Jason Bawden-Smith - In The Dark: New Ways to Avoid the Harmful Effects of Living in a Technologically Connected World
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Do you spend the majority of your day in front of a laptop, in artificial light? Then drive home, chatting on your Bluetooth before heating up your dinner in the microwave? Then you relax with your iPad, glancing at your flat screen TV thats downloading the latest movie, before setting the alarm on your phone and sleeping with it next to your head, the smart meter buzzing away in the background?
Heres another question: How do you feel? Any headaches or ringing in the ears? Lack of energy? Putting on weight? Annoying little allergies? Ever wondered if theres a connection?
Author and environmental scientist Jason Bawden-Smith believes that, with regard to the harmful effects of living in a technologically connected world, we are currently living in the dark.
Theres no doubt technology serves great function in this day and age, and will continue to do so. In The Dark simply brings stronger awareness to the adverse effects technology can have, and offers simple and practical measures that people can take, without feeling they have to compromise the lifestyle they want.
Jason Bawden-Smith has made visible one of the greatest risks of modern life and taught us what to do to protect our health ... I intend to make quite a fuss until the people I love have all read In The Dark and are taking action. - Catherine Austin Fitts
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3D printing
4G
5G
AC electric field
AC power
Ackerman, Bernard MD
Administrative Appeals Tribunal of Australia
administrative controls
aikido
air conditioner
air tube headset
Albrecht, Dr Katherine
Alzheimers disease
Amazon
American Medical Association
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Anangu
anxiety
AOL
Apple
appliance points
appliances
appliances, smart
artificial light
asbestos
AT&T
atherosclerosis
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
augmented reality (AR)
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA)
Austrian Medical Association
autism spectrum disorder
autoimmune conditions
baby monitor
Babypod
Bates, Clive
Becker, Dr Robert O.
bees
Bell Telephone
Bell, Daniel
Bioelectromagnetics
biological clock
bipolar
Blank, Dr Martin
blood pressure, high
Bluetooth
Blushield
Blushield Tesla Cube
Blushield Tesla Portable
Body Electric, The
Bohr, Neil
brain tumour
brain waves
Branson, Richard
Brexit
calcium
calcium channel mutations
Canadian Bee Journal
cancer
Cancer Council of Australia
Cancer Council of Australia, SunSmart program
Cancer Epidemiology
cancer, brain
carbon dioxide
carcinogenic
cardiovascular disease
Carlo, Dr George
cars
cars, electric
Catalyst
CDMA
cell nucleus
Cell Phones: invisible hazards in the wireless age: an insiders alarming discoveries about cancer and genetic damage
Cell Towers: Wireless Convenience? Or Environmental Hazard?
cells
Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA)
chemical, carcinogenic
cholera
climate change
Coca-Cola
coeliac disease
Colony Collapse Disorder
Columbia University
computer
computer, LED screens
Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016, The (CEFAW)
Crikey
Cross Currents
CSIRO
Czeisler, Dr Charles
Dacre, Sarah
Daubert standard
Davis, Dr Debra
DC electric current
Dean, Signe
Demasi, Dr Maryanne
dementia
depression
developmental disorders
Devils Dust
Dewey, John
diabetes
diabetes mellitus
Diamandis, Peter
digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT)
Dirty Electricity: Electrification and the diseases of civilization
Dminder
DNA
DNA, mitochondrial
docosahexaenoic (DHA)
dopamine
earth
Edison, Thomas
Einstein, Albert
electrical circuit-breaker
electrical signals (electrons)
electricity
electricity towers
electricity, dirty
Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI)
electromagnetic energy
Electromagnetic Fields Directive
Electromagnetic Fields Exclusion
electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs)
electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS)
electromagnetic hypersensitivity, symptoms
electromagnetic radiation (EMR)
electromagnetic spectrum
electronic countermeasures (ECM)
electrons, negatively-charged
elimination
EMF Warriors
EMFs, harmful
endocrine-disrupters
energy
engineering controls
entrepreneurs
environment
Environment Protection Authority (EPA)
environmental health
epilepsy
Evans, Dr Elizabeth
Excel Science Center
exercise
exposure limit values (ELVs)
eyes
Fairchild Semiconductor
Falchi, Fabio
fatigue, adrenal
fatigue, chronic
fertility
fibromyalgia
Fitbit
Food and Drug Administration Interagency Working Group
Gauss meter
GE Lighting
Gide, Andr
glioma
Going Somewhere: truth about a life of science
Gordon, Zinaida
government
Hallberg, rjan
Hardell, Dr Lennart
harmful EMFs
Harvard Medical School
Havas, Dr Magda
health
Health and Safety at Work Act
health risks
heart disease
heteroplasmy
hierarchy of controls
Holmes, Jonathan
Holmes, Sherlock
Huffington Post, The
humans
hypothyroidism
immune system
infra-red
Innotab
insomnia
insurance
Intel
International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)
International Institute of Biophysics
International Journal of Obesity
internet of everything
Internet.org
Interphone study
iPad
iPhone
James Hardie Industries Limited
Jawbone
Johnson, Jeremy
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
Journal of Clinical Oncology
Joyce, Alan
Karolinska Institute
Keating, Paul
Kellogg, John Harvey
Killer Company
Kimberley, Richard
Kruse, Dr Jack
lead
Lear, Richard
LED lighting
LEDs (light-emitting diodes)
legislation
leptin
Levitt, B. Blake
light pollution
light, artificial
light, blue
light, full-spectrum
light, natural
light, the power of
light, visible spectrum
Lloyds of London
Looncup
Louisiana State University
lymphocytes
magnetic fields
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations
Maraboli, Steve
Marino, Andrew PhD, JD
Marsalis, Wynton
McCaughan, James
McDonald, Dr Alexander
Mckenna, Terence
megacities
melanoma
melatonin
Melnick, Ronald PhD
microwave
Microwave News
microwave radiation
microwave syndrome 37, 40
Milham, Dr Samuel
mitochondria
mitochondria, DNA
mitochondria, mutant
mobile phones
Moore, Gordon E.
Motorola
multiple sclerosis (MS)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
natural light
neurodegenerative disease
New South Wales Department of Health
Niemela, Matti
Night Shift feature
Nintendo Wii
Nokia
non-ionising radiation
NotiFly
Oberfeld, Gerd
obesity
OneWeb
Ophthalmology
Oral B Genius 9000
Orion
osteoarthritis
Ott, Dr John
Overpowered
Overpowered: what science tells us about the dangers of cell phones and other wifi-age devices
oxygen
Pall, Dr Martin
Parkinson, C. Northcote
Parkinsons disease
peroxynitrite
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Philips, Dr Jerry
phone reception
phone, cordless
photobiopmodulation
photons
Pleiades
Plourde, Elizabeth PhD
pollination
Popp, Dr Fritz Albert
power lines
Professor Chapman, Simon
Professor Lai, Henry
Professor Stewart, Bernard
Project Loon
Project Pandora
Qantas
Qualcomm
Quantlet
Quantum Dynamics
radar
radio frequency (RF)
radio frequency meter
radio frequency, low
radio waves
radio, battery-powered AM
radiofrequency identification (RFID)
Rising Billions
risk assessment
Rollier, Auguste
router
Rowell, Andy
Sadchikova, Maria
Sage, Cindy
Salford, Leif
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Sas, Nick
Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)
Schopenhauer, Arthur
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