Greg Pappas
Dangers of EMF

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are the cause of symptoms like cancer, insomnia and fatigue, but what can you do to protect yourself?

Dangers of EMF
Greg Pappas
Brain Cancer & Cell Phones

Ethics compelled us to ensure that all reasonable people have access to the basic scientific facts. Your cell phone is a microwave transmitter and it should bear a cancer warning! Microwave energy oscillates at millions to billions of cycles per second. The Journal of Cellular Biochemistry reports that these frequencies cause cancer and other diseases by interfering with cellular DNA and its repair mechanisms. Brain cancer and cell phone risk is real. Microwave promotes rapid cell aging. Italian scientists have recently demonstrated that cell phone radiation makes cancerous cells grow aggressively. Cordless phones marked 900 megahertz or 2.4 gigahertz emit the same dangerous microwave radiation as cell phones.

Brain Cancer & Cell Phones

Tips To Protect Yourself From Cell Phone Radiation

Tips To Protect Yourself From Cell Phone Radiation

Cell phone radiation causes a lot of deadly diseases. Below are some of the tips to Protect Yourself from Cell Phone Radiation.

Cellphone Radiation Protection: Your Health Questions ANSWERED!

Cellphone Radiation Protection: Your Health Questions ANSWERED!

4 of the most common questions asked about cell phone radiation

Dangers of EMF

Dangers of EMF

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are the cause of symptoms like cancer, insomnia and fatigue, but what can you do to protect yourself?

Italian court finds link between cell phone use and tumor

A longtime Telecom Italia employee has been awarded monthly social security payments after a court found that his brain tumor was caused by improper use of a company-issued cellphone

California Department of Public Health Releases Cell Phone Radiation Warning Document (VIDEO)

California Department of Public Health Releases Cell Phone Radiation Warning Document (VIDEO)

What is inside that draft is alarming, but state health officials say it was never finalized or officially adopted by the department. Berkeley-based doctor, Joel Moskowitz, sued the state in 2016 under the California Public Records Act to get it released. So, the first thing you’ll notice is the big black letters stamped across it, “draft and not for public release."