Donna Fisher has been interviewed on several radio stations including Rense.com [click to play}
After writing Silent Fields: The Growing Cancer Cluster Story: When Electricity Kills... which highlighted the dangers of electromagnetic radiation on human tissue, Donna Fisher was still haunted by the ever-increasing incidence of breast cancer. She continued in her quest to investigate more fully the darker side of electricity, which led her to the surprising discovery that there is a secretive and subtle underlying menace, in all probability one cause of the dramatic increase in cancers: ‘dirty electricity’.
Donna Fisher believes that 'dirty electricity' threatens the wellbeing and health of everyone, a stance that is often met with initial disbelief. More Silent Fields: Cancer and the Dirty Electricity Plague: The Missing Link will leave you in no doubt that we do indeed have a plague of pandemic proportions on our hands.
It was when a school teacher helped a qualified and highly distinguished doctor finally gain access into a USA school to investigate why there were so many cancers that results showed what international scientists have known for decades: 'dirty electricity' is killing people and making some very sick. The results of this study, together with information from leading experts in this field indicating how computers could increase the risk of breast cancer so significantly, were too much to ignore and Donna was prompted to investigate why it is now suspected that dirty electricity is the major contributor to many illnesses and cancer.
The electrical environment in our homes, workplaces, schools and hospitals has become toxic. It is imperative that we take personal responsibility to clean the electricity we live with every day. Pregnant women especially must take the necessary steps to protect their unborn child.
In this book, Donna Fisher explains that we are not hopeless and that there are constructive and simple things we can do in our homes right now to protect ourselves and our families. This book may be the most important book you ever read. It may even save your life.
More Silent Fields: Cancer and the Dirty Electricity Plague: The Missing Link explains why:
• There is so much cancer and why cancer clusters are happening.
• Professional and office workers have high cancer incidence rates.
• Indoor workers have higher malignant melanoma rates.
• Some diabetics are not diabetic at all.
• Dirty Electricity can trigger Multiple Sclerosis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
• Autism has had such a staggering increase in two decades and what technology may help to prevent and assist in the treatment of.
• A common baby aid is now suspected to be a culprit in the rise in autism and increase the risk of SIDS.
• Computers are a large part of the dramatic increase in breast cancer statistics.
• A new breast cancer detection system should be the ‘gold’ standard which is:
Pain free
Radiation free
Ultrasound free
Not confused by dense breast tissue
• The cancer treatment using electromagnetic energy that does not harm healthy tissue has been endorsed by one country in 2009 and is available for rebates on the national health scheme.
• A new wave technology that can turn the body from an acidic state into an alkaline state within a few hours to retard cancer growth should be made mandatory in every building on the planet.
Testimonials & Comments
"Very recently (in 2008), new research is suggesting that nearly all the human plagues which emerged in the twentieth century, like common acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children, female breast cancer, malignant melanoma and asthma, can be tied to some facet of our use of electricity. There is an urgent need for governments and individuals to take steps to minimize community and personal EMF exposures.
...the 20th century epidemic of the so called diseases of civilization including cardiovascular disease, cancer and diabetes and suicide was caused by electrification not by lifestyle. A large proportion of these diseases may therefore be preventable."
~ Samuel Milham, MD, MPH Medical epidemiologist in occupational epidemiology.
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