• Enough of the Q&A, how can I block the signals? 
    •             These are what I would try. Once you are aware of what phone signals etc feel like you can use that as a guide.

        - Sun Block, seems to work (I got this idea from nurseries and practical use)
        - Plastic I think will work, particularly in cylindrical shapes. (Cable trunking, bins)
        - Water.
        - Body lotions, 
        - Bottles of Water
        - Metal meshes (the mesh needs to be fine, like you would find on a microwave oven door)        
        - Keeping moving
        - Other things I would try are different materials for e.g. clothing
  • Phone signals?
    • - Are electromagnetic radiation/light, just like visible light, just like x-rays, UV, infrared, radio/television. - All that differs is their wavelength/frequency which is like the pitch of a sound and represents how quickly the waves move up and down - the waves carry the light.
  • Ok, but visible light can't penetrate skin?
    • - Well if you hold your hand up to a light, you can see the flesh round the bones glowing, but yes, mainly the human body blocks visible light. - Phone signals are a different wavelength though, which mean they can penetrate into buildings.
  • But surely you can't use light to harm the human body
    • - You can actually. For example sunburn, sun stroke, etc. - Especially the kind of light that is used in phone signals, sometimes happens to be the same as that used in microwave ovens. People have a hard time believing this when they first hear it, but you can confirm this online. - The reason I suspect is for practical reasons, such as the size of the aerial you need is suitable for making personal-sized devices. - We can clearly heat things in a microwave.
  • How can we be using enough energy to cause sensations in the human body?
    • - movies - two way connections - low power combines in powerful ways TODO youtube links
  • Why doesn't my doctor believe me?
  • I can feel all kinds of sensations/reactions
    • Yes, but it's best to keep it simple at the start with people as it's a lot to take in.
  • Cancer?
    • I really don't know the answer to this. There are studies showing a link between inflammation and e.g. colon cancer, but I would defer to cancer patients and experts who are up to date with the information presented here.
  • Why are you interested in spreading information about this?
    • People, children, animals, wildlife, plants are all subject to pain when that pain could quite easily be blocked if they knew the source of it.
  • When did you first hear about phone signals and their effect on the human body?
    • At Imperial College London. In the year 2000 or so. But I haven't thought about it much until recently (except for when setting up WIFI networks at work).