Radiation from underground water in apartments can cause serious illnesses and even death, claims Dr. Aleksandar Vorgučić
NIŠ - Radiation caused by underground water flows in residential buildings can cause serious illnesses in people and even death, claims Dr. Aleksandar Vorgučić, professor of the Faculty of Electronics in Niš. Vorgučić is the author of a series of professional works, which have brought him world recognition, including the title of full professor at the University of Atlanta, in the American state of Georgia.
NIŠ - Radiation caused by underground water flows in residential buildings can cause serious illnesses in people and even death, claims Dr. Aleksandar Vorgučić, professor of the Faculty of Electronics in Niš. Vorgučić is the author of a series of professional works, which have brought him world recognition, including the title of full professor at the University of Atlanta, in the American state of Georgia.
Dr. Aleksandar Vorgučić
- People have always been aware that certain areas are not good for living and avoided them. Throughout the history of mankind, there has been a syndrome of "haunted houses", whose occupants mysteriously fell ill and died. The explanation of such phenomena is geopathogenic radiation - says Vorgučić for Kurir.
Vorgučić bases this thesis on several decades of research, which showed a connection between human health disorders and the location of underground water courses in residential buildings. One of the most drastic examples is the case of the sick medical staff of a Niš clinic.
- The management of this health institution called me for help because nine employees fell ill with malignant diseases one after the other. The measurement ruled out the existence of radioactive radiation, but I found that underground water flows under a number of offices, and in one place two underground streams even intersected. The person sitting above that intersection died. We could only move the furniture in the affected surgeries - says Vorgučić.
According to him, harmful radiation reduces the frequency of brain waves, and the reduction of brain activity leads to metabolic disorders, blocking of the immune system, and therefore to diseases.
Short-term exposure to geopathogenic radiation does not have a harmful effect on health, but even temporary disruption of brain activity can have serious consequences. Illustrating this thesis, Vorgučić cites the case of the road from Niš to Niška Banja, where traffic accidents are a very common occurrence.
- Here two underground streams flow at right angles to the road. When drivers encounter this part of the road, brain wave disturbances occur, causing them to lose control of the vehicle, which very often leads to them going off the road. At the request of the Macedonian authorities, I investigated this case on the part of the new highway from Ohrid to Struga, where about 1,300 traffic accidents with 68 fatalities were registered for a period of seventeen years.
- I determined the presence of geopathogenic radiation, because the road was built over a number of sources - says Vorgučić. Unfortunately, there are no territories that are spared from geopathogenic radiation, but in every location you can find a place where there are no underground streams, which is therefore suitable for construction.
Isolation does not help either
Vorgučić points out that none of the modern insulation materials have the ability to prevent the impact of geopathogenic radiation.
- I also measured the radiation in twenty-story apartments and determined that it was the same as in lower-story buildings. It is incredible, but true, that these radiations penetrate even through twenty reinforced plates - says Vorgučić.
