Transgender/Gay Movement: Uniquely Positioned to Speak to Technology Effects on Hormones, The Harms of Outing (and Doxxing)

Few in the gay and transgender movement understand the profound stress of their environment and
devices, which likely leads to hormone and gene damage.

Additionally, it creates numerous common physical problems make them seem less alive.

These sensitive individuals may be particularly vulnerable to addiction.

Championing a change in identity or sexuality, without providing relevant health knowledge, is
somewhere between a disservice and a crime. (This does not mean there will not be those with other
identities.)

This group and movement are particularly well positioned to champion discussion of the science,
relevant health evaluations, and to push for achieving a world free of technological harm and
experimentation.

The gay movement seeks to consolidate power after the neglect of AIDS crises and vicious hate crimes.

Yet the broad appeal and alliances have resulted in narrowing campaigns from marriage, to bathroom
access, to sex change operations.

They are right in seeing this group as vulnerable: this group has greater vulnerability, (potentially in the
form of electrical and perhaps chemical sensitivity), than the average individual. The leadership must
champion the issue of stopping the outing of personal and sexual information, health information, etc.
as experts understanding its potential manifest harms, and work to create physically and emotionally
safe spaces threatened by electromagnetic radiation and artificial intelligence. They must ensure that
this group understands its own health and the new environment (see Children Appendix also).

Not understanding a mismatch between their bodies and their reality – the physical and psychological
stress induced by electromagnetic radiation, artificial intelligence, and bodily deterioration -- places
them in a particularly vulnerable position. They can misinterpret the causes of stress. They can
misdiagnose the cures, including imposing a false identity which may explain the recent rise of more
radical behavior, including changes to gender identity.

This movement is powerful, especially in the United States. They need to understand and promulgate
the realities and the related rights of this and other communities.
There is extensive evidence of damage from the electromagnetic radiation that may affect the identity
and sexuality of individuals: including that of hormones, the reproductive system, gene damage,
hearing, addiction, less ability to use oxygen, etc. This represents just a few studies.

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Relevant Scientific Damage – Hormonal (Pinealt, unless other source mentioned)

Males Sperms 

• Using laptop on your lap, especially with Wifi, decreases mobility and
  sperm count, while causing DNA damage.
• Supported by multiple studies, one paper showed using your laptop for
  four hours makes ¼ of spermatozoids essentially useless. (Argentinian
  paper)
• Heavy cellphone users have a 40 percent lower sperm count, than those
  not using a cell phone. Sperm quality is “closely linked to your overall health.”
• Six studies that represent meta-analysis looked at almost 200 studies.
  These meta-analysis found reduced sperm quality, sperm effects,
  fertilizing potential, sperm quality, semen parameters, and mitochondrial
  dysfunction leading to oxidative stress.
  

Testosterone

• Exposing rats to the cell phone frequency of 900 MHz for two hours a day
  for 45 days leads to a reduction in their testosterone levels. They were
  only about 1/3 as high at the end of the experiment.
• Given the effects on sperm quality, it seems possible to have similar
  effects on sexual hormones, like testosterone.
• A rat study showing exposure during pregnancy caused offspring to suffer
  from oxidative damage to the testicles, resulting in early puberty.
  

Erectile dysfunction

• Researchers found links in 2013, with large scale studies confirming the
  data.
• Neurocirculatory asthenia, undoubtedly widespread, speaks to the
  circulation issue. (see appendix)
• Anecdotal Earthing stories support an electric link (Earthing), including the
  benefit from improved circulation.
  

Female

• 180 female workers exposed for one year found radiation led to a
  significant increase in menstrual disorders, including heavy bleeding and
  less progesterone. There could be similar effects with female testosterone
  also.
• Direct exposure to a 900MHz phone signal leads to endometrial damage at
  the biochemical and cellular levels.
  Eggs are not renewable; 12 percent are left by age 30 and 3 percent age
  400.
• Anecdotally reducing dirty electricity leads to less problems getting
  pregnant and less spontaneous abortions.

Genes

• The 2004 REFLEX study by the European Union “demonstrated that cell
  phones that emit radio frequencies below allowed exposure limits display
  gene damaging potential.”
• Citations in 5gappeal and many other sources.
  
• Less Alive, Less Ability to Use Oxygen
  
• Kreb cycle – When any functioning of the elements of the electron
  transport chain is changed, combustion of foods is impaired, with protein,
  fats and carbohydrates competing with each other, and ending up in the
  bloodstream: e.g., fats in arteries, glucose in urine. The brain, heart,
  muscles and organs become oxygen deprived and life slows down and
  breaks down.
• (More detail for above.) Albert Szent Goyri (Novel Prize winner) He talked
  about the “enzymes of oxidation” (the cytochromes in our cells). He saw
  reduced activity of cytochrome oxidase (shown in animals exposed to low
  levels) and through muscle biopsies.
• He wondered how a whole series of large protein molecules could be
  arranged geometrically so that electrons could wander directly from one
  to another in a precise sequence (Firstenberg) and decided the body
  functioning was based primarily on physics. Electromagnetic fields reduce
  the activities of cytochromes by exerting a force that alters the speed of
  electrons being transported along the chain of cytochromes to oxygen/
  Every person on the planet is affected by electromagnetic radiation goes
  into the fabric of our cells, with slower metabolism, being less alive than if
  the fields were not there.
• Neurasthenia involves being able to extract less oxygen from the same air
  (validated through World War II study, same condition was seen for
  virtually every war (see heart document), and cells extract less energy
  from the same amount of oxygen.
• Electromagnetic fields promote cancer, diabetes, and heart disease …
  oxygen deprivation promotes headaches, fatigue, heart palpitation, “brain
  fog” and muscular aches and pain.” (Firstenberg, more detail also in heart
  and speech documents and other sources.)
  
• Hearing
• Two studies suggest ½ off children and 1/4 of adults hear intrusive noise,
  which may be inescapable (before COVID and even greater pollution of
  the grid).
  
• Brain and spinal cords
• Extensive brain damage through radiation (see brain document).
  Research on rats with cell phone radiation showed less brain cells in the
  hippocampus (learning and memory) and shrunken neurons.
• A single two-hour exposure disrupted to the blood-brain barrier of rats
  within two minutes.
• Younger rats (whose brain was still developing, like human teenagers)
  were exposed once to a cell phone for two hours with up to two percent
  of the neurons in all of the brain shrunken and degenerated when
  autopsied 8 weeks later.
• Two hours of exposure for adolescent rats, once a week, resulted in
  middle age memory deficits.
• One hour a day for a month resulted in 10 percent fewer brain cells, and
  many cells abnormal, dark, or shrunken.
• Early to mid-adolescent rats exposed for an hour a day to cell-phone-like
  radiation had atrophied spinal cords, and major losses of myelin like for
  those with multiple sclerosis.
  
• Addiction
• A majority of children in various countries were unable to last the day
  without access to their cell phones (Zuboff.) (see brain document for brain
  tests.)
• The brains of internet addicts – estimated as 10 to 30 percent – resemble
  those of alcohol or drug addicts. (2012 book by me, unsure of source.)
• Grooming “Effects of radio tagging birds, according to this and other reports, have
  included increased preening, weight loss, abandonment of brood,
  reduced time spent in flight, increased metabolism, avoidance of water,
  decreased courtship activity, decreased feeding activity, decreased clutch
  survival, reduced wing growth, greater susceptibility to predation, lower
  reproductive success and increased mortality.” (Firstenberg)
  Now we see hair and nail salons and spas taking over; bookstores, record
  stores, and video stores have largely disappeared.
  
• Lack of knowledge and accountability
• Perhaps the biggest issue, despite all the science, is the effects of
  electromagnetic radiation and addiction on our bodies, and an accurate
  understanding of our health. In the absence of stress – it is easy,
  particularly during childhood and adolescence in a connected world – to
  think the problem is with our bodies. Our communities do not speak to
  discomfort within their bodies.
  
• Electromagnetic hypersensitivity
  
• The community is famous for being “sensitive.” Yet in a medical sense,
  chemical and electromagnetic sensitivity represents physical illness and
  reaction to what are increasingly omnipresent unhealthy conditions.
  
• Chronic inflammation
• It has been estimated as causing or contributing to 80
  major illnesses, with the most common chronic diseases costing us $1
  trillion economically, with potential growth to $6 trillion by the middle of
  the century. (Earthing, which reduces body voltage and provides a supply
  of electrons works on inflammation). Consistent with this would also be asking the effect of a change on the Krebs cycle on inflammation.

Artificial intelligence

• Education is also critical for this community, who may not understand
  what is collected on them and how their environment is manipulated
  through rules to coerce them. In particular, extensive references to sexual
  activities and positions, body parts, and self-image are damaging, perhaps
  more so for this community (see privacy Zuboff.)
• Every potential gay and transsexual person deserves the following education and treatment. While we
  all do, these groups may have particular vulnerabilities based on their biology, exposure, and
  identification.
• Health tests
• Mold (may be in a majority of homes, worsened by Wifi frequencies with one measure (Dr. Klinghardt finding 600x more growth), may impacts oxygen utilization and functioning of organs).
• Inflammation markers
• Cortisol tests at different times of the day
• Autoimmune markers
• Basic blood tests
• Lyme and its co-infections (to include testing used by alternative practitioners)
• Parasitic evaluation
• Hormone levels
• Brain/cognition
• Heart
• Zeta potential
• Screening for common diseases
• Electromagnetic hypersensitivity
• Their homes should be consistent with International Building Biology Guidelines based on
  independent science, and they deserve evaluations and mitigation to protect their brain and
  body from unsafe levels of electromagnetic radiation (electric, magnetic, radiofrequency, dirty
  electricity.)

Education for this Community (see Children section also for more detail)

• Infrastructure that exists
• What may be collected on them
• How it is processed
• Science of electromagnetic radiation – short term effects and longer term
• How AI may reach them (brands, visuals on products, actions/gestures/words of people)
• What their rights are
• How to communicate these rights to organizations violating them
• How to find spaces that are safe and healthy from an infrastructure and AI perspective
• How to communicate to adults about the violation of their rights and the impact on them
• Political organizing
• 
  The following may help the community think about how they can best serve their community with their
  organization and power.
  
• Gay and Transgender Movement Is In a Uniquely Strong Position to Challenge 5G/AI
  
• Strengths
  Outreach to both parties
  Cultural inclusion in shows
  Political power
  Ability to place issues
  Weaknesses and Threats
  Push of extreme issues alienates traditional allies
  Media thrives on controversial, emotional-laden, non-economic capitalist issues
  Opportunities
  “Sensitive:” understanding and protecting electric and chemically sensitive (likely disproportionately within this group)
  “Outing:” stop the use of personal behavior (health, sexual, etc.) referenced in brands and bychat/people, major reforms or elimination of artificial intelligence
  Medical evaluation pertinent to health issues versus the false science/health of AI or the metaverseon local and national stage
  Inclusion in curriculum of science relating to radiation/AI
  Right wing backlash in part due to increased focus on social over economic issues, this may help make allies
  Social ostracization of members, can address effects AI
  Science of addiction given what appears to be a particularly vulnerable community
  Science of evaluation prior to sex change including health basis rolled out more widely
  Education on above topics for community and all

Technology Support for the Community: Questionable in Motivation and Devotion
The technological community (including those who fund them) loves gay and transgender people (and
immigrants.) It is important to look at their business imperatives, which appear to dictate their personal
values.

They seek:

• A community or other way to get people to reach people (even while sounds and shocks are
  likely being rolled out much more extensively).
• Ways to get people to react to algorithms and rules.
• People and behavior which pose no threat to “artificial intelligence” objectives and operation.
• People who do not believe in artificial intelligence or infrastructure harms, even while
  experiencing it potentially almost continuously.
• People who interpret short- and long-term physical stress and harm as something solvable by
  technology (community, connections, behavior to be “followed,” etc.), especially during
  technology’s rollout of metaverse(s), including brain:machine interfaces which further
  destroying boundaries.

Despite the vulnerability of all globally, the gay and transgender community, particularly the youth, may
be some canaries in the coal mine.

How does the change in identity or sexuality (in what appears to be an increasingly fluid manner) serve
technology?

• These people do not identify as victims of technology or artificial intelligence, although they are
  likely both (of course some people will always have other identities, although it is possible that
  some are environmentally or chemically sensitive).
• These people do not identify their environments as harmful, which could help lead a movement
  for safe and healthy homes, schools, etc.
• These people do not isolate; they just find a new community.
• The community is not strongly aligned with any political change with respect to regulation,
  inequality, health, etc., outside of that which affects it, according to community priorities.
• Their activities, protests, and narrow campaigns provides a topic for media coverage.
• People can be redirected for healthy behavior: changing their dress, hair, makeup, hair products,
  grooming, jewelry, etc. from male to female, or vice versa. Instead of defining it as something
  that eliminates the cause of inflammation and disease, and potentially asking what the causes of
  inflammation are, they feel empowered as gay, women, men, etc.
  
  Also worth noting is technology community does not believe in government or politics (unless it involves
  giving them contracts, legal immunity, or greater control. It is worth noting the lack of government
  regulation has led to them being Americans, then global citizens, then near-future bunker-residents (if
  spaceships to Wifi-enabled Mars aren’t ready.) More to the point, solutions for others need to avoid
  government regulation, or like action also.