So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. We are designed for our natural environment.
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including for pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26151230/
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15368370802344037
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4503846/
There are far too many studies to choose from showing these effects. That's why it doesn't make much sense to nitpick one. If it's not penetrating the tissue, how could sperm be effected and how could oxidative stress be so clearly elevated? 93/100 show oxidative effects in one meta-analysis
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. We are designed for our natural environment.
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including for pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26151230/
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15368370802344037
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4503846/
There are far too many studies to choose from showing these effects. That's why it doesn't make much sense to nitpick one. If it's not penetrating the tissue, how could sperm be effected and how could oxidative stress be so clearly elevated?
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. We are designed for our natural environment.
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including for pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26151230/
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15368370802344037
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4503846/
There are far too many studies to choose from showing these effects. That's why it doesn't make much sense to nitpick one, this is just reality.
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. We are designed for our natural environment.
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including for pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. We are designed for our natural environment.
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. I
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.
Frequencies used in cellular network at power levels used are unable to reach inside human.
Maybe that's what they teach you engineers, but medical researchers know better than this.
So you said a lot, and made a couple valid points along the way. However, your objections tend to favor the effects being DOWNPLAYED not OVERSTATED. For example you mentioned less audio being input could perhaps scale down the phone to a lower power mode. In that case, the fact they still observed significant effects is only more damning.
And even if this heavy protection is penetrated, the effect of EM waves interaction with living being organs is heat.
"Only heat, only heat" That is a pure denialist industry line, and not surprising from someone who gets visibly upset when presented with facts about low intensity microwave studies.
The fact you immediately resorted to attitude / ridicule over clear and concise logic told me all I needed to know, but parroting that line confirms it.
Despite you claiming I am lacking knowledge in the subject, by claiming heat is the only effect, you've proven you never even bothered to do research into this topic. You only research from the perspective of an engineer, not a medical researcher.
All it takes is a day or two looking through Google Scholar to find enough articles to know that it's not "just heat", it's oxidative stress, disruption of membranes, disruption of blood brain barrier, and reproductive harm at low intensity levels of wifi and cell phone RF. You've fallen into exactly the trap that Dr Cindy Russell called out in her presentation.
The truth is that for completely unknown reason, life on planet Earth have a very strong protection from EM waves.
That's dogma rather than health science. You don't get to simply lump in all EM waves together, because these microwave patterns are NOT ambient levels in nature. I
UHF therapy is well established medical treatment since at least 1950s and used routinely in treatment of many diseases.
I looked it up. Let's see contraindications
"Therapy is contraindicated in malignant neoplasms; blood diseases; cardiovascular insufficiency; pregnancy; hypotonic disease; presence of metal implants in the body (pacemakers, prostheses); pancreatic diseases; diabetic retinopathy; individual intolerance; lack of blood circulation; predisposition to bleeding; acute heart attack and stroke; feverish conditions in infectious diseases."
and
"The duration of UHF therapy is 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment includes 5-15 procedures,"
So I sure as hell wouldn't want to be subjected to a medical therapy 24/7 for something meant to be 10-15 minutes for a limited number of sessions and that has all those contraindications (including pregnancy, which relates to that rat study).
Remember, chemotherapy is a therapy, but it's also a poison. It has it's place, and that place is few and far between, not forced onto the public.