Wi-Fi Hazard

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Wi-Fi Threat

 

The potential threat of Wi-Fi technology covers not only mobile phones, but most of all all kinds of Wi-Fi transmitters and distributors, in particular antennas, base stations and satellites.

In public places, specialized systems are introduced to facilitate the performance of work.

 

Do you know why Wi-Fi connectivity is secured in subway tunnels? Clearly it requires high and concentrated power to which all train passengers are exposed. This is for the convenience of users of mobile phones or other Wi-Fi gadgets.

 

The use of Wi-Fi technology may indicate:

 

• A common technology that allows electronic devices to exchange data wirelessly (Wi-Fi) via a computer

network, including high-speed Internet.

• A device using a Wi-Fi network can connect to a network resource, such as the Internet, through a wireless access point.

Such an access point has a range of approximately 20 m (65 ft) indoors and a greater range outdoors.

 

This has an impact on:

 

• the brains of the Earth's population (over 7,000,000,000 people) are exposed to an unknown spectrum of electromagnetic fields

• there are no known hazard criteria,

• no monitoring exposure - it is random and grows exponentially every day,

• they are not any research (we conduct a life experiment on the entire human population without knowing the result)

• no prophylaxis - no one knows what or how to do it just because we have no idea what we are going to approach in the near future

Symptoms of exposition to Wi-Fi and other EMFs (ElectroMagnetic Fields):

 

• Chronic muscle pain, muscle spasms, or tightness
• Moderate or severe fatigue (or just a fatigue especially after night rest)
• Decreased energy (lack of energy)
• Low Immune System
• Chronic fatigue 
• Insomnia or waking up feeling just as tired as when you went to sleep
• Stiffness upon waking or after staying in one position for too long
• Difficulty remembering, concentrating, and performing simple mental tasks 
• Disorganizing
• Learning and remembering difficulty
• Memory loss and confusion
• Attention Difficulties 
• Could be in background of developing Autism,  ADD and  ADHD
• Tension or migraine and headaches
• Feeling anxious or depressed
• Irritation and aggressive behavior
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Sensitivity to one or more of the following: odours, noise, bright lights, medications, certain foods, and cold
• Digestive Disorders
• Numbness or tingling in the face, arms, hands, legs, or feet
• Skin sensitivity
• Reduced tolerance for exercise and muscle pain after exercise
• Muscle aches
• Low Sperm Count
• Miscarriage
• A feeling of swelling (without actual swelling) in the hands and feet
• A swelling of the mucus membranes such as nose, throat, ears and sinuses without any infectious cause
• Widespread pain
• Eye irritation
• Problems with vision
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Cold/flu like symptoms
• A feeling of impending influenza (flu) that somehow never quite breaks out
• Heart rate irregularities
• Cardiac palpitations
• Teeth and jaw pains
• Chest pain
• Aches and pains in muscles and joints
• A warm or burning sensation in the face somewhat like feeling sunburnt
• A tingling or prickling sensation across the face or other parts of the body 
• Extreme dryness of mucus membranes such as the back of the throat and eyes

Infertility

 

There is a direct relationship between the amount of time you use a cell phone or exposure to a cell tower, and a decrease in sperm count. Sperm counts are halved in men who carry cell phones in their pants pockets for four hours a day. Sperm motility is also disturbed.

The testicular barrier that protects sperm is the most sensitive tissue in the body and is 100 times more absorbent. In addition to sperm count and function, sperm DNA is damaged 3 times more if exposed to Wi-Fi in close proximity (e.g. a cell tower built next to a house) or a mobile phone.

 

Nobody knows how it affects female organs and eggs. This can be catastrophic - from problems with pregnancy or affecting conception to genetic deformities.

 

Especially children:

• children are exposed to the entire spectrum of electromagnetic fields in the same way as adults
• all organs are in development, so they can be affected much more easily than adults
• Wi-Fi is interfering with the children's brain, which is still underdeveloped
• reproductive organs are exposed to huge amounts of Wi-Fi energy in school and during social activities
• children tend to use electronic toys - cell phones and wireless games

Is Wi-Fi safe or not?

 

The explanation from the business industry behind the use of Wi-Fi technology is that because there is no RF EMF heating of the brain, there is no risk to the human brain, completely ignoring the fact that most of the biological effects are non-thermal in nature. We are convinced that the safety standards are "OK".

 

Wi-Fi and the effects of mobile communication have an impact on children from conception, through infants, to teenagers and the elderly, most of whom are not interested in mobile communication. This is extremely dangerous, especially for children who use cell phones from an early age without parental control.

 

In assessing the threat of cell phone EMF in children, the main concern is the direct effect of EMF on the child's brain, which is a critical organ.

 

The baby's brain is still in the phase of physiological development. What's more, when children use cell phones every day and over the years, they expose not only the brain, but also the complex nervous system to the electromagnetic field.

 

The risk of PEM microwave radiation for the part of the population that most frequently uses wireless communication - children and young adults:

For the first time in the history of our civilization, the most critical systems in the human body - the brain and nervous system of children and adults are exposed to complex and unknown exposure to electromagnetic fields.

Due to physiological reasons (e.g. the thickness of the skull), the child's brain showed a higher rate of specific electromagnetic field absorption compared to the adult brain. In this way, more parts of the brain are exposed to high-frequency electromagnetic fields, including those responsible for intellectual development.

Children became owners of cell phones and other uncontrolled sources of electromagnetic fields.

Due to the age specificity, children cannot assess the potential dangers of a mobile phone. Rather, they consider it a great communication and entertainment tool.

Children 3-4 years of age will use mobile communications for longer than their parents throughout their lives. There is evidence that children and young adults are the most aggressive users of mobile communications and Wi-Fi technology today.

It is a pity that, with the support and encouragement of their parents, these two groups are exposed for long hours to the uncontrolled exposure to RF electromagnetic fields. In addition, even during the period of embryonic development, the child's body is exposed to direct electromagnetic (mother's cell phone) and indirect influence from all surrounding Wi-Fi sources.

 

Children have exceptional sensitivity. As they grow and develop (Wi-Fi technology - a global experiment), there are times when their organs and systems may be particularly sensitive to certain environmental hazards (Wi-Fi and other electromagnetic fields).

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