Re: [Phys-L] microwave ovens

[Bill Norwood <bnorwood111@gmail.com>]

Hi Phys-L,
- So far everyone has dropped economics out of the picture.
- In the present case rational articles were probably turned away by the
medical journals which instead might INCLUDE irrational articles just to
help indirectly "prove" a false point when they got condemned by scientists.
- A case in point is the "controversy" about vaccines and autism. Virtually
all of the parents and all of the professionals are on opposite sides.
- - Do not believe what anyone says or writes until you spend plenty of
hours thoroughly examining both sides of this "controversy."
- - I have done my homework on this as it occupied much of my thinking for
I guess a year. Just search < Autism: Made in the USA transcript norwood >
Also see other vaccine documentaries.
- - Also see the articles by the proponents of vaccines.
- - One article, believed to be qualified, honest and truthful by many
scientists, was "unpublished" from a medical journal when the pressure from
the vaccine industry mounted.
- - As I say, don't believe me or anyone else until you have done your
homework.
Bill Norwood
U of MD at College Park


On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:43 AM, Richard Tarara <rtarara@saintmarys.edu>
wrote:

> I doubt anything you can find (and just do a Google search for that) will
> convince your friend, but the web site below is a good argument for
> shutting down the Internet! The most obvious clue to the clueness nature of
> the author is prolonging the myth that microwaves cook from the inside
> out---they don't!
>
> rwt
>
>
> On 4/25/2016 10:31 PM, Anthony Lapinski wrote:
>
> > A older friend of mine recently told me she does not use microwave ovens
> > because they are "harmful." A few days later she sent me this article:
> >
> >
> > www.realfarmacy.com/microwave-free-year-microwave-cooking-trading-cancer-convenience/
> >
> > I am no medical expert. Anyone have good websites (or other scientific
> > studies) to counter things mentioned in the one above? Not sure I will
> > ever be able to convince my friend otherwise...
> >
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