Long-Term Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation
Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) has become very much part of our daily lives.
Welcome to the Wireless-EMF Age
If ever there was a doubt before, the statistics [1, 2] below just don’t lie; we’re clearly in the wireless age. This year, the number of cell phones on the planet will outnumber people. The average age for the first cell phone is now 13 years old. Mobile web adoption...Cell Radiation as a Carcinogen
Dr. Anthony Miller from the University of Toronto’s School of Public Health’s disposition that RF radiation should be considered a Class 2A, a probable carcinogen.Cellular-Based Devices and Radiation
Beautiful picture above, isn’t it? Don’t be deceived; the color you see is the electromagnetic radiation fields from cell phone towers over New York City. Atop office buildings where workers spend 8-10 hours per day, and apartment buildings where people live the...Switching to a Wired Connection for EMF Protection
n 2012, a team of 29 doctors and medical experts gathered to discuss non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation — the very kind emitted by laptops and cell phones every day. The result of this meeting was a 1,479 page report summarizing the adverse health effects of...New Study Confirms Connection with WiFi Radiation and Sperm Health
Laptop radiation made another headline recently after being connected to men’s reproductive health. In the report, linked below, it was found that both motility and morphology, important factors in successful reproduction, are negatively affected by WiFi...