Cell Phone And Microwave Information Consumers REALLY Ought To Know

[dynamo]

Cell Phone And Microwave Information Consumers REALLY Ought To Know
by 2ground Engineering December 29, 2017
by Catherine J. Frompovich; Natural Blaze

Now that 2017 is winding down and 2018 is about to take center stage, people usually like to engage in offering forecasts, e.g., prognostications (predictions) and self-improvement “new year’s resolutions.” Each of us has his or her thing, which apparently preoccupies us, but there is something which really ought to grab our attention as a frightening 2018 probability that is not regarded for what it truly offers, i.e., producing negative health impacts, and IF we can protect ourselves from such unrealized physical abuse, especially to our DNA.

Did I get your attention?
What am I talking about?



Microwaves – Cell phones and the push for 5G broadband, the next generation in microwave technology being fast-tracked without the FCC or vested-interests producing and publicizing proper environmental impact studies and short- or long-term health impact studies upon humans, pets, wildlife and all types of living organisms.

Microwaves interact with water molecules in living tissue; how does a microwave oven cook your food?

Why should that be of any concern? Because damaging information regarding cell phone use and microwaves used to transmit cell phone, iPhone and Smart Phone calls, data, photos, games, etc. indicates consumers are being harmed, especially in view of the National Toxicology Program’s current study regarding potential health hazards from cell phone radiofrequency radiation on rats, which is to be made public in 2018.
The report, “Report of Partial Findings from the National Toxicology Program Carcinogenesis Studies of Cell Phone Radiofrequency Radiation in Hsd: Sprague Dawley SD Rats (Whole Body Exposure),” is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/055699.
One of the key issues regarding that upcoming 2018 report will be how much ‘guidance’ and ‘sanitation’ influences will microwave industry associations like ICNIRP have upon the FINAL results and publication.

In the meantime, Arthur R. Firstenberg, who researches electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS/IEI) which can be caused by microwave/cell phone exposures, Wi-Fi, AMI Smart Meters, etc., has determined there are serious questions either not being asked nor investigated, which he shared with independent researchers and activists, and which I would like to share with my readers, having obtained Mr. Firstenberg’s permission to do so verbatim.
Arthur Robert Firstenberg is an American activist on the subject of electromagnetic hypersensitivity. He is the founder of the independent campaign group the Cellular Phone Task Force.
Firstenberg filed several lawsuits against the Federal Communications Commission and others, only to have them adjudicated in favor of expanding microwave technology and promoting microwave proponents’ agendas. Undoubtedly, there seems to be a set agenda for using microwaves to implement the surveillance state at all levels of life as set forth in the UN’s Agenda 21 and 2030, plus the implementation of the Internet of Things, which probably will tie into the ‘ultimate’ technology prize—Artificial Intelligence (AI).

So what does Arthur Firstenberg have to say?

How much radiation does a cell phone emit, compared to what exists in nature?

If Neil Armstrong had brought a cell phone to the moon in 1969, it would have appeared from earth to be the brightest object in the universe in the microwave spectrum. In the daytime, the sun would have been brighter, but at night, the cell phone would have outshone every star.

There is a reason cell phones are outlawed in Green Bank, West Virginia: even a single cell phone, even from miles away, would blind the radio astronomers there and make it impossible for them to see the stars. Astronomers measure radio waves in units called janskys. A typical star shines at 10 to 100 janskys. The Sun shines at about 500,000 janskys. When you hold a cell phone against your head, you are pumping energy at the rate of about 100,000,000,000,000,000 janskys into your brain.1

How does that compare to radiation from a cell tower?

Suppose there is a 2,000-watt cell tower two blocks from your house. The part of your brain next to a cell phone is absorbing up to one hundred thousand times as much radiation from the phone as it is from the tower.2

Are the FCC’s exposure limits the same for cell phones and cell towers?

No. Cell phones are exempt from the limits imposed on cell towers. The FCC measures exposure in milliwatts per square centimeter. Depending on frequency, the FCC’s limit for whole body exposure to radiation from distant sources is about one milliwatt per square centimeter (1 mW/cm2). The limit for partial body exposure to a cell phone is approximately 20 mW/cm2 (for the brain), which assumes the phone is held at least one and a half centimeters away from your head. It is 50 mW/cm2 (for the hands, wrists and ears). If you hold the phone flush against your head, like most people do, or tightly between your head and your shoulder, the exposure to the brain can approach 50 mW/cm2 also.3

Who set the exposure limits?

A radar scientist named Herman Schwan who was brought to the United States from Germany after World War II as part of Project Paperclip. He made some assumptions about the rate at which the human body is capable of getting rid of heat, and on that basis he estimated that the body could safely absorb an amount of radiation equal to 100 mW/cm2. His assumptions were soon proven wrong, since experimental animals died within minutes when exposed to that much radiation. So over the years, the safe level was reduced first to 10 mW/cm2 and later to the current limit of 1 mW/cm2.

Why is the brain exempt from those limits?

Because those limits would make cell phones impractical. And because new assumptions were made about how much heat the brain could safely absorb, and the rate at which the body could dissipate that heat. It was decided that the brain could be safely heated by up to 1° C (1.8° F).

Have these assumptions proven correct?

No. A 1° C rise in temperature is usually considered a fever. And although the brain as a whole is heated less than 1° C by a cell phone, the absorption is not uniform. DNA, for example, resonantly absorbs microwave radiation. In experiments done at the Food and Drug Administration during the 1980s, DNA absorbed 400 times as much radiation as expected.4 Research done at the Max Planck Institute in Germany in 2006 found that brain synapses may be resonantly heated by up to 100° C while the brain as a whole is heated by only 1° C.5

I don’t get a headache from my cell phone. Can it be that bad?

Because brain tissue has no pain receptors, we don’t feel the injury. Even a headache doesn’t tell you what’s happening inside your head. Neurosurgen [sic] Leif Salford and his colleagues in Sweden found that a single two-hour exposure to a cell phone permanently destroys up to two percent of a rat’s brain cells.6 Superficially the rats are fine, but two percent of their brain is gone. The experiments gave similar results even when the exposure level was reduced a hundredfold. And in experiments on the blood-brain barrier, they reduced the exposure level ten thousandfold and found that damage to the blood-brain barrier was worse when the exposure level was reduced.7

That means that holding the phone away from your head does not protect you. It means that if you use a Bluetooth headset, which emits only 2.5 milliwatts, you are doing more damage to yourself than if you hold the phone to your head. The blood-brain barrier keeps bacteria, virusus [sic s/b viruses], and toxic chemicals out of your brain and maintains the brain at constant pressure. Too much intracranial pressure can lead to a stroke.

How fast does the damage to the blood-brain barrier happen?

Leakage of the blood-brain barrier is detectable within two minutes of exposure and probably begins within seconds.

What do the stroke statistics tell us?

The incidence of stroke overall is steady or declining but it is rising in adults younger than 50,8 and shockingly so in very young adults. A Danish study published in 2016 examined the rate of strokes in people aged 15 to 30. The annual number of strokes in that age group in Denmark rose 50 percent between 1994 and 2012, and the annual number of transient ischemic attacks (mini-strokes) in that age group tripled.9

I’m confused. Which is safer, low power or high power?

Neither. The higher the power, the more heat. The lower the power, the more leakage of the blood-brain barrier. The higher the power, the more your metabolism is disturbed.10 The lower the power, the more calcium leaks out of your cells.11 Microwave radiation injures the body in many different ways. It depends on which effect you are looking at.

What about the near field plume? Isn’t a cell phone safer when it is held more than six inches away from your head?

There is no such thing as a near field “plume.” The near field is simply the region near a source of radiation where the electric field is separate from the magnetic field and the strength of either cannot be exactly predicted. There is no sharp boundary between near field and far field and the fundamental properties of the radiation do not change.

What about those shielding products that you stick on one side of your phone to block the radiation in the direction of your brain?

The people who designed those products forgot that your arm, being an electrical conductor, is also an antenna. When you hold a cell phone in your hand, your whole arm, and not just the cell phone, becomes a radio transmitter that sends and receives the cell phone signal and conducts it into the rest of your body. Putting reflective material on one side of the phone doesn’t do very much. To the extent that it does anything, it makes the phone work harder and actually increases the amount of radiation instead of decreasing it. The designers of those products forgot to test them on phones that someone was actually holding. [CJF emphasis]

Is a cell phone safe if I use a wired headset?

In 2000, testing by Consumers’ Association in the UK showed that using a wired headset actually tripled the radiation to the brain. Instead of protecting the user, the wire conducts the radiation from the cell phone directly into the user’s ear and brain.12 In addition, phones operate at greater power and emit more radiation when held below the level of the head. And if you operate one while it is in your pocket, it is irradiating your hip, colon, and reproductive organs while the headset is irradiating your brain.

Is it safe to keep a cell phone in my pocket when I’m not using it?

That’s what most people do. And total hip replacements have skyrocketed. Between 2000 and 2010 the number of annual hip replacements in the U.S. more than doubled, and the rate of hip replacements among people aged 45-54 more than tripled.13

Rates of colon cancer among Americans aged 20-54, which had been declining for decades, began to rise in 1997 when widespread cell phone use began. The rise has been steepest and began earliest (1995) in people aged 20-29: the rate of colon cancer in young men and women aged 20-29 doubled between 1995 and 2013.14

Rates of prostate cancer have been rising worldwide since 1997.15 The number of cases of prostate cancer among Swedish men aged 50-59 was stable for decades until 1996 and rose ninefold between 1997 and 2004.16 The incidence of metastatic prostate cancer among American men under 55 increased 62% between 2004 and 2013, and nearly doubled for men aged 55-69 during the same period.17

Several studies have found that men who keep their cell phones on standby in their pocket or on their belt lower their sperm count by up to 30 percent.18 A study conducted from 2003 to 2013 found that young men now had lower sperm counts than their elders, and that people born between 1990 and 1995 had on average 40 percent lower sperm counts than men born earlier.19 Almost every study that has been conducted has found a direct relationship between cell phone use and sperm count, motility, and/or morphology.20

Is it safe for women to keep a cell phone in their bra?

Women in their twenties and thirties who keep their cell phones in their bras are getting a distinctive type of breast cancer directly underneath where they keep their phones.21

How far does the radiation from my cell phone travel?

The signal goes out forever. It does not just travel to the nearest cell tower, and it does not travel in only that direction. It goes on forever, in all directions, as long as there are no hills or objects in the way. It pollutes your entire neighborhood and it travels upward to the sun and stars. It just keeps on going. [CJF emphasis]

Those few people who owned an analog cell phone back in 1996 may remember how far apart cell towers used to be. As long as there were no hills in the way, you used to be able to get a signal from 90 miles away. The only reason cell towers have to be so close together today is because a single tower can only serve a limited number of people. The more users, the more towers have to be built. Also the more bandwidth, the more towers have to be built: using cell phones as computers and not just phones means there have to be a lot more towers. That, and the fact that digital signals are more subject to interference than analog signals. But the radiation still goes on forever.

Isn’t it my choice? The radiation is out there anyway, so why shouldn’t I use it? I need my cell phone.

There are so many cell towers everywhere today that it is easy to assume you are not making anything worse when you make a cell phone call—that all you are doing is tapping into what’s already out there, like putting one more automobile onto an interstate highway that has already been built.

That is an illusion. When everyone’s phone is turned off, the cell towers are operating at minimal power on one setup channel that has to broadcast at all times in case someone wants to make a call. Things are a little more complex today because more frequencies are in use but that is the basic situation.

What happens when you turn on your phone and make a call is that the nearest cell tower has to turn on a voice channel just for you, which also broadcasts in every direction and also pollutes the whole neighborhood and goes on forever out into the universe. If you have a smart phone and use the Internet the cell tower also opens up a data channel just for you. And in order for you to reach the person you are calling, the cell tower nearest to him or her also has to open up a channel just for that person and send radiation in all directions and that person has to answer their phone and send more radiation in all directions. And on weekdays during the evening commute, and all day Saturday and Sunday, when everyone in the world is on their phone, every cell tower has hundreds of channels operating on hundreds of frequencies and emits much more radiation than late at night when everyone is off their phone. When your phone is off, multiple cell towers are quieter. When you are using your phone, you are polluting your own and at least one other person’s neighborhood.

I only keep my phone for emergencies when I travel. That has minimal impact, right?

The other thing that happens when you make a call is you are demanding service. When you turn on your phone in a remote location where cell phone service is poor or non-existent, your provider registers that as a request for service. If it gets enough requests for service in that location, it will build a cell tower there. Even in a city, when more people make calls at the same time than there is capacity for in the nearest tower, or when everyone starts using more bandwidth or gets more apps than the tower can handle, calls start to be dropped, each dropped call is registered as a request for service, and soon your city has applications for even more cell towers to handle the increased traffic.

I got sick from a smart phone. My flip phone is much safer, right?

Smart phones didn’t come among us until 2004. But the first wave of digital, voice-only cell towers in the United States in 1996 killed at least ten thousand people in a matter of months, 22 and millions more from diabetes, heart disease, and cancer in the succeeding years.23

How did the Cellular Phone Task Force get its name?

Pelda Levey and I [ARF] named our organization the Cellular Phone Task Force in 1996 with several purposes in mind, foremost among them being that the threat to our world that we were facing was and is the cell phone. WiFi came among us in 2001, smart phones in 2004, smart meters in 2007, 5G in 2017, each building on a foundation that has become so big and so omnipresent that most people, even most of the injured, take it for granted. Like the proverbial blind men touching the different extremities of the elephant, we have become oblivious of the beast itself. The problem with smart phones isn’t that they are smart, but that they are phones. Even smart meters are only an arm of the wireless torso, the central creature to which it is attached and to which our civilization and culture have become so dependent, in the short span of two decades, that we can no longer imagine that it is not only possible but necessary to live without it. Only then will we stop 5G. Only then will we keep our landlines. Only then will we save our planet. [CJF emphasis]

Firstenberg References:

1 1 jansky = 10-26 mW/m2/Hz. The values given are for cell phone frequencies.
2 Exposure decreases with the square of the distance.
3 Cell phones are regulated by their Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which is given in watts per kilogram (W/kg). The SAR limit for cell phones in the U.S. is 1.6 W/kg for the brain and 4 W/kg for the hands, wrists and ears. The far-field equivalents are 20 mW/cm2 for the brain and 50 mW/cm2 for the hands, wrists and ears.
4 Mays Swicord, Chain-Length Dependent Microwave Absorption of DNA, Biopolymers 22: 2513-2516 (1983).
5 C. Holtze et al., The Microwave Absorption of Emulsions Containing Aqueous Micro- and Nanodroplets: A Means to Optimize Microwave Heating, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science 302: 651-657 (2006); Max Rauner, “Hot Conversations,” Die Zeit, Aug. 21, 2006 (in German).
6 L. G. Salford et al., Nerve Cell Damage in Mammalian Brain after Exposure to Microwaves from GSM Mobile Phones, Environmental Health Perspectives 111(7): 881-883 (2003).
7 B. R. R. Persson et al., Blood-brain Barrier Permeability in Rats Exposed to Electromagnetic Fields Used in Wireless Communications, Wireless Networks 3: 455-461 (1997).
8 Y. Bejot et al., Trends in the Incidence of Ischaemic Stroke in Young Adults Between 1985 and 2011: the Dijon Stroke Registry, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry 85: 509-513 (2014); J. Putaala et al., Analysis of 1008 consecutive Patients Aged 15 5o 49 with First-Ever Ischemic Stroke: the Helsinki Young Stroke Registry, Stroke 40: 1195-1203 (2009); A Rosengren et al., Twenty-four-year Trends in the Incidence of Ischemic Stroke in Sweden from 1987 to 2010, Stroke 44: 2388-2393 (2013).
9 M. Tibæk et al., Increasing Incidence of Hospitalization for Stroke and Transient Ischemic Attack in Young Adults: A Registry-Based Study, Journal of the American Heart Association 5: e003158 (2016).
10 A. Firstenberg, The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life (AGB Press, 2017), chapters 10-14; A. Sanders et al., The Differential Effects of 200, 591, and 2,450 MHz Radiation on Rat Brain Energy Metabolism,” Bioelectromagnetics 5: 419-33 (1984); M. Blank and R. Goodman, Electromagnetic Fields Stress Living Cells, Pathophysiology 16(2-3): 71-78 (2009).
11 Calcium efflux from brain cells occurs at specific power “windows.” Reducing the power 3000-fold can quadruple the effect. S. Dutta et al., Microwave Radiation-Induced Calcium Ion Flux from Human Neuroblastoma Cells: Dependence on Depth of Amplitude Modulation and Exposure Time. In Biological Effects of Electropollution, S. Dutta and R. Millis, eds. (Information Ventures, 1986), pp. 63-69.
12 “Special Report: The Ring of Truth.” Which? Magazine, April 11-17, 2000.
13 M. L. Wolford et al., Hospitalization for Total Hip Replacement Among Inpatients Aged 45 and Over: United States, 2000-2010, NCHS Data Brief No. 186, Februrary 2015.
14 R. L. Siegel et al., Colorectal Cancer Incidence Patterns in the United States, 1974-2013, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 109(8): djw322 (2017).
15 M. C. S. Wong et al., Global Incidence and Mortality for Prostate Cancer: Analysis of Temporal Patterns and Trends in 36 countries, European Urology 70: 862-874 (2016).
16 Ö. Hallberg and O. Johansson, Apparent Decreases in Swedish Public Health Indicators after 1997 – Are They Due to Improved Diagnostics or to Environmental Factors? Pathophysiology 16(1): 43-46 (2009).
17 A. B. Weiner et al., Increasing Incidence of Metastatic Prostate Cancer in the United States (2004-2013), Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases 19: 395-397 (2016).
18 I. Fejes et al., Relationship between Regular Cell Phone Use and Human Semen Quality, Abstracts of the 20th Annual Meeting of the ESHRE, Berlin, Germany, 27-30 June 2004, p. i57; A. Zilberlicht et cl., Habits of Cell Phone Usage and Sperm Quality – Does It Warrant Attention?, Reproductive BioMedicine Online 31: 421-426 (2015).
19 G. M. Centola et al., Decline in Sperm Count and Motility in Young Adult Men from 2003 to 2013: Observations from a U.S. Sperm Bank, Andrology 4: 270-276 (2016).
20 La Vignera et al., Effects of the Exposure to Mobile Phones on Male Reproduction: A Review of the Literature, Journal of Andrology, 33(3): 350-56 (2012); J. A. Adams et al., Effect of Mobile Telephones on Sperm Quality: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis, Environment International 70: 106-12 (2014); K. Liu et al., Association between Mobile Phone Use and Semen Quality: a Systemic Review and Meta-analysis, Andrology 2: 491-501 (2016); B. J. Houston et al., The Effects of Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiation on Sperm Function, Reproduction 152: R263-R276 (2016);
21 J. G. West et al., Multifocal Breast Cancer in Young Wemen with Prolonged Contact between Their Breasts and Their Cellular Phones, Case Reports in Medicine, article ID 354682 (2013).
22 A. Firstenberg, “PCS Kills Ten Thousand,” No Place To Hide 1(4): 6-7 (1998); A. Firstenberg, “Mortality Statistics (continued),” No Place To Hide 2(2): 11-14 (1999).
23 A. Firstenberg, The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life (AGB Press, 2017), chapters 11-13. The Invisible Rainbow is available for purchase at www.cellphonetaskforce.org

Cell phone use has become nothing short of an addiction, which is grossly affecting and creating the demand for more microwave towers to be built.

However, to get around the terribly expensive costs of adding more infrastructure and having to build additional cell towers costing between $100,000 to $150,000 each, the microwave industry wants to implement 5G by attaching what’s called “thimble” miniature cell towers on utility poles or possibly on your front porch or outside your bedroom window without your approval or your being able to object or have them removed!

This is what happens when consumers become hoodwinked into believing a vested industry’s propaganda about safety and utilitarian benefits for consumers.

Fried brains for everyone?

Resource:

Signs and Symptoms of Cell Phone Addiction
https://www.psychguides.com/guides/s...one-addiction/

Catherine J Frompovich (website) is a retired natural nutritionist who earned advanced degrees in Nutrition and Holistic Health Sciences, Certification in Orthomolecular Theory and Practice plus Paralegal Studies. Her work has been published in national and airline magazines since the early 1980s. Catherine authored numerous books on health issues along with co-authoring papers and monographs with physicians, nurses, and holistic healthcare professionals. She has been a consumer healthcare researcher 35 years and counting.

Catherine’s latest book, published October 4, 2013, is Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don’t Know About Vaccines, available on Amazon.com.

Her 2012 book A Cancer Answer, Holistic BREAST Cancer Management, A Guide to Effective & Non-Toxic Treatments, is available on Amazon.com and as a Kindle eBook.

Two of Catherine’s more recent books on Amazon.com are Our Chemical Lives And The Hijacking Of Our DNA, A Probe Into What’s Probably Making Us Sick (2009) and Lord, How Can I Make It Through Grieving My Loss, An Inspirational Guide Through the Grieving Process (2008)

[Cardillac]

a former co-worker of mine stated yrs. ago one of his friends worked for a cellphone co. and all of the information about the side-effects of cell phones is being supressed-

Larry

[dynamo]

Posted by Cardillac (here)
a former co-worker of mine stated yrs. ago one of his friends worked for a cellphone co. and all of the information about the side-effects of cell phones is being supressed-
Larry

Thanks Larry, why am I not surprised LOL!
It's all about the benjamins...

[ExomatrixTV]

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[dynamo]

Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)
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Still have issues uploading inserting a picture in a comment that suppose to be automatically viewable but it is not ... can ANY admin explain how to do it right?

Thanks for the FB page info, ExomatrixTV.
BTW, I recently posted a similar concern here in this thread:
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And yes, I get an "Invalid link specified" error when I click your attachment.
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[pyrangello]

Were all part of the experiment with the phones only most don't know it. I put my flip phone in my microwave and tried to call it.nope no connection. Then I put an I phone in the microwave and that baby connected and rang no problem. I often wonder if lead paint was outlawed because you couldn,t scan a house thru it, maybe or not?

[dynamo]

Posted by pyrangello (here)
Were all part of the experiment with the phones only most don't know it. I put my flip phone in my microwave and tried to call it.nope no connection. Then I put an I phone in the microwave and that baby connected and rang no problem. I often wonder if lead paint was outlawed because you couldn,t scan a house thru it, maybe or not?

Excellent testing, pyrangello!
Your microwave is shielded for...microwaves but not lower frequencies it seems. Great idea with the tests, thanks for sharing. Yes, it does make one wonder about lead paint, I mean, how many kids actually chewed on lead paint? But, better safe than sorry for the children (and pets) in the long run. There are other shielding paints available now based on carbon, graphite or something like that. I would like to use them but they are pricey, way beyond my budget, that's for sure!

[bluestflame]

Posted by pyrangello (here)
Were all part of the experiment with the phones only most don't know it. I put my flip phone in my microwave and tried to call it.nope no connection. Then I put an I phone in the microwave and that baby connected and rang no problem. I often wonder if lead paint was outlawed because you couldn,t scan a house thru it, maybe or not?

i have theorised this is also why they stopped using lead in fuel , interferes with thier tech , housepaints/ carpaints stop the invasive tech to manipulate and other destructive effects , i'd ditch the tinfoil for lead any day why do they use lead boxes to contain radiation

[uzn]

I would not eat anything that went through a wicrowave. There is an engish study where they fed calf milk from their mothers but they heated the milk in a microwave and let it cool again. All calfs were dead after two weeks. Probably coincidence.



This Looks pretty bad:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=k0TSyIn5KMo

[East Sun]

Call me paranoid if you want but I have never allowed a microwave in my house.
I use only water from glass bottles, no plastic or aluminum.
But I have had heart attacks and strokes.

My Dr. says I'm still hare because of my holistic life style.
Who knows?

I'm sure it has made a difference.

[GrnEggsNHam]

Posted by East Sun (here)
Call me paranoid if you want but I have never allowed a microwave in my house.
I use only water from glass bottles, no plastic or aluminum.
But I have had heart attacks and strokes.

My Dr. says I'm still hare because of my holistic life style.
Who knows?

I'm sure it has made a difference.

No doubt, and it sounds as if your body is not prepared to battle this increased radiation. I doubt many people born before 1980 have adapted and will surely be killed by the increased radiation in our society. I'm not focused on researching this and don't have any evidence or facts to back up this opinion. However, I've reviewed the information regarding radio frequencies and I've also studied the human host defense system(immune system). The human body is entirely capable of protecting itself from basically any threat should it be introduced during development and not kill the host. Meaning children born during the cellular era will either develop radiation resistance(and live rather normal lives) or show signs of degradation(immune disorder) resulting in numerous ailments or death. Thus my statement about the radiation and people born before 1980.

I haven't finished researching this yet, but H2O(water) appears to have a significant effect on our bodies health. I think most people know this already but our bodies mainly consist of H2O. Water can be a superb conductor if primed with sodium. If our bodies are mainly H2O and we consume a lot of sodium I'm positing that we become a conductive antennae. I'm really not too happy to have figured this out... Ignorance is bliss

[Justplain]

I understand the warnings in the OP, and certainly hear the dangers of holding cell phones to the head. However, the researcher seems to make illogical claims that holding a cell phone in your hand turns your arm and hand into a transmitter that's as bad as holding it to your head. The researcher also claims that microwave high volume is as bad low, and that protection doesn't work and headphones don't help. I don't see the evidence for these claims and it contradicts what I have heard elsewhere, so I would disagree with that part of the OP.

[dynamo]

Posted by Justplain (here)
I understand the warnings in the OP, and certainly hear the dangers of holding cell phones to the head. However, the researcher seems to make illogical claims that holding a cell phone in your hand turns your arm and hand into a transmitter that's as bad as holding it to your head. The researcher also claims that microwave high volume is as bad low, and that protection doesn't work and headphones don't help. I don't see the evidence for these claims and it contradicts what I have heard elsewhere, so I would disagree with that part of the OP.

Your entire body, being composed of electro-chemical materials and reactions, is both an antenna and transmitter. Transmissions from cell to cell throughout the body and brain occur constantly.
Protection devices that cover only one side of a cellphone are useless, for the most part. The entire phone must be covered for the protection device (shield) to be effective.
With headphones, you are placing radiators of 20Hz to 20kHz energy directly into the ear canal.
Also, please note the content of the author's statement:

The higher the power, the more heat. The lower the power, the more leakage of the blood-brain barrier. The higher the power, the more your metabolism is disturbed. The lower the power, the more calcium leaks out of your cells. Microwave radiation injures the body in many different ways. It depends on which effect you are looking at.

[Janet Cotten]

I make ORGONITE. Do your research. There is a way to neutralize the EMFs. Materials are inexpensive....copper wire, quartz crystal, metal in a resin mold........I give them out, put them at base of cell phone towers, spread them out across country.....ORGONITE is a must in 2018!!!!!..........NEED MORE AWARENESS

[dynamo]

Posted by Janet Cotten (here)
I make ORGONITE. Do your research. There is a way to neutralize the EMFs. Materials are inexpensive....copper wire, quartz crystal, metal in a resin mold........I give them out, put them at base of cell phone towers, spread them out across country.....ORGONITE is a must in 2018!!!!!..........NEED MORE AWARENESS

If orgonite was 100% effective at neutralizing, cell phones wouldn't work, would they?
NO NEED TO YELL AT US LOL, JK!
I will give you this, however, thank you for sharing with us, every bit of information helps.
But there is no way organite, or even a faraday cage, can completely block all harmful radiation.
Dampen it, yes, but not 100% block it.
Now, a 4 foot thick lead enclosure, that may work LOL!

[leavesoftrees]

In this interview Dr. Mercola interviews Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt on the dangers of electromagnetic fields and how chronic exposure is contributing to the high rates of chronic disease today.

Klinghardt is a practising physician who has been warning of the dangers of EMF to human health. If a patient won't follow his EMF reduction protocol then he refuses to continue seeing him. Topics covered include strategies for minimising EMF exposure from cell phones, WIFI routers, and turning off all power in house, preferably at the fuse box, at night when sleeping as this is the period when the brain is most susceptible to EMF. EMF also impact on micro biomes in the human body causing in internal imbalance and illness
He also says that holding the phone away from the head is of little use as the arm can act as a transmitter

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AS1gQgnUf5A

[Valerie Villars]

A bit of a different take on cell phone use changing us physically.

New research in biomechanics suggests that young people are developing hornlike spikes at the back of their skulls — bone spurs caused by the forward tilt of the head, which shifts weight from the spine to the muscles at the back of the head, causing bone growth in the connecting tendons and ligaments. The weight transfer that causes the buildup can be compared to the way the skin thickens into a callus as a response to pressure or abrasion.

The result is a hook or hornlike feature jutting out from the skull, just above the neck.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...=.5d89fa0edcba

[Jayke]

Posted by Valerie Villars (here)
A bit of a different take on cell phone use changing us physically.

New research in biomechanics suggests that young people are developing hornlike spikes at the back of their skulls — bone spurs caused by the forward tilt of the head, which shifts weight from the spine to the muscles at the back of the head, causing bone growth in the connecting tendons and ligaments. The weight transfer that causes the buildup can be compared to the way the skin thickens into a callus as a response to pressure or abrasion.

The result is a hook or hornlike feature jutting out from the skull, just above the neck.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...=.5d89fa0edcba

It looks similar to an occipital bun to me. Prevelant in people with Neanderthal DNA (Yep. I got one. Had it all my life. Even before phones and tablets were a thing. Always leaves a tuft of hair when the barber goes over it with the clippers ). Mine is nowhere near as long or hornlike as that though. Maybe the forward head tilt exacerbates the shape in young, developing skulls.

Or maybe the Neanderthals spent too much time tilting their heads forward to carve pictograms on stone tablets.