Pelvic exposure to Cell Tower

["Stokes, James" <StokesJ@TTNUS.COM>]

We must be carefull not to compare "apples and oranges".  Many years ago, I

had a coworker die from close range exposure to RF.  The exposure scenario

was more "whole body" in nature. Microwaves do "cook" very effectively, and

the onset of symptoms for him was too late.  However, his death was within

24 hrs of the exposure.  But he lost conciousness at the time of exposure,

and never regained it.These towers carry high mW/cm2 exposure levels.



I wish that I could direct you to the team that tried to treat him, but that

was a long time ago, with a group that does not like to share information.



Best of luck.



jim Stokes NRRPT

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