Dr. Devra Davis | Cell Phone Dangers

[Helvetic]

Cell Phone Dangers | Dr. Devra Davis @ National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNNSztN7wJc

If you think the jury's still out on whether cell phones can be dangerous to your health, then you might want to take the time to listen to this video. Dr. Devra Davis, author of the book, "The Secret History of the War on Cancer," has been researching the safety hazards of radiation emanating from your cell phone.

Like many people, Dr. Davis just didn't believe the possibility of cell phones being dangerous―until she studied it. And now, with the toxicological and epidemiological evidence to back up her claims, she's trying to get the word out that cell phone radiation is not only dangerous, but can be downright lethal.

In her lecture, Dr. Davis explains how the biological impact of your cell phone is not related to its power, which is quite weak, but rather to the erratic nature of its signal and its ability to disrupt resonance and interfere with DNA repair. This is now believed to be the most plausible theory for understanding the wide array of health impacts discovered, which includes cancer... ~Dr. Mercola

[Bo Atkinson]

Please also click and study here: This thread describes the technological history of the corrupt powers which completely distorted human uses of electronics! Especially in terms of electrical energy markets and also electronic communication devices... (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?46312-Tap-on-Tap-off-the-tapper.&p=505218&viewfull=1#post505218)Exclusive post made to Avalon-- A keynote speaker in the linked video called "cell phones" as such: "silly phones". Let us educate our selves comprehensively.

This is so important. We need to mitigate our unecessary exposures to microwaves. First with small measures which reduce cell phone damage to brain. Politically, at some point, we need to promote more benign communications technologies which by now could have been made available-- Starting in the days of Nikola Tesla.
Thanks Helvetic