WO2004066513A1

WO2004066513A1 - A device for shielding a person’s body against undesirable electromagnetic radiation from a cellular telephone

Info

Publication number: WO2004066513A1
Application number: PCT/NO2004/000018
Authority: WO
Inventors: Tor Magnus Ramsdal
Original assignee: Tor Magnus Ramsdal
Priority date: 2003-01-22
Filing date: 2004-01-22
Publication date: 2004-08-05
Also published as: NO20030322L; NO20030322D0

Abstract

A device for shielding the body of a cellular telephone user against electromagnetic radiation exposure, by the cellular telephone comprising a protective chip (1) disposed inside or outside the cellular telephone, the protective chip prefereably having a rectangular layout with lateral edges (2, 3) having a length of 4-8 mm and 16-24 mm, respectively, and a thickness (4) of 0.6-1.2 mm, and that the protective chip is made from titanium alloy.

Description

A DEVICE FOR SHIELDING A PERSON'S BODY AGAINST UNDESIRABLE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FROM A CELLULAR TELEPHONE

This invention regards a device for reducing the amount of harmful electromagnetic radiation to which a person carrying a cellular telephone is exposed, more specifically a titanium chip mounted inside or outside the telephone.

The cellular telephone and the base stations of the cellular telephone network represent sources of radiation that are widespread and having high radiation intensity due to the way the telephone is used and the positioning of the base stations in areas of human activity.

The human pattern of reactions when exposed to electromagnetic radiation varies considerably, ranging from those exhibiting no visible symptoms or reactions to those who find the situation highly stressful when near a source of radiation. The extensive use of cellular telephones has resulted in an increasing number of sensitive reactions to electromagnetic radiation. The reaction of the present head of WHO, Gro Harlem Brundtland, in the presence of cellular telephones is well known. The reason why the body reacts negatively to certain types of electromagnetic fields and electromagnetic radiation is that the cells and nerves of the body interpret this as meaningful biological signals. This may lead to unpredictable alterations in biological processes, thus causing cellular stress. The phenomenon has been known and described for more than 100 years. Professor A.P.Dubrovs principal work alone has references to 1228 sources (A.P.Dubrov: The geomagnetic field and Life, Plenum Press, New York 1978) . Another classical work on electromagnetic fields and life (A.S. Pressman, Plenum Press, New York 1970) refers to over 500 sources. Mention can also be made of Dr. W Schelderup's book on the topic (Dreyer's publishing house, Oslo 1989) .

It must also be said that there are external electromagnetic fields that are interpreted as meaningful signals with a positive physiological effect. Such signals exist in nature from minerals, the vegetable kingdom and cosmic radiation etc. The knowledge about these forms the basis of the science of electromagnetic and magnetic therapy (B. J.øverbye; Magnetismens betydning for helsen, Norsk Magnet Terapi, Notodden 1995 - "The effect of magnetism on health").

The physical principles by which electromagnetic fields/ radiations affect living tissue are the same as those found in a radio receiver: Through resonance between the electromagnetic wave and the ability of certain cellular structures to absorb one or more specific frequencies. hen biological tissue emits electromagnetic waves, this may be received by tissue having the ability to resonate at the transmitted frequency. This is a part of the communication between cells and organs (Pressman 1970) , also discussed in books such as MORA - Biorezonanztherapie by M.Galle, Pro Medica Verlag, Wiesbaden 2002, and others. The effects of electromagnetic radiation exposure may be observed in humans in the form of physical and psychological afflictions. Examples of such are headaches, dizziness, insomnia, psychological disturbances, a weakening of the immune and digestive systems, breathing difficulties and muscular diseases. Tiredness and feeling "under the weather" are also common symptoms for many people. A feeling of heat generation in the head is a known phenomenon associated with the use of cellular telephones.

A theory proposed by several scientists such as the French professor Benevist, is that the physical measurable energy that exists in homeopathic remedies can be absorbed by body tissue through bio resonance. Finding the right frequency pattern, i.e. signal topology and frequency, can effect life preserving reactions in diseased tissue (J.Davidson: Subtel Energy, Daniel, Cambridge 1993). Several laboratories today use professor Benevist 's technology to register and store such signals on electronic media (hard disks) and play these back to patients (plants/animals/humans) via amplifiers. The MORA-technology that has been developed by Med Tronic GmbH, Friesenheim, Germany, comprises computer programmes with signals from a total of 5000 different homeopathic remedies.

By performing a frequency analysis of the body's radiation, the body's reaction to electromagnetic radiation exposure may be uncovered. This is done among other things by using apparatus built according to the MORA-SUPER technology.

Said mapping technique may be used to register the body's reaction to external electromagnetic radiation. A controllable radiation situation is to register the radiation from one and the same body when the person carries a cellular telephone in an active (= unprotected) and turned off (= unaffected) state. Examples of the measured results are shown in diagram 1. Diagram 1

Diagram 1

The micro magnetic radiation registered from the body at exposure to an external source of radiation ( - unprotected) and unexposed (= unaffected) .

There is empirical data showing the relationship between elevated measured values for micro magnetic body radiation and the person's feeling of discomfort when near external electromagnetic sources of radiation.

In traditional medicine and homeopathy, ranges of means are used to reduce the effect of electromagnetic sources of radiation, such as a deflector or shield around the cellular telephone .

The effect of the various means varies significantly in terms of quality.

The object of the invention is to remedy the disadvantages of prior art. The object is achieved by the characteristics stated in the description below and in the following claims.

A titanium chip is mounted outside or inside one of the covers on the cellular telephone. The effect of the chip depends on the dimensions of the chip. The chip is rectangular with a first lateral edge of 4-8 mm, a second lateral edge of 16-24 mm and a thickness of 0.6-1.2 mm. Advantageously the chip is made from titanium. Advantageously the chip is glued to a suitable spot inside or outside the cellular telephone.

The chip neutralises electromagnetic radiation exposure of the body caused by the cellular telephone transmitter. Testing has been carried out on several subjects who experience pronounced problems when using a cellular telephone. The test results show a marked improvement in the persons' subjective view of their own condition, see table 1.

Table 1

When measuring the micro magnetic radiation from test subjects by use of a MORA-SUPER measurement and processing instrument, where the persons have been subjected to controlled radiation exposure from a cellular telephone, comparison of the results show the following effect of the invention when mounted in the cellular telephone:

Diagram 2

unaffected ^■ unprotected

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Diagram 2

Measured results during exposure to an active cellular telephone without a chip (= unprotected) and with a chip mounted on the telephone (= protected) .

The physical effect of the antenna on the organism may be explained on the basis of resonance and resonance theory. The chip is surrounded by an electromagnetic field communicating with the body's own field by means of resonance. The measured effect on the body's radiation is equal to the effect achieved by using the MORA-SUPER apparatus, i.e. the antenna phase-inverts and returns the negatively acting fields radiated by a sick body. By doing so, these fields are neutralised. Registration of the micro magnetic radiation of the body carried out by means of MORA-SUPER confirms this. The measurements are repeatable.

The following describes a non-limiting example of a preferred embodiment illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which:

Figure 1 shows the shape of a chip.

In the drawing, reference number 1 denotes a chip having lateral edges 2, 3 and thickness 4.

The lateral edge 2 has a length of 6 mm, lateral edge 3 has a length of 20 mm, and the thickness 4 is 0.8 mm.

The chip is all titanium, with the same grade and thickness of material throughout.

The chip is glued to the inside or outside of a cellular telephone to be shielded. Use of this entails no intervention or action of any kind, e.g. in the form of charging or discharging.

Claims

C l a i m s

1. A device for shielding the body of a cellular telephone user against electromagnetic radiation exposure, by the cellular telephone comprising a protective chip (1) disposed inside or outside the cellular telephone, c h a r a c t e r i z e d i n that the protective chip preferably has a rectangular layout with lateral edges (2, 3) having a length of 4-8 mm and 16-24 mm, respectively, and a thickness (4) of 0.6-1.2 mm, and that the protective chip is made from a titanium alloy.

2. A device in accordance with Claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d i n that the lateral edges (2, 3) of the protective chip (1) have a length of 6 mm and 20 mm, respectively, and a thickness (4) of 0.8 mm.