Dangers of cellphone
 
 

Children’s skulls are thinner and their brains contain more fluid than adults’. Radio frequencies travel through children’s brains much more easily and therefore increase the risk of cancer.

Don’t use a cell phone with babies or young children on your lap or in your  arms.

Ultrasounds and electronic fetal monitoring also expose your unborn infant to EMR. You may want to consider avoiding these procedures unless

absolutely necessary

Reference: Dr. George Carlo, Medical Alert: Aggravated Symptom Relapses (May 2008)

Don’t use a cell phone with babies or young children on your lap or in your arms.

Ultrasounds and electronic fetal monitoring also expose your unborn infant to EMR. You may want to consider avoiding these procedures unless absolutely necessary.

 

Reference: Dr. George Carlo, Medical Alert: Aggravated Symptom Relapses (May 2008)

Regular phones are your safest bet for conversations and work.

Reference: Dr. George Carlo, Medical Alert: Aggravated Symptom

Relapses (May 2008)

The base of a cordless phone emits high levels of EMR, even when the phone is not being

used.

 

Reference: Dr. George Carlo, Medical Alert: Aggravated Symptom

Relapses (May 2008)

By moving the cell phone just 5 cm (approximately 2 inches) away from your head while talking on it, you reduce the electromagnetic radiation that reaches your head by 75%.

You cut your EMR exposure to less than 1% by keeping the cell phone over 18 cm (approximately 7 inches) away from any part of your body.

Reference: R. B. Herberman, MD, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (2008)

The hip produces 80% of the body’s red blood cells and is especially vulnerable to EMR

damage. Close proximity may also affect fertility.

 

Reference: Dr. George Carlo, Medical Alert: Aggravated Symptom Relapses (May 2008)

Headsets, including the ear

buds that come with most cell

phones today, have been

shown to act as antennae,

channeling the EMR directly

into the ear canal.