Let’s be brutally honest: The biggest public health victories in history didn’t come from a doctor’s prescription pad or a pharmaceutical company’s patent. They came from engineers—people who solved the root causes. Clean water, sewage systems, and real sanitation sent infectious diseases crashing—not vaccines, not pills, not profit-driven “cures.” Doctors treated the sick; engineers stopped […]
Yearly Archives: 2025
In recent years, we’ve seen a proliferation of health-focused biohacking practices like cold plunges, red-light therapy, and blue-light blocking glasses. While these methods offer genuine benefits, their popularity signals a deeper issue—our need to constantly counteract a fundamentally toxic environment. Why do we suddenly require such extreme interventions? The Hidden Truth Behind Modern Health Innovations […]
Conventional narratives emphasize the ozone layer’s formation as a crucial prerequisite for terrestrial life due to its UV radiation shielding. However, extremophile research and evolutionary timing suggest UV protection alone was not the decisive factor. Instead, this paper proposes an electrobiological hypothesis, where the formation of Earth’s ionosphere established essential electromagnetic quietude, thus enabling complex […]
Public health initiatives must prioritize scientific accuracy and unbiased reporting, yet the 2025 MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) report falls severely short in its evaluation of electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation, especially from pervasive wireless technologies such as 5G. This omission is not simply oversight—it actively endangers children’s health nationwide. Mitochondrial Dysfunction: The Unseen Crisis Mitochondria […]
Omission, Non‑Linearity, and WHO High‑Certainty Findings ABSTRACT The 2025 Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission devotes a single paragraph to electromagnetic‑field (EMF) hazards while calling evidence of harm in children “low to inadequate.” This paper documents three critical failures: (i) selective citation—no study newer than 2022, omitting two World Health Organization (WHO) reviews that now grade […]
Overview of the MAHA Assessment’s Objectives The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Assessment is a governmental initiative aimed at addressing the chronic childhood disease epidemic in the United States. The report identifies key drivers behind increasing chronic illnesses in children and outlines potential strategies for mitigation. It emphasizes addressing underlying causes rather than merely managing […]
“Blue-light’s inventor Shuji Nakamura is alive and healthy, over 70. Radio waves killed their inventor Heinrich Hertz in just seven years—dead at 36 from a never-before-recorded autoimmune disorder!” — RF Safe “Truth Hertz Initiative” tweet Inventor Case-Study Showdown Shuji Nakamura (Inventor of Blue LED) Healthy at 39 during invention Daily exposure: minimal (milliwatts to eyes […]
The discovery of electromagnetic waves by Heinrich Hertz in 1887 represented a pivotal moment for science and technology. Hertz demonstrated the existence of electromagnetic radiation, proving it could traverse space, an achievement foundational for modern wireless communication. Tragically, Hertz himself became the earliest documented victim of electromagnetic exposure, succumbing to granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA)—a severe […]
A Compassionate Call to Restore America’s Electromagnetic Heritage and Protect Our Children’s Future I. Understanding the True Goldilocks Zone Long before civilization, Earth’s delicate electromagnetic background quietly shaped the evolution of intelligent life. This natural electromagnetic equilibrium—the Schumann resonance cavity—wasn’t just a random occurrence, but a finely tuned condition for life itself, particularly complex neurological […]
A Definitive Dossier Proving the Causal Link Prepared by John Coates · RF Safe™ · May 2025 Mission-critical statement: If Heinrich Hertz’s own lab notes, medical file, and the century‑long epidemiological trail don’t constitute proof that runaway electromagnetic fields trigger GPA, then nothing short of a moral coma explains why regulators still cite 1996 heat‑only limits. This dossier […]