Loved this podcast, thank you to both of you for sharing your knowledge . Not every one will get it and that’s fine. Those who really care to make a difference will and will also make those necessary changes where possible, even if it means slightly tweaking your current living situation can make a difference, don’t have to go all the way. Let’s hope people wake up to the fact 5g is going to be disatrousous to our health, we need more movers and shakers out there willing to speak up and put a stop to this madness xx

OMG what an incredible podcast. I’m so glad I listened to it. I’m not sciencey but this had made me incredibly passionate about sharing 5G and getting more sun. I’m going to share, share, share the shit out of this podcast!!!!

Hi Melissa, thanks for your work in providing the interview. I didn’t find him too bad, just confident to the point of occasional brashness. just fyi, and to offset against the tanties..
Bless!

Hi Melissa,

Wow. I tried to listen to this with no judgement and with openness. But this man was arrogant and seemed to come from a place of total privilege. It must be easy to go to sleep at 4pm when you come from such privelage. What happens if he had a heartache in the night? Who would save him when we’re all asleep. Also, people who choose to “earn a couple more bucks” are actually choosing health. They are choosing to support themselves, feed themselves, ensure access to healthcare.

This man may have much education and research behind him but I would ask the question about privelage and privilege to choose health? Is the owness really on us all to turn off the lights instead of feed our families? Also, if the research (hopefully peer-reviewed) is there, why is it a secret? Why is this not in practice? If it’s that blantatly obvious its the ‘cause’ of cancer why aren’t aware? Also, is it a womens with breast cancers fault she didn’t turn off the lights? Has he experienced cancer? I’m sorry but this hasn’t offended me it’s offensive to people of a lower level of privelage (and that I’m sorry is a much more serious issue within society). The actual statistics show people in poverty and lower sociodemographics have increased health problems and are more likely to dye at a younger age.

Also, I’m slightly concerned this podcast was shared because he claims it causes obesity and cancer. People have been nurses and lived with lights without encountering either of these. This felt a bit like scare mongering. I would like other qualified surgeons, practitioners and researchers to bring an opinion on the ‘clear’ link to a light on at night and the cause of breast cancer.

It’s just disappointing.

Hi Melissa!
Thank you, as always, for an informative and necessary podcast! Your guest was clearly a man with a mission, and yes, offensive at times, but I think it is important not too run with the ego-defense mode with his comments but listen to his important message instead. I think you handled it beautifully, although it must have been hard at times not to defend the people he criticises. I think it was for the best you didn’t go into all that, because that would have turned to squabbles and stopped him from sharing this message that is clearly important to him, and let’s face it- to all of us. So thank you for handling it the way you did and sharing the result in spite of it maybe not having gone the way you’d have liked, it must have been difficult.
I had a question about the content: I am from the Netherlands and in winter with an eight to five job, you basically leave the house when it’s dark, and return when it’s dark. The sun only shines during office hours which you spend -of course- in fluorescent lighting. I know there are full-spectrum artificial lights on the market like lightforhealth.com (christiane northrup mentions them in her book for instance), but do these help in such a situation? I guess full (or wider)- spectrum artificial lights are better than regular artificial lights? Do you have thoughts on this or maybe experience with them?

Thank you so much and keep up the good work

Jolijn

Melissa
I’m sure you’re a very lovely person but would you please knock it off with this apologetic “non-judgmental” stuff; it’s guys like Jack Kruse who have the courage to call a spade a spade who give me some hope that this barbarism cloaked in a thin social veneer might possibly survive. It sure as heck won’t be as a result of those maudlin types who want to “wish” the world better but who don’t actually put any skin in the game, who come up with the most inane explanations for the most heinous actions; who refuse to stand up and oppose anything, no matter how obviously wrong (there must be a “reason” why they: raped that woman, molested that child, betrayed their best friend, etc., etc). Non-disapproval, non-action, non-censureship is tantamount to tacit approval. How much easier to sit on the fence, keep your own lily-white hands clean, oppose nothing with fatuous “reasons why” and let guys like Jack fight the battles, stick their necks out, take the attacks which will surely come as a result of speaking out (remember Jesus Christ, Mohatma Ghandi, Stephen Biko, Martin Luther King, et al?). So please don’t unwittingly risk undermining those courageous beings who are at the forefront of this fight for humanity (yes, I said “fight”; no apology to you vapid types and your insipid “political correctness” BS). May “The Force” be with you, Jack Kruse; I am, you are not alone ….

Thanks for bringing Dr Kruse onto your podcast, feeling so motivated to get some AM sunlight and reduce blue light at night…maybe it’s time to read more books in the evenings!

I understand Dr Kruse can be polarising and come across as blunt and arrogant. I’ve read his blog before so I’m very used to his personality but don’t think he was particularly rude on the podcast, that’s just him! It was a good decision to still post the podcast and your interviewing skills were great!

Great show, do you or Jack know where can we buy a 5g detection meter?

Hi Melissa, thank you for doing and sharing the important interview with Dr. Jack Kruse. I will definitely share it to those I hope will try to understand and take it in. Just one thing about what you said about him not expressing with love: I don’t agree. It takes lots of love and care to spread and talk about these things. He is just being very honest, to all of our benefit. And with the word “idiot” I guess he simply means just being ignorant of facts. With that said, I know that all of his words and posts are not easy to understand. The more important that he chose to talk in podcasts as yours, putting things out a little more accessible. For me, that is spreading love, Thank you again, you are also brave to share and to care.

I loved the podcast and all the important information. And I´m very much ok with his outspokenness, though it may sound somewhat “unfeeling”.

I guess when you try to teach people for years who are not really willing to see the gravity of our violations of against nature´s laws a “red person” will not have much patience for (quite often lame) excuses.

Like others I also would have wished for some more “next best things to do” – especially when it comes to light in the evenings (use of red or black light and which exactly?).

When question I still have is regarding the light in which we eat our food: Did he literally mean that the light at our table changes the quality/information of our food or simply that we are being changed by the light surrounding us and therefore even supposedly healthy food becomes less so?

Thank you so much, I enjoyed the episode and have already been sharing it!