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2025 is off to a good start. On Jan. 1st, auroras spilled across the Arctic Circle, spreading as far south as Mexico, Colorado and Arizona during an intense geomagnetic storm. For a while, storm levels reached category G4, which is severe. The storm is subsiding now, but sky watchers should remain alert for auroras as geomagnetic activity flickers between category G1 (Minor) and G3 (Strong) for the next 12 to 24 hours.
The earths magnetic field is weakening. As it weakens, we are being exposed to greater amounts of electromagnetic radiation naturally (solar & cosmic rays + increased surface EM fields from geomagnetic activity). On top of that, we are being exposed to greater amounts of EM radiation from electric vehicles, autonomous systems, 5g, radar, cellular phones, wifi & bluetooth, etc which when combined with metal implants causes and increases dis-ease. Thus Ceramic implants, particularly Sintx's Silicon Nitride because its bioactive instead of just inert, MUST coat and/or replace metal components used in dental and orthopedic applications! Furthermore, geomagnetic reversals due to the meandering of the earth’s central core are also the root cause of accelerated and more intense tectonic displacements, super volcanic aerosol emissions, tropospheric ozone depletion, increases in natural CO2 emissions, increases of solar irradiation at surface, atmospheric and tropospheric levels, and increases in GCRF and solar irradiation at all levels of earth atmosphere and surface. Of interest to this paper is the fact that the highest flux of GCRF on record occurred during the Moreover, this manuscript serves as an initial investigation into the potential interaction between implanted CoCrMo metal alloy and low amplitude electrical oscillation, similar in magnitude to those which may develop from ambient electromagnetic radiation. It is believed that introduction of such an electrical oscillation may be able to initiate electrochemical reactions between the metal and surrounding fluid, forming the precursor to secondary wear particles, without mechanically eroding the metal’s natural passivation layer. Here, we show that a low magnitude electrical oscillation (=?200 mV) in the megahertz frequency (106 Hz) range is capable of initiating corrosion on implanted CoCrMo without the addition of mechanical wear.
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Weakening of the earths magnetic field
2006 solar minimum. In 2006 the earth’s magnetic field had weakened by 10% from normal. Normal, according to NASA, is an inconstant magnetic field of 0.5 Gauss by =/- 0.03 Gauss. A 10% decrease is -0.05 which is double the window of error. More current reports indicate that earth magnetic field has further deteriorated in the last 10 years to 15% of normal.
https://oaktrust.library.tamu.edu/handle/1969.1/169361
You can see the visualization of this weakening here:
https://wdc.kugi.kyoto-u.ac.jp/igrf/anime/index.html
Metal implants, Electromagnetic Radiation, and their role in diseases like Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) and Alzheimers
1. EM radiation causes increased corrosion of metallic implants.
2. Metals, including metal ions, can work as an antenna amplifying natural and man-made radiation. Worsening an already growing EMF exposure problem.
3. Metals in the body from implants can create and enhance disease including from COVID.
4. Silicon Nitride coatings reduces corrosion of metal ions into the body. Meanwhile full Si3N4 implants completely stops metal ions from entering the body and amplifying EM radiation by replacing them.
Extra: Current Issues and Limitations of other "Biomaterials" as compared to Silicon Nitride
1. EMF increases corrosion of Metal Implants
Exposing Cobalt Chromium Molybdenum to EM radiation enhances corrosion. This reduces the implants lifespan and increases the amount of metal ions in the bloodstream, tissue, and organs
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2. Man-Made EMF exposure is causing disease in healthy people, metal implants amplify this effect
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In this overview and medical assessment we focus on the effects of extremely low frequencies, wireless communications radiofrequencies and microwaves EMF. We discuss how to better define and characterize EHS. Taken into consideration the WHO proposed causality criteria, we show that EHS is in fact causally associated with increased exposure to man-made EMF, and in some cases to marketed environmental chemicals.
With the use of electronic devices, such as cellphones or personal computers (PCs), becoming increasingly prevalent in recent years, many articles only emphasize the convenience of these electronic devices without addressing the potentially negative influences of the emitted electromagnetic waves on the body.23 Metals present within the body can act as an antenna to collect harmful radio waves, thus inducing many general and severe symptoms, such as headaches, fatigue, tinnitus, dizziness, memory loss, irregular heartbeats, and whole-body skin symptoms, which are considered to be caused by electromagnetic hypersensitivity. In dentistry, Ti dental implants may be the material most commonly associated with antenna activity and may promote harmful effects of electromagnetic waves. Dental treatments should be performed in a manner that avoids the harmful influences of radio waves on patients.23 We believe this can be accomplished by using biocompatible nonmetal dental materials. Metallic implants amplify high frequency (HF)-EMF 100-700 folds nearby and exceed the safety levels.
In addition, Feng et al. [91] reported that nanoparticles can pass through the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and may be toxic to the central nervous system (CNS). The testing methods still have limitation and further studies need to be performed, but the neurotoxic nanoparticles including titanium particles is indicated, which requires a development of safety assessment systems.
When EMFs activate VGCC, it causes a rapid buildup, negatively affecting the brain and possibly causing the onset of Alzheimer’s to speed up. Animal studies have demonstrated how EMF-induced changes in intracellular calcium levels play a role in the development of the most common form of dementia.
“EMFs act via peak electric and time varying magnetic forces at a nanosecond time scale,” explains study author and Washington State University Professor Martin L. Pall in a media release.
Pall adds that the peaks significantly grow with each increase in the pulse modulation coming from smartphones, smart meters, and even radar in self-driving vehicles.
Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke says he has solved a medical mystery that has baffled him and his doctors for years. The cause of pounding headaches that have plagued him for seven years are his titanium dental implants, he says.
There are tests for titanium allergies, says Dr. Brownstein, but that doesn’t explain what happened to Dick Van Dyke. “Titanium is metal and it creates kind of a lightning rod in the head,” he said. “It doesn’t happen to everyone, and most doctors don’t look for it. Most people have other metals in their mouths, like fillings, and saliva combines with the metal to give a battery-like effect.
“Any metal can do this, and it can be a big problem,” he says. “I just had a patient with issues similar to Van Dyke’s — headaches and facial pain that no one could identify.”
In this study, we examined the peer-reviewed scientific literature on the detrimental bioeffects of WCR and identified several mechanisms by which WCR may have contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic as a toxic environmental cofactor. By crossing boundaries between the disciplines of biophysics and pathophysiology, we present evidence that WCR may: (1) cause morphologic changes in erythrocytes including echinocyte and rouleaux formation that can contribute to hypercoagulation; (2) impair microcirculation and reduce erythrocyte and hemoglobin levels exacerbating hypoxia; (3) amplify immune system dysfunction, including immunosuppression, autoimmunity, and hyperinflammation; (4) increase cellular oxidative stress and the production of free radicals resulting in vascular injury and organ damage; (5) increase intracellular Ca2+ essential for viral entry, replication, and release, in addition to promoting pro-inflammatory pathways; and (6) worsen heart arrhythmias and cardiac disorders.
The SiNx coatings reduced the metal ion release from the substrate. The possibility to tune the dissolution rate and the ability to prevent release of metal ions encourage further studies on SiNx coatings for joint replacements.
The premise of this proposal is to realise that wear and corrosion are an inevitable consequence of all implant interfaces within contemporary total joint replacements. To overcome this problem our novel approach is to use silicon nitride coatings in which the combined high wear resistance of this material and solubility of any silicon nitride wear particles released, reduce the overall potential for adverse tissue reactions.
Si3N4 is non-ferrous, non-electromagnetic, and partially radiolucent that minimizes scatter and associated artifacts on computerized tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in patients with Si3N4 implants [8].
After being airborne for over one hour and 30 minutes, the flight crew reported some technical issues with the engine. The crew did not declare an emergency and decided to make a precautionary landing back at LAX.
"I smelled something and it's like a burning smell. When I smelled that my body kind of went into shock my body was like, ‘Oh this isn't good,'" she recalled. "Everyone was just kind of looking around and the guy beside me, I asked him, ‘Did you smell bad?’ He's like, ‘Yeah, I smell that.'"
Suddenly, the smoke alarms in the plane went off, and the passenger said a flight attendant on board started to panic.
“She seemed to be panicking, so I knew it wasn’t good,” the passenger said. “The way she was acting, it was like, ‘OK. This is a real-life situation.’”
Oxygen masks dropped from above and the plane was forced to land at the Dayton International Airport in Ohio. The passenger said she saw others start to pray.
The passenger decided not to board another aircraft and is unsure how soon she’ll fly again.
“I’m not ready to get back on an airplane right now, but I’m hoping with therapy that I’ll be able to work through it,” she said.
Officials at the Dayton International Airport say a CRJ 200 Air Wisconsin flight was boarded and took off for Philadelphia from Dayton on Wednesday afternoon but was forced to return.
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