It's believed that the
first case was reported by the inventor, physicist & mechanical
engineer Nikola Tesla. Described by many as a 'genius', and
recognized as one of the greatest technological scientists of all
time, Tesla suffered late on in his life from a very severe illness
believed to be due to exposure to high levels of electromagnetic
fields throughout his life
The Pulitzer Prize-winning
autobiography of Tesla, written by his close friend John O'neill
described his extreme sensitivities:
"To doctor's he
appeared at death's door. The strange manifestations he exhibited
attracted the attention of a renowned physician, who declared that
medical science could do nothing to aid him. One of the symptoms of
the illness was an acute sensitivity of all the sense-organs. His
senses had always been extremely keen, but this sensitivity was now
so tremendously exaggerated that the effects were a form of torture.
The ticking of a watch three rooms away sounded like the beat of
hammers on an anvil. The vibration of ordinary city traffic, when
transmitted through a chair or bench, pounded through his body. It
was necessary to place the legs of his bed on rubber pads to
eliminate the vibrations. Ordinary speech sounded like thunderous
pandemonium. The slightest touch had the mental effect of a
tremendous blow. A beam of sunlight shining on him produced the
effect of an internal explosion. In the dark he could sense an object
at a distance of a dozen feet by a peculiar creepy sensation in his
forehead. His whole body was constantly wracked by twitches and
tremors. His pulse, he said, would vary from a few feeble throbs per
minute to more than a hundred and fifty. Throughout this mysterious
illness he was fighting with a powerful desire to recover his normal
condition. ".
(as appeared in “Altered
States” website)
While some are Electrohypersensitive.
Here is why we are all electrosensitive
Why you should be concerned if you use
wifi http://wificoncern.org/apps_04.html
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