Amateur EMF Consultants: Are They Qualified to Test for EMF, “Electropollution” and “Dirty Electricity?”

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  1. Wayne Carpenter says:

    Overall, you seem to brush off the negative biological effects that researchers have found to be caused by non-ionizing radiation which can be very real. I have been diagnosed as having electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) by a MD so am very familiar with some of the negative effects of EMFs. Having an education in biomedical electronics, additional schooling and having obtained a FCC Radiotelephone License and taken courses specifically related to EMF consulting does help. Formal education helps but open mindedness, and experience are added factors. Supposedly, knowledge plus experience squared equals wisdom.

    Another thing is people are unique and what affects one may not another at all. I suggest that readers view the video below which is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes long.

  2. ScanTech Technical Consulting - CIH, CSP, BSEE, CHMM, MAC says:

    Mr. Wayne Carpenter,

    >Overall, you seem to brush off the negative biological effects that researchers have found to be caused by >non-ionizing radiation which can be very real.

    No I don’t as NIRAD (Non-Ionizing Radiation) RF / microwave and high intensity light (from IR to UV) can be harmful to the body through tissue heating and other effects depending on the organ. (particularly the eyes)

    >I have been diagnosed as having electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) by a MD so am very familiar with >some of the negative effects of EMFs.

    My saying is that physicians tend to be poor physicists and I have fired a number of doctors who I felt were inadequate to the task of taking care of myself and other family members. So forgive me if I don’t take the word of an MD in a field that I am far more qualified to comment on.

    >Having an education in biomedical electronics, additional schooling and having obtained a FCC >Radiotelephone License and taken courses specifically related to EMF consulting does help.

    I have considerable credentials and experience in those areas as well.

    >Supposedly, knowledge plus experience squared equals wisdom.”

    That is the dumbest equation I have ever heard of.

    >Another thing is people are unique and what affects one may not another at all.

    Correct, some people have allergies to things like peanuts and shellfish, but that does not mean that the rest of the population should not have the option to purchase and consume such items.

    > I suggest that readers view the video below which is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes long.

    Feel free to post that on your own website; this one is for commercial business purposes and not a soapbox for your agenda.

    – JAG of ScanTech

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