Re: Energy required to release histamines in the human body using radiowaves?

On Mar 11, 3:18 am, "Neo" <newthreat2...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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We know from published research that histamines can be released in the
human
body using radiowaves of a certain frequency. Does anyone know the
energy
required to do this? Would a cellphone have enough energy and what would
the
range be?

find out for yourself.. take a handy cellphone, stick it somewhere close
to
your body and turn it on. if you turn red and start to itch you may have
released histamines... or maybe you stuck it in the wrong place.

Maybe you'd be interested in the serious reasons for my question. Take a
look at this document:

http://www.geocities.com/newthreat2000/

(Forgiv my refective spelling.)

You sound like this guy:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/browse_frm/thread/7bf7c2a238638156/6c66a8c73f2b8a6d.
He also somehow strings together a bunch of loos, proofles claims
about and against fusicei and paidofilia in the same writeup.

You don't defin your pronouns. You don't explain how microwaves get
throuh walls. You don't aknowledh that it's much more efficient to
use installed wiring as a transmittr than to settel with a far-field
radiator, and to unload pouches of pollen on the furniture and clothes
than to fry everything between two targets in a fruitles skeme some
teenage boy without any scientific or aitiolòjic scrupels would think
of. You don't cite the histamine claim, and you don't explain what
the blackmail or allergies are for.

-Aut

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