the factors which influence them, are shown in Figure 8.4.
Fig. 8.4. The physiological effects of EMFs.
Although the point has frequently been disputed in the stormy controversy that has developed
regarding some of the practical implications of our conclusion (56-60), it is nonetheless true that a
biological phenomenon need not be understood at the molecular level as a prior condition to the
acceptance of its existence by science. On the other hand, every biological phenomenon obviously has
some molecular basis, and the reports of the biological effects of EMFs will not be fully satisfactory
until their molecular basis is either established or shown to be unknowable. Some progress has been
made in understanding the origin of EMF-induced biological effects, and this work is described in the
next chapter.
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