Creator of the ANTI-WAVE protections AVENI : Alexandre Rusanov

Alexandre RUSANOV

CREATOR OF AVENI-DEVICES

Geological engineer
Master’s degree in industrial computing
Member of the Union of Geologists
Member of the International Medical Geology Association
Earth, well-being and electromagnetic environment

• Man’s activities are increasingly polluting the earth. Chemical and radioactive pollution are well known, but with the development of electricity production and its transport by various power lines, the earth is also polluted by electrical currents discharged into the ground. All these pollutants change the properties and characteristics of the water.
• The installation in certain areas of masts with relay antennas, power line masts and wind turbine masts creates new nuisances that spread over fault zones at a distance of several kilometers. These nuisances can be the determining factor in serious health problems, as well as the trigger for pathologies in humans and animals living above a fault zone.
• Modern equipment in homes and workplaces (wifi, bluetooth, cell phones, cordless phones, Linky smart meters for electricity, Gazpar smart meters for gas and smart meters for water) add to these disturbances, and although we are all different, we are all affected. Hyper-electro-sensitive people and disturbed farms are the indicators of this new situation. To what extent can a new scientific approach provide a better understanding of these informational phenomena, and are there any solutions?
• Alexandre Rusanov is a geological engineer and graduate of the Peoples’ Friendship University (Moscow).
• He has been involved in the application of fault detection methods in coal mines in Russia and Ukraine. He then participated in the development of a new fault detection method and led post-seismic missions, notably in Armenia and Georgia. He set up a geology company in Ukraine and has carried out projects in Russia, Ukraine, USA, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Bolivia.
• Alexandre Rusanov has lived in France since 2000. He graduated from the Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieur de Brest with a master’s degree in industrial IT. As part of his geoecology business, SARL Tellus, he is dedicated to scientifically understanding the impact of the soil and the natural and artificial electromagnetic environment on living beings. He develops and installs harmonizers to improve the situation on livestock farms, in private homes and at the request of manufacturers and local authorities. For his talks and research, he travels throughout France, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Greece, Spain, Russia, Ukraine, Tunisia, Austria… He also speaks at universities in Russia and Ukraine, and at international congresses, training courses and conferences.