http://bit.ly/Ccckd It's true, alright. We're being sucked into a vortex of EMR, and in today's society, nobody can avoid it. It's almost like being trapped inside a maze for eternity, but not even knowing of it. This sea of radiation we are swimming in everyday is produced by electrical appliances, power lines, wiring in buildings, and a slew of other technologies that are part of modern life, and that we learn to accept.
Even so, society still doesn't realize what is happening, although the threat is right in front of our very eyes. Government regulators and the cell phone industry refuse to admit that these dangers, which include genetic damage, brain dysfunction, brain tumors, and other conditions such as sleep disorders and headaches, exist.
Today, there are more than two billion cellphone users being exposed every day to the dangers of electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Researchers say that if there is a safe level of EMR that the human body can tolerate, it is so low that we cannot even detect it. Overall, it's quite clear that we are missing the point. My opinion? We are ignoring the risks, when they are so oblivious it is hard to see how we do so.
So what's your opinion? Do you see our world from an EMR standpoint, and notice how we overlook the dangers of this form of radiation? Or do you still believe that cellphones are as safe as ever? Comment with your thoughts, more to come.
-EMRadiation
The future will be telling.
ReplyDeleteI agree, we need to act before it is too late. Do you feel you are swimming in a sea of radiation, and need to be connected, or do you want out? Please tune in for future posts, I hope you enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteWhat we need is to confirm the quality of the testing
ReplyDeleteVery true; however, we have already published studies and cases where EMR seems to lead o various disease and cancer, if one has been exposed to this for a long time. Basically, it is now a matter of getting the message out that EMR is dangerous, then we see how the world and society will act based on this being true... Your opinion?
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