The Making Waves events in May brought together three eminent scientists – Dr George Carlo from USA; Professor Olle Johansson from Sweden; and Dr Dimitris Panagopoulos from Greece. They have co-authored several scientific papers but had never been together in the same place at the same time before, so it was a very special occasion. Saturday was dedicated to people who are already electro-sensitive and Sunday was for those who wanted to know more about the health issues related to microwave radiation. The events were full to the brim, and everyone enjoyed not only listening to the speakers but meeting each other and sharing stories. There will be other events – watch this space – the issues will not go away, we all need to make lots of noise and raise awareness. Here is a photo of me with the scientists in the beautiful ballroom of Sedgwick Park House where the events were held. From left to right: Dr Dimitris Panagopoulos; Dr George Carlo; me (Judy Sharp); Professor Olle Johansson.
This very special weekend is only a couple of months away now – time to reserve your place on either Saturday 12th or Sunday 13th May for a Masterclass with three leading international scientists – Dr George Carlo from USA, Professor Olle Johansson from Sweden and Dr Dimitris J. Panagopoulos from Greece. Each day will have the same format: a screening of the 2017 documentary film “Generation Zapped” in the morning; an early lunch (in the garden if the weather permits!); and a full afternoon with these three experts in the field of Microwave Radiation. They will simplify the science; share their extensive knowledge, experience and understanding of the many issues related to this subject; and answer your particular questions. Their objective is to arm you with impartial, practical advice so that you can make more information choices for you and your family. The whole point is that “Microwave Radiation” does not just come from microwave ovens: it comes from devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops; from gadgets such as WiFi baby monitors and those “assistants” that sit on your worktop and answer your questions or remind you of your next appointment; and of course, smart meters. Anything,...
