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by  N.Morgan In recent  years , it has been revealed that smart meters emit Radio Frequency (RF) Radiation; the exact same radiation microwave ovens use to cook food. In 2011 the “ IARC “, part of the World Health Organization, classified RF Radiation as a possible “carcinogenic”, which means “cancer-causing”. There are hundreds of studies, some dating back to the 1960s, that link RF Radiation to cancer. In my article entitled “ The 7 Worst Radiation Dangers In Your Home ,” I list links to some of these studies.  The US safety limit for  RF Radiation  is 1,000 micro-watts per meter squared. Some smart meters emit up to 60 times that, or 60,000 micro-watts per meter squared. Another technology that has been raising concern is 5G. Some  5G  pundits contend that the new network generates  radiofrequency radiation  that can damage DNA and lead to cancer; cause oxidative damage that can cause premature aging; disru...

by  N.Morgan Millions of people are now suffering from symptoms and illness that they believe are unexplainable, but the explanation is attached to their homes. A  smart meter  is an  electronic  device that records consumption of  electric energy  and  communicates the information  to the  electricity supplier  for monitoring and billing. Smart meters typically record energy hourly or more frequently, and report at least daily. Globally, wherever these meters have been installed, severe symptoms and illnesses follow. Symptoms include: Headaches Insomnia Fatigue Tinnitus Heart arrhythmia/palpitations Decreased immune function Irritability Decreased cognitive function Recent  studies  have concluded that the link between these symptoms and EMF pollution produced by smart meters ae the causes of these health issues.  Copper Home Page APeX Humic Fulvic Ultra Curcumin The r...

Hundreds of Smart Meters Explode In Stockton After Power Surge  A power surge left thousands without power in Stockton on Monday after smart meters on their homes exploded. The explosions started at around 8:30 a.m. after a truck crashed into a utility pole, causing a surge. When the customers in more than 5,000 homes get their power back on will depend on how badly damaged their meters are. Neighbors in the South Stockton area described it as a large pop, a bomb going off, and strong enough to shake a house. “The neighbor across the street, his meter doesn’t look as bad but his receptacles are all blackened.” said Brad Abernathy. More with Video http://bit.ly/1GStJCs 'via Blog this'