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I can’t imagine the level of EMFs emanating from the new house with all of the latest high tech gadgets that a neighbor built.

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YES!!! take a RF Meter and a Frequency COUNTER into a new car and both will go crazy with the RF Radiation..being in a car is like being in a microwave oven.....

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I have a meter....it would totally freak you out. I will be ridding myself of it.

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Hopefully you’re not right next door

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How many parents nuke the toxic baby formula made with toxic water and even nuke healthier expressed breast milk for their infants?

They're getting so many of us to participate in their crimes against humanity. Thanks for the schooling. This article should be sent to websites for new moms.

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😥

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see what happens when you 'nuke ' a cup of water in a microwave oven.....cool it and pour it on a plant....you can watch it die

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and you wanna drink a cup of 'nuked' coffee///////////NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Though I warmed my milk up in a bowl of hot water, I used to sterilise the bottles in a unit that you place in the mircrowave!

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Goodness, very few of us knew better, but if the bottles were glass and without the nipples, and even completely assembled but without the milk, chances were there was little to no harm to the bottles. Only to bystanders!

I've had two husbands, Each will stand next to the MW while it's on. Hope you and child didn't!

Back to babies: seems the old and less convenient ways of doing bottles and diapers is far preferable to our modern "conveniences" of plastic bottles and packaged formula and plastic and synthetic gel absorbent diapers with baby powder and baby oil for the skin. While direct breastfeeding is easy peasy for most moms, using expressed breast milk is a little bit more bother, but, if possible, worth the effort. Using untreated cotton reusable fabric squares, diaper pins, and pails also make for more work, but are kinder to the environment and softer on a baby's bum.

Alternatives to the Johnson and Johnson talc and mineral oil plus additives for that sweet bum could be organic arrowroot flour, though I wouldn't use it much and only carefully applied so as not to get airborne, and organic coconut or olive oil.

I'm ready for grandchildren, but my daughter wouldn't like my advice. I'd hear the old "they wouldn't be allowed to sell it to us, if it were dangerous" rationale.

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Unfortunately they were plastic bottles. But on the good side, I rarely expressed, only if I went out which was once in a blue moon lol (tip for new mums, much easier to express when baby is feeding - though you do feel a bit like a dairy cow lol). Wish I knew then what I knew now about diapers/jabs etc, one of mine is damaged by them I'm sure. Never did use the talc luckily. Last baby had a dairy allergy so I had to give up scoffing the chocolate, but I did find an amazing chamomile/beeswax/lanolin cream that massively helped the occasional slip up/trial run. I still have some now, for the odd rare skin problem that flares up. Probably coconut oil would have been great too, if I knew about it then. This was pre 2020 - before I became aware of just how corrupt everything was.

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Fortunate for both you and baby you didn't use the talc powder, and that special cream blend sounds wonderful. That combo is a saver.

Remember "The Graduate" (1967) and the lines?

"I want to say one word to you. Just one word... Plastics... There's a great future in plastics. Will you think about it?"

We did and still do, and thus our future was writ. Apparently, not only are our oceans now awash in plastic flotsam and our bodies riddled with microplastics, the latest generation of shots inject polymers directly into us.

The good news is we're being forced to face how commercial and government America are working in tandem to push plastic and other unhealthy contamination into our lives, and we're pushing back. Especially moms! It's a great start for ourselves and families if we buy mostly glass containers, whole foods, and natural fabrics, have small gardens, and just say "no" to most pharma drugs, especially the pathologically touted and coerced vaccines from birth on.

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Why am I thinking of the Humphrey Bogart film Sabrina where they are all lined up standing on a sheet of plastic lol

I just wish I knew 20 years ago what I knew now. Hate the fact that I jabbed my children, but it is what it is. Luckily they won’t make the same mistake.

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What a good find! Even in the mid-fifties, they were considering bio-degradable plastic, but maybe it wasn't feasible or profitable enough?

Good on you that your children listen to you and can distinguish the truth from all of the brainwashing!

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You vill eat zee micro-vaved Bugz!

Klaus Barbi Schwab

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So….maybe Russia was right to ban microwaves!

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Another excellent article that will hopefully save some lives from the kitchen appliance that’s slowly killing people. This post is a good match with my most recent post about harmful EMFs.

https://open.substack.com/pub/james23444/p/emf-flu-outbreaks?r=1v80x0&utm_medium=ios

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I was thinking about your admission of how much you loathe cooking and I think a lot of folks are in that boat. I think that’s partially how we ended up in this horrid health mess. I’ve been going through newspapers from the very early 1900s and it was a very popular thing here to have cooking schools and classes. Seems as if lots of folks were suddenly thrown into the kitchen against their will?

As someone who LOVES cooking and is married to someone who loves it just as much, I feel sorry for you and such folks! But how silly to think the solution would be to teach/force someone to learn to cook who doesn’t like it. So in comes the solution in the form of all these convenience foods. But in other countries where this did not happen they have a culture of really delicious and nutritious ‘street food’ vendors—very inexpensive too. Someone else must’ve thought of this too, so they’ve recently opened up a ‘food truck’ lot in our city. Except the sandwiches they are offering cost the same as those in the restaurants, where you actually get to sit down in the a/c and have a place to wash your hands afterward.

Why can’t Hubby and I cook for our neighbors? Well, besides the law, there is the fact that very few have tastebuds left, so they wouldn’t like what we cook b/c it doesn’t taste like chemicals! 🤪

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.... cooking for the neighbors you'd have us believe is "breaking the law"? Teaching people to cook - people hate cooking - what a mighty solution you have for your fight against a dire warning of extinction taking place- more extinction rebellion please... wow.

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Actually it is breaking many laws. And many people do hate cooking, and I do teach those who don’t hate it to cook! Extinction rebellion? I have no clue how you got there from my comment.

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Laws broken: raw milk, processed on property without any license, animals processed on property without any license, you really think you can operate in this state beyond the law? You are quite wrong.

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You know what's really funny? People can easily talk about the danger of microwave ovens without saying a word about all the other microwave devices they have in their homes and that are now situated in every nook and cranny of our society. These devices include, but are not limited to, cell phones, cordless phones, baby monitors, wifi routers and devices that use wifi, smart meters, bluetooth devices, smart TVs, smart appliances of all kinds, smart thermostats, GPS devices, and much more. They are even making smart beds!!! And smart diapers!!! People need to wake up and smash every single one of these devices with a sledgehammer so that they are no longer functional.

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The truly smart house of the future will have no Smart devices. Using old-fashioned electrical appliances without chips would be far more clever.

More genius, yet, would be to give up TV, dishwashers, of course microwave ovens, and most electrical appliances and use hand tools, instead. This may be the 21st century but it's also the Age of Culling and Surveillance through frequency.

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Beautifully said! I agree.

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Even lamps... and not "wireless lamps". But an 20 yr old normal lamp... this had the worst E-field in my flat. I can measure ef,rf and emf. Luckily not much rf here so far. I guess the lamp was broken and so may have been a bad electricity supply causing this high value

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The difference between rf (which is included in the term "emf") and electric fields is that if you move just a few inches away from an electric field, it will drop down considerably. The is VERY different from high measurements of rf (radio frequency radiation) and/or emf (which includes rf, microwaves and more) is that these waves travel VERY FAR. In some cases, cell towers can send the radiation 25 or more MILES from the source. And this radiation permeates everything in its path. So the latter is much more dangerous, IMO.

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Got rid of the microwave at the same time as I ditched the TV. Life is better without either.

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Microwave ovens make great letter boxes for rural properties in particular. Keeps post safe from the rain.

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I really appreciate the timing of your microwave articles. I read your articles out loud to my husband. He was fixing to buy a new microwave for his popcorn and now he's not! In two articles you accomplished what I haven't been able to in years - to get him to quit using a microwave.

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Now tell him about microwave popcorn!! Worse stuff ever.

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I have, almost to the point of nagging. I do think it won't be long now until he gives that up too. The convenience of a microwave is what I think is taking him so long to let it go.

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Agent, excellent series and thanks for the information, data, and metrics.

I encourage everyone to embrace a whole food diet, organic foods, and prepare your own foods.

If man made it, don't eat it!

God Bless

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So true and me too!

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Nice and juicy details...

Wrote my article to complement this right away:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/microwaves-are-only-a-segment-of

Here are some details:

Imagine cells to be shaken out of existence, which is what microwaves do. As a result, the body cannot recognize what it’s consuming, and the intake mostly goes to adipose tissue... Have you ever heard that microwaved food makes you fat? This is probably the first time. After all, what is “nutritional value”?

The sooner-or-later lethal injections varied by the batch, so plausible deniability is always there, and if some damage or a death happens to be proven, it can always be blamed on “contamination” (as if the stuff was not toxic enough) or “human error” (which is weird, because the concoctions seem to have been mixed by AI without any human intervention...).

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During mid to late 80s, my other half decided he may have been wrong to abstain from a microwave oven (he resisted freezers and automatic washing machines for years too), so in comes the new appliance.

I can’t recall the exact year that I waited the few seconds for the beans to ‘heat’. Just inches away from source, I suddenly felt that molecules vibrated through my upper body. Jumping away, I screamed, this must be leaking. It was years later, I learned the food is heated due to water molecules rapidly vibrating in chaos. Hey presto, how much water is contained within us.

Claiming to have tested the appliance, as no apparent safety concern the microwave remained several months before it was replaced swiftly (hmmm?).

Most food is home prepared and baked/ cooked from scratch these days. I would not ever purchase even an air-fryer let alone a microwave.

GRAS anyone?

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I use mine to kill bacteria on sponges. No longer use it for food. I have been using it to warm up tea and coffee, but thanks to your article, I won't do that anymore.

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Toss your sponge. Why would you have a machine that just kills bacteria on a sponge. Wasted real estate. Besides, that machine always emits emf, even when you are not having it run.

Get a meter & look.

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Childhood leukemia. Microwaves makes sense.

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I'm looking forward to the "macrowave oven". Hmmm - wonder what that one will do?

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Ever hear of SCOPEC from the usual suspects ?

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Thank you so much for this article, and the previous one about the danger of microwave. I eat very healthy and prepare my own meals, veggies and fruits from our own yard, meat from our paddocks, I don't eat process food or take any supplements, and definitely no death jab for me, yet I still end up with thyroid cancer. Now I know what might be the cause, I thaw frozen meat in the microwave and I always stay in close proximity while it's being thawed. I've gotten rid of it. Thank you.

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