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Can Microwave
Radiation Can Cause Irritable Bowel Syndrome? Part 1
Cell Tower
Life Bluetube Headsets
Cell Phone Towers Health Effects
EM Field Meter
Cell Phone Sensitivity
You may have already done your research on cell phone
safety, realized it’s not safe for adults or children and
either drastically reduced your usage, gotten an air tube
headset, or like me, just stopped using one (along with your
cordless phone in your house, which uses the same microwave
frequency).
But have you thought about WiFi safety, or wireless
computer/internet safety? Perhaps you have a wireless
computer network in your house, or at work? Or perhaps your
kids’ school has installed a WiFi router to service their
wireless computers? Or perhaps your kids play for hours on a
Wii or Nintendo DS – both of which use wireless pulsed
microwave radiation technology?
Here’s the big RUB: It doesn’t matter if your kids are using
the computers or not, if the school has WiFi, they are being
irradiated continuously, whether they are using a computer
or not. That’s why this issue is making me crazy – I used to
think, “Well, my kids aren’t on the computers so they’re
okay.” NOT.
We have many scientists and researchers stepping forward to
share the results of their research, and one of them is
Barrie Trower – who worked as a specialist in microwave and
stealth weaponry for the British military for 11 years.
For anyone who tells you there isn’t enough solid data on
cell phone or WiFi risks, just point them to this page of
quotes from experts on electromagnetic frequencies and
radiation.
Here’s one of my favorites:
“We are constantly being bathed in an increasing sea of
radiation from exposure to the above, as well as electrical
appliances, computers, Bluetooth devices, Wi-Fi
installations and over 2,000 communications satellites in
outer space that shower us with signals to GPS receivers.
New WiMax transmitters on cell phone towers that have a
range of up to two square miles compared to Wi-Fi’s 300 feet
will soon turn the core of North America into one huge
electromagnetic hot spot. Children are more severely
affected because their brains are developing and their
skulls are thinner. A two-minute call can alter brain
function in a child for an hour, which is why other
countries ban their sale or discourage their use under the
age of 18. In contrast, this is the segment of the
population now being targeted here in a $2 billion U.S.
advertising campaign that views “tweens” (children between 8
and 12 years old) as the next big cell phone market. Firefly
and Barbie cell phones are also being promoted for 6 to
8-year-olds.
It is not generally appreciated that there is a cumulative
effect and that talking on a cell phone for just an hour a
day for ten years can add up to 10,000 watts of radiation.
That’s ten times more than from putting your head in a
microwave oven. Pregnant women may also be at increased risk
based on a study showing that children born to mothers who
used a cell phone just two or three times a day during
pregnancy showed a dramatic increase in hyperactivity and
other behavioral and emotional problems. And for the 30% of
children who had also used a cell phone by age 7, the
incidence of behavioral problems was 80% higher!
Whether ontogeny (embryonic development) recapitulates
phylogeny is debatable, but it is clear that lower forms of
life are also much more sensitive. If you put the positive
electrode of a 1.5 volt battery in the Pacific Ocean at San
Francisco and the negative one off San Diego, sharks in the
in between these cities can detect the few billionths of a
volt electrical field. EMF fields have also been implicated
in the recent massive but mysterious disappearance of
honeybee colonies essential for pollinating over 90
commercial crops. As Albert Einstein warned, “If the bee
disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would
only have four years of life left.”
- Paul J. Rosch, MD
Armadale, Victoria
Wichita Falls, Texas
Topeka, Kansas
France, Paris
Erie, Pennsylvania
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Santa Ana, California
Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou
Wangaratta, Victoria
As Sur, United Arab Emirates, As Sur, UAE
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