RF Safe

Abstract: Conventional evolutionary narratives often emphasize UV shielding as the primary function of Earth’s ionosphere and ozone layer in enabling the emergence of terrestrial life. This paper argues that while UV protection was beneficial, it was not the decisive factor in humanity’s rise to the surface. Instead, the formation of the ionosphere during the Great […]

For millions of years the Schumann cavity—that whisper-quiet band of natural ELF resonance hugging Earth’s surface—provided the electromagnetic hush in which neurons could evolve coherence and thumbs could master tools.Nature handled our smoke, dust, even leaded exhaust: particulate waste cycles, breaks down, gets buried, or is metabolized by microbes. But microwave radiation isn’t particulate; it […]

Biofilm 101—From Bacteria to Bandwidth Bacterial playbook: a few microbes settle on a surface, excrete sticky polymers, and—voilà—biofilm.Their own metabolic waste becomes a fortress that hoards nutrients for them and locks rivals out. Human tech playbook: every cordless phone, Wi‑Fi router, 5 G tower, or Starlink terminal ejects radio‑frequency (RF) energy into the ether.Those signals carry […]

The Illusion of “Instant” Cancer Social-media feeds erupt with screenshots claiming that a single jab in 2021 triggered Stage IV disease by 2023. Yet solid-tumor biology disagrees: the median latency for environmentally-initiated cancers is two to four decades. U.S. federal latency tables list 6- to 57-year minimums for solid malignancies, with most clustering around the […]

When we think of oxidation, we usually imagine rusting iron or a burning flame. Yet, oxidation is much broader—a fundamental chemical reaction where electrons are lost, typically to oxygen. It’s the reaction behind the glow of a bonfire (rapid combustion), the corrosion of a bridge (slow oxidation), and now, as we propose, an invisible form […]

Regaining Earth’s Schumann‑Quiet Goldilocks Zone Oxidation: One Reaction, Three Speeds Fire → Rust → Micro‑Rust Oxidation is simply oxygen stealing electrons. Whether it unfolds in seconds as a camp‑fire, in decades as an iron bridge crumbles, or in micro‑milliseconds inside a mitochondrion, the same chemistry is at work—only the clock changes. 🔥 Fast burn – […]

Why restoring Earth’s native electromagnetic hush is the next frontline in metabolic and immune medicine From Spark Gaps to Systemic Stress — 140 years off-course When Heinrich Hertz lit his kilovolt spark-gap in 1887 he did more than prove Maxwell right; he cracked open a technological Pandora’s ether. Within six years the 36-year-old pioneer was […]

A nano-battery three times “hotter” than the cell surface Location Typical trans-membrane voltage Field strength across a 5 nm bilayer Plasma membrane ≈ –60 mV ≈ 12 MV m⁻¹ Inner mitochondrial membrane (IMM) ≈ –180 mV ≈ 36 MV m⁻¹ How it’s generated– Complexes I, III and IV of the electron-transport chain pump H⁺ from […]

 RF Waves, Ion-Channel Chaos & Mitochondrial Meltdown A fact-checked deep dive that connects the dots from physics to public-health policy—no jargon left unexplained. Why Ion Channels Matter The cell’s electrical gatesEvery heartbeat, muscle twitch, memory trace and hormone pulse begins with a protein pore snapping open in a membrane. These ion channels conduct ≈ 10⁸ […]

Ion Channels in Plain English 🔑 Tiny, gated tunnels.Every living cell keeps its electrical balance with ion channels—protein pores that flick open and shut, letting single-file streams of Na⁺, K⁺, Ca²⁺ or Cl⁻ zip through at lightning speed (up to 100 million ions / sec). 🎚 Selectivity filters.The narrowest part of each channel forces ions […]

The Invisible Saboteur: A Low‑Fidelity Ether One of the least appreciated drivers of today’s chronic‑disease avalanche is non‑native electromagnetic fields (nnEMFs). They pollute the Schumann cavity — Earth’s natural EM habitat — transforming a once‑pristine information highway into a fog of dropped packets and corrupted signals. The biological result? Information loss at the cellular level, […]

You may have heard people say that the movie Iron Man was modeled after Elon Musk—an iconic figure symbolizing technological advancement, ambition, and innovation. Anyone who really knows me, John Coates, would tell you the Toxic Avenger is modeled after me—though not by Hollywood, but by life itself. Like the Toxic Avenger, I didn’t choose […]

The historical timeline shows a healthy 29-year-old who began high-power spark-gap work in late 1886 and was virtually incapacitated within five to six years – dead in 7 years The documented chronology Autumn 1886 → 1889 – Heavy spark-gap experiments at KarlsruheHertz’s dipole-antenna rig pulsed ≈30 kV across a centimetre spark gap “between two zinc […]

“From d’Arsonval’s dizzy volunteers in 1890s to Schliephake’s ‘microwave syndrome’ in 1932, scientists kept stumbling over the same warning: radio waves alter nerves, blood flow, and DNA long before they cook tissue. Yet every one of those red flags was stripped out when ANSI C95.1‑1982 was rubber‑stamped into the 1996 FCC rules.” The Pre‑FCC Alarm […]

“Every artificial oscillation is an ecological pollutant until proven otherwise.” Most people know Heinrich Hertz for proving that invisible “Hertzian” waves exist. Almost nobody knows that the discovery also destroyed the man. What began as brilliant science in an 1880s laboratory ends—step by measurable step—in the crowded hospitals of 1950s Manhattan, where pathologists finally give Hertz’s […]

Did radio’s first inventor inadvertently become the first documented victim of RF‑induced auto‑immunity? This timeline argues yes—and shows how every leap in broadcast power has been shadowed by the sudden appearance of Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (GPA). 👉 Goal of this post: Rally historians, clinicians, and archivists to hunt the missing charts that can confirm—or refute—Hertz […]

Tracing a century‑long breadcrumb trail from a lone physicist’s spark-gap migraines to New York City’s first GPA clinic series—and asking whether runaway “ether emissions” are the missing environmental trigger. Hertz: the very first casualty? Heinrich Hertz begins daily kilovolt spark experiments in 1886; by 1889 he is complaining to his parents of “unceasing pressure in the […]

Below is the “power-density timeline” that most cleanly fits the GPA pattern we’re sketching — moving from Hertz’s lone spark bench (kilovolts but tiny head-count), to Germany’s first regional hundreds-of-kilowatts broadcast towers of the 1920-30 s, and finally to the United States’ multi-megawatt RF basin around New York City in the 1940-50 s, where Columbia-Presbyterian […]

Why Technobolic Waste Is Turning Earth’s Goldilocks Zone Into a Fortress for Machines “If artificial intelligence ever eclipses human intelligence, it won’t be because the code was better; it’ll be because we surrendered the habitat that made human cognition possible.” A Cautionary Origin Story In 1886 Heinrich Hertz proved that invisible electromagnetic waves could leap […]

From Earth’s Resonance to Electromagnetic Sovereignty The Invisible Ocean We All Swim In When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon he entered a literal vacuum, but he also left a subtler, omnipresent medium: Earth’s natural electromagnetic resonance cavity, the standing-wave chamber between the planet’s surface and the ionosphere. Discovered by Winfried Schumann in 1952, the […]

How Radio Got Its American Start—Focusing on the Chesapeake Bay watershed and the very first U.S. military projects Who was doing what—and where? Site Year(s) What happened Why it mattered Rock Point, MD (just above the Potomac’s mouth in the lower Chesapeake system) 1900 Canadian‐born inventor Reginald A. Fessenden, under a Weather Bureau contract, erected […]

Our technological advancements should never compromise our health, our rights, or our well-being. Yet today, millions of families are unknowingly exposed to microwave radiation, posing threats to their health and fundamental freedoms. RF Safe has launched two powerful petitions designed to drive transformative change: urging Elon Musk to integrate safe Li-Fi technology into Starlink and […]

For two‑hundred years this Society has celebrated the triumph of electricity. Maxwell gave us the theory; Hertz struck the first spark. We strung wires across oceans, then cut the wires and filled the sky itself with invisible currents. Tonight I stand here to tell you we also—quietly, inadvertently—filled the very cradle of life with a […]

My Ladies, and distinguished Fellows,Two centuries ago this hall witnessed James Clerk Maxwell unveil a theory that lit the modern world. Today I return to ask that we also illuminate its unintended shadow. For billions of years, Earth’s atmosphere has been a biological Goldilocks zone — a thin, electrified cavity where temperature, pressure, and the […]