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Toxic Electricity - Paperback

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by Steven Magee (Author)

Random aches and pains? Fatigue? Insomnia? Headaches? Facial pains? Sore eyes? Irregular heartbeats? Sick kids? Relationship problems? Blotchy skin? Hot skin? Anxiety? The second edition of Toxic Electricity takes a look at the electrical system and asks the question: Is this one of the most toxic endeavors that humanity has ever engaged in?

Author Biography

Steven Magee discovered widespread radiation sickness in modern society, found the "Multiple-Sun Effect" in architecture, and developed the "Extinction Energy", "Electromagnetic Blue Sky" and "Electromagnetic Population Growth" theories. He is now one of the leading radiation and human health experts in the world.

Number of Pages: 514
Dimensions: 1.03 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: May 04, 2012
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