Table 1
SCHIZOPHRENIA SIGN/SYMPTOM CORRELATION WITH MICROWAVE BIOEFFECTS

Physiologic Parameter

	Schizophrenia Sign/Symptom	Microwave Bioeffect

Cognitive Deficit

	Deficits Widely Reported	Numerous Animal Studies
Show Deficits
	
	Electrophysiology
	
Contingent Negative Variation	Decreased in Patients	Decreased on Human Cell Phone Exposure	
Event Related Auditory Response	Decreased in Patients	Decreased in Animals. Increase in Human Auditory Thresholds	
EEG Delta Wave	Increased in Patients	Increased in Humans and Animals	
Startle Response
	Decreased in Some Patients	Decreased in Animals	

Neurotransmitters	
    Dopamine	Indicated Decreased in Negative Symptom Schizophrenia	Indicated Decreased Based on Extensive Evidence	
     Serotonin	Indicated Decreased in Patients Based on Numerous Studies	Found Decreased in Rats	
    γ-Aminobutyric Acid	Found Decreased in Schizophrenia Synaptosomes	Decreased Receptor Specific Binding	
Hormones
	
     Corticosteroids	ACTH, Cortisol, and Corticosterone Reported Increased	Adrenal Depletion with ACTH and Corticosterone Increase Reported	
     Melatonin	Decrease Reported in Some Patients	Decreased on Human Cell Phone and EMF Exposure	
Mitochondria	Decreased Number in Schizophrenia Brain	Deleterious Changes with Decreased ATP and Creatine Phosphate 	
Lipid Phosphorylation	Decreased on Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy	Decreased P32 Lipid Incorporation	

TABLE 1, continued

Physiologic Parameter	Schizophrenia Sign/Symptom	Microwave Bioeffect	
Blood-Brain Barrier

	Suggested Impaired in Patients	Reported Decreased in Numerous Studies	

Immunology	
     Autoimmunity	Suggested from Autoantibody Levels and Autoimmune Disease Incidence	Reported Induced and Stimulated	
     Tumor Necrosis Factor	Reported Increased	Numerous Reports of Increase in Animals	
     B Lymphocytes	Balance of Evidence Shows Increase in Some Patients	Increased in Mouse Spleen with Genetic Control	
Ocular Disease
	
     Cataract	Subcapsular Cataract Reported Without Association to Medication	Known Cause of Subcapsular Cataract	
      Retinopathy	Associated with Widely Prescribed Anti-Psychotics	Associated with Occupational Exposure and Experimentally Produced	
Anatomy & Histology
	
     Hippocampus	Hippocampal-amagdala Complex Volume Reduced
in Most Studies	Degenerative Hippocampus Histology Reported	
     Thalamus	Volume Reduction Observed in Many Studies	Degenerative Histology Reported	
     Cerebellum	Changes Observed in Many Studies	Degenerative Histology
Reported	
     Other Brain Areas	Volume Reductions Observed in Frontal and Parietal by Many Studies	Several Reports of Degenerative Unspecified Brain Histology	
Metabolic Activation	Hallucination Activates Temporal Lobe and Substructure of Hippocampal-amagydala Complex with Thalamus Activation	Animal Activation of Temporal Lobe, Amgydala and Thalamus on Hearing Effect Pulsed Microwaves	
Voice Transmission	Hallucination Most Common Symptom	Voice Transmission Known