WHO claims that electromagnetic radiation from sources such as
5G and smartphones is safe. But independent researchers disagree, citing
concerns over cancer, mental health and other health risks.
The
International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic
Fields has criticised WHO for conflicts of interest, flawed
methodologies and downplaying of health risks.
The official line
from the World Health Organisation (“WHO”) and others says 5G and other
sources of electromagnetic radiation are entirely safe, but independent
researchers with no financial backing from, in this case, the Telecoms
industry have a very different view.
The public, as always, is
largely in the dark. The same “tin foil hat” attributions abound. Quite
apart from any electromagnetic mechanisms, there are also huge concerns
about excess time on smartphones and devices in childhood linked to an
increase in mental health difficulties,
Your smartphone, your
Wi-Fi, your smart meter, your other smart gadgets and much else all use
radio-frequency radiation (“RFR”), but what physical effect is this
having on you and your family’s health? Where can the truth be found?
Although we only ever hear publicly that RFR “should” be safe, a glimpse behind the scenes reveals a raging battle amongst scientists in an attempt to control the narrative.
This
struggle comes at a time when the governments of the world are awaiting
the forthcoming WHO Environmental Health Criteria monograph, which will
pronounce on the health risks or otherwise of exposure to
electromagnetic fields, including RFR. Even more critical is the
upcoming possible reclassification of RFR as a probable cancer risk by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (“IARC”). The stakes could not be higher....<<<Read More>>>...
