In the discussion about the effects of electrosmog, a distinction must be made between scientific knowledge and empirical evidence.

Scientific findings

It is astonishing that thousands of medical professionals in this country are signing appeals against pulsed microwave radiation because their patients' health is suffering from it. Alone the Freiburg appeal by doctors was signed by around 40.000 people.

Unfortunately, this frightening fact does not fall on fertile scientific ground. The inevitable consequence would have to be a series of scientific experiments that focus on unknown mechanisms of action in order to find reasons for these health problems as quickly as possible.

The former Soviet Union was much further along in this area. To Prof. Dr. medical Karl Hecht it has long been known there that every type of field and wave as well as every frequency has extremely different effects on the human body and the environment. In Germany, the current state of knowledge is limited to the fact that (in the microwave range) there is no other effect on people than heat. Therefore, the limit values ​​also differ in both countries. Wherever scientific research is carried out in this area and where effects on humans or animals have been determined, the limit values ​​are well below the relevant thermal limit values.

As in the former Soviet Union, too dr Peter Semm (formerly Deutsche Telekom) found that pulsing GSM signals are drastically more biologically effective than non-pulsing ones. Therefore, the limit values ​​in many Eastern European countries (also in the former GDR) have been set significantly lower for pulsed radiation compared to unpulsed radiation. Many of his colleagues, who also work in an advisory capacity for the federal government, have not yet recognized the effects of electrosmog despite scientific publications. This in turn means that German limit values ​​for pulsed radiation may be 32 times higher than unpulsed radiation. For example, the German limit value for mobile communications in the 900 MHz band exceeds the recommendation of the BUND (Federation for Environment and Nature Conservation Germany) by a factor of 4,5 million. Against this background, ignorance of calls for medical help is even more serious.

In the meantime, Vortex HiFi has proven the influence of electrosmog on hearing in thousands of tests and is confirmed by scientific research findings.

Empirical facts

Unfortunately, there are currently no generally accepted series of studies in science that can examine or explain the biological phenomena that occur millions of times in practice. We have therefore summarized the research results of four scientists who have dealt with electrosmog in more detail.

Prof. Dr. Ing.Konstantin Meyl

Meyl classifies the longitudinal electromagnetic waves discovered by Tesla as being biologically (sonically) relevant in electrosmog. His theory fills the gap between the medical-biological findings of other researchers and the previously known physics.

Prof. Dr. Med. Karl Hecht

For many decades, Hecht has dealt holistically and systematically with the topic of electrosmog. He has access to scientific work from the Soviet Union and therefore also has enormous knowledge about the long-term effects of electromagnetic fields of 0-3 GHz on humans. He is responsible for over 750 scientific publications and he allows himself a differentiated scientific criticism with regard to the topic of electrosmog.

Prof. Dr. Magda Havas

Havas first dealt with chemical influences on biological systems, but later focused on researching the influence of electromagnetic fields on humans. In addition to the problems that microwaves (cell phones, DECT, WLAN) generate, she demonstrated the glaring influence of harmonics on electricity networks (dirty power) on the human body. There are also easy-to-understand and memorable videos (English).

It is particularly interesting that the frequencies and intensities that it has proven to be biologically relevant in audio technology do not only occur on the power grid, but also on the signal lines in HiFi. These are elementary findings for sound phenomena in HiFi with every type of cable.

Prof. Dr. Peter Semm

Semen's research deals with pulsed microwave radiation. The central statement for us is that under laboratory conditions with unpulsed microwave radiation there is no effect on nerve cells, but with pulsed microwave radiation up to 60 percent of the nerve cells of zebra finches fire incorrectly. It shows that it is not the frequency or intensity, but the structure that is decisive.