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Electromagnetic Field Exposure (EMF)and Glutamate Receptors
EMF sufferers are a source of ridicule despite thousands of published article showing the damage caused by exposure.

Glutamate receptors

Those of us who do suffer from EMF, are often told it is psychosomatic. Vested interests plays a major role acknowledging both iatrogenic and environmental Dis-ease.

Professor Morrissey used to work for Motorola as a senior scientist. He developed an interest in how heat and radio frequencies affects cancer cells.

Professor Morrissey resigned to pursue research about the effects of cancer and electromagnetic field.

He started working for Nova Southeastern University, Assistant Professor in the Pharmacology Department.

A few days ago, he was murdered in his house. Two men came in, shot him dead, tied up his wife, and set the house on fire. The wife of Professor Morrissey miraculously escaped with her young son.

Scientists seem to have a shorter lifespan than other professionals, most meeting with violent deaths. Specifically, ethical scientists ..

See below the published article concerning EMF, Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), and breakages in DNA strands. There are hundreds of articles reporting the same findings. Those who are suffering from CNS symptoms would benefit from minimizing exposure to EMF. It affects glutamate receptors!!


Neurosci Lett. 2010 Mar 31;473(1):52-5. Epub 2010 Feb 13.
Reactive oxygen species levels and DNA fragmentation on astrocytes in primary culture after acute exposure to low intensity microwave electromagnetic field.

Campisi A, Gulino M, Acquaviva R, Bellia P, Raciti G, Grasso R, Musumeci F, Vanella A, Triglia A.

Dipartimento di Chimica Biologica, Chimica Medica e Biologia Molecolare, Università degli Studi di Catania, Viale A. Doria 6, I-95125 Catania, Italy. campisag@unict.it
Abstract

The exposure of primary rat neocortical astroglial cell cultures to acute electromagnetic fields (EMF) in the microwave range was studied. Differentiated astroglial cell cultures at 14 days in vitro were exposed for 5, 10, or 20min to either 900MHz continuous waves or 900MHz waves modulated in amplitude at 50Hz using a sinusoidal waveform and 100% modulation index. The strength of the electric field (rms value) at the sample position was 10V/m. No change in cellular viability evaluated by MTT test and lactate dehydrogenase release was observed. A significant increase in ROS levels and DNA fragmentation was found only after exposure of the astrocytes to modulated EMF for 20min. No evident effects were detected when shorter time intervals or continuous waves were used. The irradiation conditions allowed the exclusion of any possible thermal effect. Our data demonstrate, for the first time, that even acute exposure to low intensity EMF induces ROS production and DNA fragmentation in astrocytes in primary cultures, which also represent the principal target of modulated EMF. Our findings also suggest the hypothesis that the effects could be due to hyperstimulation of the glutamate receptors, which play a crucial role in acute and chronic brain damage. Furthermore, the results show the importance of the amplitude modulation in the interaction between EMF and neocortical astrocytes. Copyright 2010 Elsevier Ireland


A simplified brief few words about Glutamate Receptors
by Beebs Tweet sourced from Neuronal science books
and journals:

Glutamate is found in the body including the brain. It is also responsible for memory and learning. For this purpose, if there is high concentraton of glutamate which is caused by extra cellular activity, either by medication, food, EMF or other toxicity, it will cause over-excitation. This will lead to cellular damage, which turns into an excitotoxin. This will cause agitation or manifest in various ways, if the NMDA receptors are involved, symptoms will differ when in contact with foods, solvents, etc.. I don't know the mechanism by which EMF is involved with glutamate receptors at this point.