Category Archives: Chemical & Electro-sensitivity

Poisoning You Softly with Their Lies

Posted on April 18, 2012 by ibemc

The major cellphone service providers–Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are claiming they need government approval for even more radio spectrum, in order to maintain service quality and low prices. Yet even the inventor of cellphones, Martin Cooper, says their claims … Continue reading →

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Should Cell Phones Be Banned From Children?

Posted on June 18, 2011 by ibemc

The Parliamentary Assembly in Europe concluded on May 6th—after an in-depth examination of evidence—that cell phones and Wi-Fi should be banned in schools. Why? Because of their “potentially harmful” effects on humans…especially “little” humans. And in breaking news today, the World Health Organization is … Continue reading →

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Protect Your Child, Protect Yourself

Posted on May 26, 2011 by ibemc

Children today are still coming into contact with carcinogenic chemicals that were eliminated by law from their pajamas 30 years ago. 80% of baby mattresses, high chairs, and car seats (among many other baby products still on the market today) … Continue reading →

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Autism Rising, Autism Raging

Posted on April 21, 2011 by ibemc

The National Institute of Mental Health is currently conducting $120 million worth of research into autism. The medical director coordinating the research has said that what has become increasingly clear is that some environmental factor is, or many environmental factors … Continue reading →

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Global Campaign for Safer Cell Phones

Posted on April 9, 2011 by ibemc

The Environmental Health Trust (EHT), an environmental nonprofit in Canada, is set to launch its Global Campaign for Safer Cell Phones all across Canada. According to its president, Devra Lee Davis, PhD, MPH, EHT is taking the lead in alerting “the planet’s five … Continue reading →

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Lacing Your Air

Posted on February 1, 2011 by ibemc

We’ve all seen Chemtrails in the sky and thought they were innocent contrails, those long puffy white lines of water vapor left when jets pass overhead. Yet chemtrails, tinged with oranges, yellows or purples and reflecting oily rainbows in them, … Continue reading →

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Is Plastic By Any Other Name Still A Poison?

Posted on January 23, 2011 by ibemc

The USDA will be introducing its new eco label, this spring, to identify such products as water bottles and grocery bags that were made with bio-based ingredients (primarily corn). These products decompose instead of requiring recycling, and will carry the … Continue reading →

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Smart Meters: Adding More ElectroSmog to Your Home?

Posted on January 11, 2011 by ibemc

A smart meter records household electrical consumption and communicates that information back to the utility provider for monitoring and billing purposes, by enabling two-way communication at regular intervals between the meter and the central system. These meters can produce significantly high levels of … Continue reading →

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Cell Phone Safety Tips

Posted on December 28, 2010 by ibemc

According to Dr. Henry Lai, a University of Washington scientist, 70 to 80 percent of emissions from a mobile phone antenna are absorbed in the head. Due to this, children under the age of ten should not be given a … Continue reading →

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Bluetooth Versus Clutter: It’s A No-Brainer. . .

Posted on December 26, 2010 by ibemc

Bluetooth devices are usually up close and personal items like headsets, mice, keyboards and printers. This assures the user of exposure to digital microwave signals at thousands of times the recommended levels. Headsets may be the riskiest, being worn not … Continue reading →

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