Mike
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Re: hold up
sigh...
water = H2O.
Water molecules move with respect to one another, rotate, and even vibrate along the connections between the atoms.
Once a pure molecule becomes bombarded with it's specific frequency by EW, it will vibrate more violently and collide with other molecules. The collisions will make use of the fundamental theory of friction and it will "heat up". Making a wine glass sing, opera singers breaking glass, MRI/NMR are examples of resonance.
Once the "excited" molecule reaches a certain level (varies between cell makeup, your wife should know this part) this can make the cell unstable and it will chemically change or.. oh damn, mutate... some die and are removed or some adapt. It will then either be repaired or it will continue as a "crippled" cell. I won't even getting into mag shielding, because, I frankly don't care.
PS, I hope that's the wife typing and not the registered user. Physics has had the answer to some forms of cancer prevention since the 1800s.
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apsinkus
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Chicago, IL | reply to drjim
Mike, dude, preach once you have qualifications. Cancer is caused by mutations, not you "water resonance". |
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drjim
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"Non-Ionizing" radiation, like RF, has never been connected with cancer.
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