The theoretical approach to the interaction of electromagnetic waves with the immune system was first applied and experimentally confirmed through interactions of electromagnetic waves with cancer and auto-immunity.

Negation of these effects is based on low bandwidth experimentations for which effects are often weak, on a scientific “custom” to downplay or ignore obtained results when writing conclusions, and on non-recognition of the fact that effects can be both pro-cancer and anti-cancer. Global analyses based only on conclusions of individual studies, ignoring the distinction between low-bandwidth and large-bandwidth exposure, and analyzing pro-cancer and anti-cancer effects as mutually incoherent, invariably yield to the conclusion that there are no effects or that observed effects are inconsistent.

The reality is that when sufficient bandwidth is used -as is the case for telecommunication applications – both pro-cancer (and anti-auto-immune) and anti-cancer (and pro-auto-immune) effects can be observed, depending on exposure details.

To examine more in detail the experimental and statistical aspects of the interaction of electromagnetic waves with cancer and auto-immune diseases, you may download the following document:

Interaction of electromagnetic fields with cancer and auto-immunity.

Also do not forget to read the page on physics & biology, particularly the document on the interaction of the cycle of T lymphocytes with electromagnetic fields.

For a more precise discussion you may download the following reference paper: