Wireless -- Rebuttals
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Rebuts Psychology Today article “Tin Foil Hats: Tired Trope or Sign of the Times?” by Joe Pierre.
I As documented in the Commission’s final report, the strong consensus of the commission was that wireless radiation exposure poses a significant threat to human health, which include, but are not limited to, the risk of neuropsychiatric effects. Examples of neuropsychiatric effects triggered by radiofrequency-electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) exposure are seizures, cognitive impairment, attention deficit disorder, migraine, and may include emotional disturbances such as anxiety and depression. Exposure to RF-EMF may include sperm damage, oxidative stress, DNA damage and cancer.
Rebuts Psychology Today article “Tin Foil Hats: Tired Trope or Sign of the Times?” by Joe Pierre.
My objection, in addition to name calling–which is a form of bullying–is based on science as I have been working with people who have an intolerance to electromagnetic frequencies for decades. We have also done studies with plants and, presumably, their response isn’t psychosomatic either.
5G: The Trouble With the New Phone Network
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOvAZPHDogs