigued me, as a Brit; we started the Commonwealth – two of them in fact: the original one under Oliver Cromwell (it ran from 1649- 1660) and the present affiliation of former UK colonies round the world, presides over (not ruled over) by HRH Queen Elizabeth. It’s just a name that means the common good, or common weal… (Old English wele, related to the word well, and well-being) Camilla assembled some really interesting experts. Each spoke in bites of only 15 minutes, which was very novel and satisfying. Scheduling was very tight and we got through a deal of valuable material, without the usual interminable waffle that drives ADDs like me crazy.

A few days ago I went to San Francisco to attend an important symposium on the health effects of EMF fields. It was organized by my friend Camilla Rees. She’s one of the key US activists in this area and a very nice lady too. We attended at the Commonwealth Club,  a name that intrigued me, as a Brit; we started the Commonwealth – two of them in fact: the original one under Oliver Cromwell (it ran from 1649- 1660) and the present affiliation of former UK colonies round the world, presides over (not ruled over) by HRH Queen Elizabeth. It’s just a name that means the common good, or common weal… (Old English wele, related to the word well, and well-being) Camilla assembled some really interesting experts. Each spoke in bites of only 15 minutes, which was very novel and satisfying. Scheduling was very tight and we got through a deal of valuable material, without the usual interminable waffle that drives ADDs like me crazy.

If you’ve read my book “Virtual Medicine” (you should have!), you’ll know that I gave some space to the dangers of periodontal disease. Today it’s probably the #1 marker for heart disease. But do you remember, I also talked on pages 62- 63 about dental dangers, with particular reference to the work of Dr. Patrick […]

If you’ve read my book “Virtual Medicine” (you should have!), you’ll know that I gave some space to the dangers of periodontal disease. Today it’s probably the #1 marker for heart disease. But do you remember, I also talked on pages 62- 63 about dental dangers, with particular reference to the work of Dr. Patrick […] The post Advanced Gum Disease May Raise Cancer Risk appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

If you haven’t heard already, you will soon come across a new anti-cancer therapy called Kanglaite. It’s manufactured in China and is pushed by incredible hype and fanfares as a “proven” and “miracle” cure. But we’ve been there before, haven’t we? When commercial interests get on the bandwagon, the inconvenient matter of truth and integrity suddenly gets lost in all the brouhaha. So what are the facts? Kanglaite was developed by a pharmacist, Li Dapeng. It is made from a plant called Job’s tears, a relative of maize. We might think of it as “Chinese pearl barley”. The botanical name, for those interested, is Coix lachryma-jobi. Its Chinese name, yi-yi-jen, or yi-mi (in southeast China) is the same as that used for barley, or yang-yi-mi, ‘yang’ meaning ‘foreign’, or ‘across the ocean’. Yi-mi is used in soups and gruel and is a common ingredient in many Chinese traditional herbal medicines for treating a variety of ailments including cancer. It has also been widely used as a diuretic, analgesic and antispasmodic agent. No one knows exactly how Kanglaite works, but the drug has been taken by more than 270,000 patients in some 2,000 hospitals in China, and has proven effective against malignant tumors such as carcinomas in the lung, liver, stomach and breast. So far so good.

If you haven’t heard already, you will soon come across a new anti-cancer therapy called Kanglaite. It’s manufactured in China and is pushed by incredible hype and fanfares as a “proven” and “miracle” cure. But we’ve been there before, haven’t we? When commercial interests get on the bandwagon, the inconvenient matter of truth and integrity suddenly gets lost in all the brouhaha. So what are the facts? Kanglaite was developed by a pharmacist, Li Dapeng. It is made from a plant called Job’s tears, a relative of maize. We might think of it as “Chinese pearl barley”. The botanical name, for those interested, is Coix lachryma-jobi. Its Chinese name, yi-yi-jen, or yi-mi (in southeast China) is the same as that used for barley, or yang-yi-mi, ‘yang’ meaning ‘foreign’, or ‘across the ocean’. Yi-mi is used in soups and gruel and is a common ingredient in many Chinese traditional herbal medicines for treating a variety of ailments including cancer. It has also been widely used as a diuretic, analgesic and antispasmodic agent. No one knows exactly how Kanglaite works, but the drug has been taken by more than 270,000 patients in some 2,000 hospitals in China, and has proven effective against malignant tumors such as carcinomas in the lung, liver, stomach and breast. So far so good.

In my book “Virtual Medicine” I wrote about the power of solar “weather” and how it affects our biology here on Earth (https://alternative-doctor.com/alternat/virtualmedicine). Solar “wind” carries particles out past us with such force that it drags our atmosphere out like a streamer of hair blowing in the wind. Solar “storms” or electromagnetic flare ups caused by sun spot activity can crash sensitive electronic equipment here on Earth. They also give rise to intense aurora displays near the poles, where the whole night sky lights up with a colored, hissing glow, caused by the bombarding of Earth with charged particles. Nearby observers can often detect the characteristic smell of electrical crackling (ozone). That same solar weather can affect us biologically. In fact carefully monitored statistics show that whenever there are active solar flares, motor accidents, hospital admissions for psychiatric disturbance and heart disease rise dramatically. This is hardly surprising, since we are delicately balanced electronic tuners. We are, in effect, a collagen body acting like a liquid crystal system (just like the LCD display in your wristwatch). Coherence is one of the most important of all biological characteristics, that separates us from the background “noise” of this extremely active EMF environment of Earth. It is easily disturbed and we will inevitably malfunction with the effects of a violent electromagnetic storm. Normally we are protected by the Van-Allen belts in the upper layers of the atmosphere, and by an effect called the Lorentz force, which deflect electrically charged particles. But even these protective barriers can be overcome, if the extra-terrestrial disturbance is big enough.