Live Blood Microscopy
Below, are shown extracts from the results of a recent investigation, by UK Nutritional Microspocist Pam Layfield, into the effects of exposure to EMFs in the red blood cells of people using mobile phones. The reaction of the cells to this exposure to EMFs shows us why we experience the symptoms of electrostress. The blood's response to the effect of the electroDOT shows how the symptoms were relieved.
This report in particular monitored changes in Red Blood Cell separation in Rouleau and Erythrocyte Aggregation/Clotting which were highly significant.
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Live Blood Analysis of Effects of Mobile Phone Use and the Protective Effect of ElectroDOT Electromagnetic Harmonisers
1. LIVE BLOODS 14.10.07 Taken on arrival - normal bloods before exposure
2. LIVE BLOODS AFTER EXPOSURE TO EMFs FOR ONE HOUR
3. After one hour exposure to EMFs and ONE HOUR USING ElectroDOT
Observation of the Effects of EMR from mobile phones on Live Blood and with ElectroDOT Electromagnetic Harmoniser
1. The subject’s blood sample, taken on arrival, prior to exposure to EMFs.
2. Blood sample after one hour’s exposure to EMFs. An extreme, accelerated pleomorphic, or biological transformation has taken place. The bilipid membrane of the red blood cells has become challenged by increased acids. The red blood cells (RBCs) have lost their negative charge and became positively charged, clinging together, exuding a cellular glue, causing RBCs to form both into Rouleau and extensive areas of clotting or Aggregation.*
3. Blood sample after a further hour, using an Electrodot (Electromagnetic Harmoniser) on the mobile phone.
*In this condition, the RBCs are no longer efficient transporters of oxygen and micro nutrients around the body. The resulting symptoms can be foggy thinking, fatigue, breathlessness, poor memory, cold hands and feet, easy bruising, light headedness and palpitations.
Statistical Results of the Research Study Sample Group
Bar Chart One Showing levels of Rouleau
Bar Chart Two Showing Levels of Aggregation/Clotting
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