The most well-known effects of artificial waves on health are:
Unexplained fatigue, insomnia, anxiety, depression, dizziness, loss of attention, concentration problems, hyperactivity.
Headache, tinnitus, cognitive impairment.
Redness and tingling of the skin, burning sensations, slowing down of skin cell renewal.
And more seriously
*Cardiac arrhythmias, blood pressure disorders.
*Opening of the blood-brain barrier which serves as a protective filter for the *brain by blocking unwanted elements present in the blood (toxins, pathogens, heavy metals, etc.).
*Disturbance of the electroencephalogram, neurodegenerative diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease.
*Brain tumors, leukemias, melanomas, breast cancer.
Impacts on vision, according to a study carried out in 2005 by the Technion Institute of Technology.
Change in blood count (high level of lymphocytes).
Almost radical decrease in sperm (infertility), risk of miscarriages.
Severe decrease in libido (follicle stimulating hormone).
These effects are highlighted by numerous epidemiological studies, but most often the suspected biological phenomena have not been demonstrated due to the lack of funding for the specific independent research that would be necessary. In research, the origin of funds influences study results and this also applies to research into the harmfulness of artificial waves.
DNA breakage: cancer
Numerous studies have shown the powerful carcinogenic effects of pulsed microwave frequencies (wifi, DECT telephone, mobile telephony) on living matter. DNA breaks in vitro and cancer have been observed in animal studies. The cells die or become cancerous. In addition, exposure to electromagnetic waves causes a decrease in the secretion of melatonin, thereby reducing the ability of lymphocytes to destroy cancer cells.
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