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From: "emf" <[email protected]>
Reply: [email protected]
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2022 00:19:09 -0400
Subject: Targeted lists which directly identify decision makers

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Hi there,
The emfTESTS digital HOLOGRAMCHI are frequencies infused Holograms
encoded with very specific frequencies to mitigate harmful EMF
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Tinnitus is a multi-factorial condition and its prevalence has
increased on the past decades. The worldwide progressive increase of
the use of cell phones has exposed the peripheral auditory pathways to
a higher dose of electromagnetic radio frequency radiation (EMRFR).
Some tinnitus patients report that the abusive use of mobiles,
especially when repeated in the same ear, might worsen ipsilateral
tinnitus…._more>>_
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 “_RF-EMF promote oxidative stress, a condition involved in cancer
onset, in several acute and chronic diseases and in vascular
homeostasis. Although some evidences are still controversial, the WHO
IARC classified RF-EMF as “possible carcinogenic to humans”, and more
recent studies suggested reproductive, metabolic and neurologic
effects of RF-EMF, which are also able to alter bacterial antibiotic
resistance._” *

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