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Thermography Sample Test Protocol |
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Thermography, also called thermal imaging or infrared imaging, is an advanced non-invasive technique based on mapping the temperature profiles on the surface of an object. When cellular telephone technology was initially introduced, it was thought that these devices were incapable of generating heat and that no thermal effects on tissue was taking place as a result of the radio frequency (RF) radiation. It is now common knowledge that there are both thermal and non-thermal effects of cell phone microwave radiation. Through the use of thermographic imaging, the thermal effects of RF radiation through a cellular phone are profiled.
INTRODUCTION
Epidemiological research for the last fifty years has identified an undeniable link between EMFs and diseases such as cancer, leukaemia, neurodegenerative disorders and hormonal disruption. Since the inundation of our environment by pervasive forms of wireless technologies, investigators have been able to determine a relationship between radio frequency magnetic fields such as those generated by cell phones and their towers and disease related to documented genetic damage to peripheral blood lymphocytes, micronuclei, and blood brain barrier (BBB) leakage. Further findings have implicated radio frequency radiation in causing sleep disorders and many other physiological anomalies.
“Temperature as an indicator of human health is quite ancient and has been reported to have been practiced by Hippocrates himself. Thermography, as a medical imaging tool, is based on the fact that body exhibits bilateral thermal symmetry.” When radio frequency cellular phones were first introduced just over twenty years ago, they were believed to not possess enough radiation to cause any thermal effects and not enough information was present at that time on the non-thermal effects. “Subtle changes in the heat content of tissue may only be perceivable to a minimal portion of the population that is either heat sensitive or electrically hypersensitive. The ability to detect and measure the thermal energy emitted from any object is known as thermography. The instruments used to measure the thermal energy are infrared cameras, and these cameras convert the invisible infrared spectrum into thermal images that can be translated into a photograph. Many wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum are too long to be detected by the human eye and these are referred to as thermal or infrared energy. These wavelengths are perceived by the body as heat. Everything has a temperature, and through the use of thermography the temperature, and any temperature changes, can be measured using the infrared camera. The images produced clearly show the heating effects of the infrared or "heat" radiation and not surprisingly which will show us the heating caused by cellular phones or any radiating device capable of causing thermal change.”
By measuring the temperature change caused by RF radiation, it can be proven that not only do cells phones radiate but that the thermal affects can be quantified and therefore any device capable of reducing these effects are able to reduce non-thermal radiation effects as well.
Thermography Sample Test Procedure for Keva Anti Radiation
All thermographic imaging is conducted using standard thermography procedures, as per the guidelines from the Standards and Protocols in Clinical Thermographic Imaging released by the International Academy of Clinical Thermography.
Three studies are conducted using a Compix Infrared Scanner. The first imaging establishes a baseline thermographic image and temperature of the subject (Figure 1). The subject then talks on a cell phone for thirty-three minutes and the second image and temperature are recorded (Figure 2.). A Keva Anti Radiation Chip is then placed on the cell phone near the internal antenna position and the subject talks again for thirty-three minutes on the cell phone (Figure 3) and the third image and temperature findings are recorded.
RESULTS
The temperature findings for the observed results of the three cases are listed in Table I. The baseline (control) temperature was 36.7 degrees Celsius. The temperature change caused by the radiation from the unprotected cell phone was 1.4 degrees Celsius. The temperature change caused by the radiation from the protected phone was .5 degrees Celsius. It can be seen from the thermographic images that there has been a large scale heating of the tissues of the head and face compared to the baseline and a large reduction of this bio-thermal effect caused by the Keva Anti Radiation Chip.
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| TABLE I : Temperature Observations |
FIGURE I: Baseline Temperature |
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Temperature |
| Control |
36.7 C |
| Unprotected phone |
38.1 C |
| Protected phone |
37.2 C |
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| FIGURE II: Unprotected Cell Phone Temperature |
FIGURE III: Protected Cell Phone Temperature |
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DISCUSSION
There are a number of issues to discuss in this thermography test since the observations are looking only at the bio-thermal effects of radio frequency (RF) radiation and the intervention of these effects by the Keva Anti Radiation Chip. The findings of the reduced thermal effects were significant but these finding raises two issues. The first issue is that one must consider that, not only have the thermal effects been reduced, but also the non-thermal effects, however that is beyond the scope of a thermographic investigation. The non-thermal effects of RF radiation have been linked to many diseases and disorders and linked to the potential for even greater physiological issues. Since the Keva Anti Radiation Chip is not a ‘blocking mechanism’ but functions on the change to the damaging radiation wave, one must assume that changes have been made to the non-thermal effects as well. From the findings of the thermographic diagnostic imaging results with the KERT (Kaisulea Energy Resonance Technology) in place (Figure 2 & 3), it is apparent that the RF magnetic fields have a significantly reduced effect on the heating and the subsequent physiological implications and health risks. Another issue that merits concern is that there was no cooling off period between case two (unprotected cell phone) and case three (protected cell phone) to allow the baseline temperature to return to the starting point. The two thirty-three minute sessions ran consecutively. In other words, the effectiveness of the Keva Anti Radiation Chip was in all likelihood even greater than the documented benefits because, unlike the heating effects caused by the mobile phone to raise the temperature from 36.7 degrees Celsius, the Keva Anti Radiation Chip not only significantly reduced the bio-thermal effects of the RF cellular phone, but the starting temperature of the thermography test was 38.1 degrees Celsius, and this was reduced to 37.2 degrees Celsius.
CONCLUSION
The Keva Anti Radiation Chip was responsible for a minimum reduction of 64.28% of the thermal effects caused by the radio frequency radiation emitted from the cellular phone. |
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