I have mentioned that there are conflicting views, and conflicting results. I think the EMF theory is at least a plausible explanation for planetary influences as opposed to "Magic".
I am not willing to invest my time investigating this matter further, however I would like to return to it many years from now when this new area of study has run past its infancy and see what the results might be.
It would make sense (to me) that VLF's could affect moods because
A) We have been using hypnotic beats (alpha - Theta), to induce trances, etc. This has also been done using light frequencies. Radar technicians had been "hypnotized" by the light frequency of their stations, etc.
B) It would make our ancestors look a lot less foolish.
Again many of the "scientific" type experiments, have been conducted to test dangers associated with high voltage wires, cell phones, etc. The frequencies of which are not in the brain wave spectrum.
i.e. Our household electricity outputs 60 hertz, because that is what was deemed the correct amount of light flashes from a lightbulb to fool our eyes that it is constant light.
I would like to see an experiment(s) done where the frequency output more closely matches brainwave activity in the 6-12 Hertz ballpark.
Any takers?
I am not willing to invest my time investigating this matter further, however I would like to return to it many years from now when this new area of study has run past its infancy and see what the results might be.
It would make sense (to me) that VLF's could affect moods because
A) We have been using hypnotic beats (alpha - Theta), to induce trances, etc. This has also been done using light frequencies. Radar technicians had been "hypnotized" by the light frequency of their stations, etc.
B) It would make our ancestors look a lot less foolish.
Again many of the "scientific" type experiments, have been conducted to test dangers associated with high voltage wires, cell phones, etc. The frequencies of which are not in the brain wave spectrum.
i.e. Our household electricity outputs 60 hertz, because that is what was deemed the correct amount of light flashes from a lightbulb to fool our eyes that it is constant light.
I would like to see an experiment(s) done where the frequency output more closely matches brainwave activity in the 6-12 Hertz ballpark.
Any takers?