Excerpts from an Australian Senate Discussion Paper 10/2007
Both human and animal circadian rhythms are driven by the
day/night cycle and are synchronized with natural
geomagnetic electromagnetic fields. The major control gland
over this natural cycle is the pineal gland which secretes
the neurohormone melatonin. During the day, light falling on
the eye’s retina produces signals which are biochemically
amplified to stimulate the pineal gland to reduce its
melatonin output. At night the absence of light with sleep
stimulates the pineal gland to produce melatonin.
The circadian production of melatonin is thought to control
important processes in the eyes, including restoration of
rods (for night vision) at the end of the night, and renewal
of cones (for colour vision) at the end of the day. One
theory on how man made EMF’s may affect the pineal gland is
that the pineal gland may ’sense’ EMF’s as light and
therefore reduce melatonin production. A possible cause for
such an effect is from insoluble granular material contained
within the pineal gland.
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