Biological effects of low intensity electromagnetic fields
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See the top text document, the "Research and Mechanisms" part of the 5G section should convey the gist of the topic.
Discuss.
To start off. Pic related (LIDA) was a device developed in the Soviet Union. As the story goes, it was acquired by a CIA front in Canada, then sent down to California where it was evaluated by WR Adey, a licensed MD who taught anatomy, did surgical and electrical brain research, and was an elected fellow of IEEE for his work on phased array radar. He tested it and found it found it worked as described. It's possible a version of LIDA was used in Korea for hypnotic suggestion.
[m][Symposium, New York Academy of Medicine] 1979 - SYMPOSIUM ON HEALTH ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION
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"In the context of these experiments, it should be mentioned that there is a medical therapeutic device, known as the LIDA, developed in the Soviet Union and patented in this country. It is designed for the treatment of psychoneurotic illness and emotional disorders. It emits pulsed radio signals up to one tenth of a second long at rates up to two per second, with a maximum generator output of 40 to 80 watts. The instrument can also generate pulsed light, sound, and heat, and the four stimulus modalities can be delivered separately or in any desired combination. Reports of clinical tests in the U.S.S.R. in juveniles and adults suffering from emotional disorders are said to have been favorable."
See the top text document, the "Research and Mechanisms" part of the 5G section should convey the gist of the topic.
Discuss.
To start off. Pic related (LIDA) was a device developed in the Soviet Union. As the story goes, it was acquired by a CIA front in Canada, then sent down to California where it was evaluated by WR Adey, a licensed MD who taught anatomy, did surgical and electrical brain research, and was an elected fellow of IEEE for his work on phased array radar. He tested it and found it found it worked as described. It's possible a version of LIDA was used in Korea for hypnotic suggestion.
[m][Symposium, New York Academy of Medicine] 1979 - SYMPOSIUM ON HEALTH ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION
Page 122: Adey - NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION
"In the context of these experiments, it should be mentioned that there is a medical therapeutic device, known as the LIDA, developed in the Soviet Union and patented in this country. It is designed for the treatment of psychoneurotic illness and emotional disorders. It emits pulsed radio signals up to one tenth of a second long at rates up to two per second, with a maximum generator output of 40 to 80 watts. The instrument can also generate pulsed light, sound, and heat, and the four stimulus modalities can be delivered separately or in any desired combination. Reports of clinical tests in the U.S.S.R. in juveniles and adults suffering from emotional disorders are said to have been favorable."
