B. Blake Levitt - 50 Essential Things To Do When The Doctor Says It's Infertility

50 Essential Things To Do When The Doctor Says It's Infertility

A handy guide for anyone facing fertility issues. Infertility, especially among young men, is on the rise. Anyone wanting to start a family but who is facing fertility problems needs a helping hand to guide them through the bewildering maze of medical options and alternative treatments. This book includes everything from how to find a fertility specialist, which diagnostic tests are essential, which lifestyle changes and natural supplements can make all the difference, what emotional support is crucial and how to determine when enough is enough.
"Concise, well-organized, down to earth, and upbeat... highly recommended for infertility patients and for their doctor's waiting rooms."
-- Merle Bombardieri, M.S.D., B.C.D., author of The Baby Decision

B. Blake Levitt interviewed in award-winning documentaries and seen on YouTube: Selected Works

YouTube

U.S. Congressional Briefing, Sponsored by The EMR Policy Institute

From a 2007 U.S. Congressional Briefing sponsored by The EMR Policy Institute.

Documentary Films

"Broadcast Blues" by Len Aitken Productions, LAitken@Lapoductions.com

Excellent overview of issues surrounding environmental/health problems and radiofrequency radiation. Explores the Lookout Mt., Colorado community's fight over an HDTV tower in the midst of one of the world's largest antenna farms.

"Public Exposure: DNA, Democracy & The Wireless Revolution" by The Council on Wireless Technology Impacts, 2000, Posted free online by Ecological Options Network (EON) at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJbCa-MZwXM

An in-depth exploration of the science, politics, government incompetence and industry cover-ups of the health and environmental effects of the wireless revolution.

"Take Back Your Power" by Bigpitcher Films, Josh del Sol, 2014, www. takebackyourpower.net

A tour de force film about the smart grid's implications for privacy, national security, human and environmental health, constitutional rights and energy savings. A real eye-opener on what's actually behind this dangerous and dumb buildout.

"Full Signal, The Hidden Cost of Cell Phones" by Talal Jabari, 2010

Winner of several awards, filmed on four continents and translated into seven languages, this riveting film explores the hidden dangers of cell phones and accompanying cell tower infrastructure.

Non-Fiction Books by B. Blake Levitt

Electromagnetic Fields: A Consumer’s Guide to the Issues and How to Protect Ourselves

Publisher’s Note:As significant for Americans in the 1990’s as Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring was in the 1960’s. “...a wake-up call.”

--New Orleans Times-Picayune

Cell Towers: Wireless Convenience? or Environmental Hazard? Proceedings of the “Cell Towers Forum” State of the Science/State of the Law

“Excellent resource...intended for the layperson and anyone...concerned with cell towers.”

Monitoring Times

“A passionate text for the lay reader as well as the informed biologist.”

Awareness Magazine

Before You Conceive: The Complete Prepregancy Guide

What every couple needs to know before commencing this most important decision.

50 Essential Things To Do When The Doctor Says It's Infertility

"Concise, well-organized, down to earth, and upbeat... highly recommened for infertility patients and for their doctor's waiting rooms." -- Merle Bombardieri, M.S.D., B.C.D., author of The Baby Decision

Quick Links

Kiss Your Landline Goodbye? Part 1

An op-ed that appeared in The Lakeville Journal, June 2013, regarding state legislation that would allow AT&T and Verizon to abandon their landline networks and force customers to go wireless-only.

Kiss Your Landline Goodbye, Part 2

Part 2 of an op-ed published in The Lakeville Journal, regarding AT&T & Verizon's attempt to abandon their landline phone networks.

Another Industry Crony at the FCC? Twelve Good Reasons the U.S. Senate Should Reject Thomas Wheeler

This piece, published in 2013 in CounterPunch, examines 12 good reasons why President Obama's choice of longtime industry telecom insider, Thomas Wheeler, has too many conflicts to head the Federal Communications Commission.

Chris Murphy, Smart Guy, Big Blindspots

Op-ed appeared in The Litchfield County Times, March 2011. Focus is on problems with smart grid/metering

Electrosmog -- What Price Convenience?

This is a general piece, written for the layreader, on the health/enviro effects of wireless technologies.

Environmental Reviews: Biological effects from exposure to electromagnetic radiation emitted by cell tower base stations and other antenna arrays, by B. Blake Levitt and Henry Lai

This paper was published in 2010 in Environmental Reviews, one of the peer-reviewed journals of Canada's National Research Council Press. It is a comprehensive look at the low-level effects scientific literature that would be typical of infrastructure exposures near cell towers and other communications facilities. This is the first time that a paper has specifically focused on just that area of the literature. Often the low-level exposures research gets lost in the 'noise' of meta-analysis and ends up appearing insignificant in what are called "weight-of'evidence" conclusions. But our premise is that such works should be considered separately in public policy considerations. These are the most pertinent red flags on the playing field and they should not be ignored, nor should they be "averaged" away.

Dumb and Dangerous The Problems With Smart Grids http://www.counterpunch.org/2011/03/18/the-problems-with-smart-grids/

There are breath-taking problems with the wireless Smart Grid and accompanying Smart Meters as currently designed, especially since much safer alternatives exist. This piece covers just about all aspects -- from what the real exposures are beyond industry hype; to the health/environmental concerns when every appliance is turned into the equivalent of a 24/7 transmitting cell phone; the unintentional blindspots of some of our most notable environmentalists; and the paradoxes that virtually guarantee the exact opposite of good energy-saving intentions. Smart metering is already creating a whole new layer of radiofrequency radiation without our consent, and people are being made ill. This is happening at a time when the World Health Organization has classified radiofrequency radiation (RF) used in all wireless devices as a 2B (possible) carcinogen.

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