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New and old radiation remedies for animal and human Solutions for the modern microwave pollution

Volume 7, Issue 4, August 2022 | PP. 98-106 | PDF (157 K) | Pub. Date: September 2, 2022
DOI: 10.54647/biology18238 58 Downloads 2591 Views

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Rosina Sonnenschmidt, Germany

Abstract
Humans and animals are exposed to a high degree of non-ionizing radiation in everyday conditions. Possible consequences include defects in mitochondria, cell membranes and DNA. In addition to the treatment of possible consequential damage, the holistic approach aims at the detection of possible sources of radiation and the avoidance of unnecessary electromagnetic radiation. New active ingredients such as Oleander torimaki, Rizol Omega and A or additional Schuessler salts are part of the therapeutic spectrum.

Keywords
radiation exposure and its influence on human and animal health, Oleander torimaki, radiation remedies

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Rosina Sonnenschmidt, New and old radiation remedies for animal and human Solutions for the modern microwave pollution , SCIREA Journal of Biology. Volume 7, Issue 4, August 2022 | PP. 98-106. 10.54647/biology18238