Ailing US people find refuge from radio waves

[FarCenter]

Home to the world's only National Radio Quiet Zone, the US state of West Virginia is proving to be a welcome respite for people who feel their health is affected by the radio waves from mobile phone masts, Wi-Fi signals, and even microwaves.

The National Radio Astronomical Observatory created to the zone to safeguard the faint incoming data to its Green Bank Telescope and seven other smaller dishes all looking for clues to the origins of the universe,

Items such as mobile phones are not allowed to be used without permission for thousands of square miles around the arae.

For sufferers of electromagnetic hypersensitivity, the blackout means relief from ailments they say are caused by such waves.


http://www.aljazeera.com/video/americas/2012/02/20122189014951813.html

[Speck Tater]

1. If there are people who are really that sensitive to radio waves...

they should put grounded shielding on their bedroom walls. Some aluminum screening connected to a ground would do the trick.

[FarCenter]

3. Or, for the really serious cases, copper foil.

Use phosphor bronze weather stripping to seal the door, and be sure to put a grounding strap between the door and wall.

[Ikonoklast]

5. Nah.

The chemtrails block all that out.

[KT2000]

6. It's really not funny

I know people who are affected by this and their life is hell.
You may want to do some research - google electromagnetic sensitivity. Sweden has some good research on it.

[LiberalEsto]

4. I find that my aluminum foil hat

is perfectly adequate to the task.

[DefenseLawyer]

7. Freemasons run the country. n/t