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Primary section of the web, EM fields generated by biomolecules, organelles, cells, organs and bodies are identified and their functions elucidated, morphogenetic and consciousness related functions among them. There are a variety of frequencies ranging from extremely low frequency to light (biophotons). Also there is highlighted the importance of water in those internal EM interactions and organizations.
The state of the art on experimentally and therapeutically applied electromagnetic fields: A variety of responses are achieved depending on the frequency, time and intensity applied and also the age and initial condition of the experimental target. Effects aren't related to any heating effects due to the low intensities used, but rather to resonance effects with structures and biomolecules.
This section bring out the great number of papers that are demonstrating that the EM emissions both from telecomuniccation devices (like phones, phone masts or WiFi emitters) and high power transmission lines causes a variety of biological effects. All the experiments presented here have discovered some kinds of effects, but there is around 30% of experiments that don't see them.
A speculative extension to the electromagnetic mind theory. If electromagnetism is the basis for consciousness, could be possible to measure it to search for changes in distant intention interaction (sanation, telepathy)? the answer is Yes. Here, there are also included experiments with no electromagnetic measure, only as a support to the existence of those phenomena.
It could be seen as a very speculative hypothesis, but it can be a natural extension to the electromagnetic mind theory, because if EM is related to consciousness, then, there is no reason to why this should be reduced only to biological systems, so what about the world? Our Earth's electromagnetism is investigated to see equivalences to a mind.
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↓ tables updated: 29/02/2020
5G & 4G Phone MW Hazards Experiments.
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