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On Thursday, June 20, 2002, at 02:33 PM, Vello Reeben wrote: > Hello Donald, > > thank you for the most difficult question. > > My data for potatoes, sugar and alchohol/beer are taken from an > epidemiological study from Germany published in "Neurology", they > reflect, > of course, a statistical mean > Hi Vello Does this mean if the study was done in a different country other than Germany that the results may be different or contradictory? or does this mean that that statistical mean takes in a majority of world countries? > snip Now that your expertise is on list can you or do you wish to comment on the following. I note your studies deal with HZ frequency waves My company creates and sells GHZ frequency waves and zaps the entire countryside for 86 kms to 161 kms with 2.4GHZ spread spectrum microwaves to deliver high speed broadband wireless internet services. now you got me worried that I may without my knowledge be modifying the brains of the people, animals, plants and trees especially all the youth in that coverage area and are doing something or creating something that I or science do not know the consequences off? Don 53/5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn