Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The cell phone is the perfect smart bomb. It is harmless to infrastructure while efficiently killing people (thinning out the population as urged by the Georgia Guidestones which declares the world population – currently at 7.21 billion (as of Jan 1st 2015) and 7.5 billion as of today) should be lowered and maintained to “under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature”. That goal requires that ~15 out of 16 people alive today have to die). By 2009, 67% of humans were putting this smart bomb up to their brain for many hours a day, and by 2013 over 90% of Americans were using cell phone (40% of homes were exclusively cell phone, no land lines). But how convenient that the less developed countries (with the poorest people and the greatest untapped natural resources), had and continue to have the highest use of these sexy, desirable, and addictive accessories called cell phones.
If you still can’t hear me now, allow me to remind you NOT to put it up to your head. Use the speaker phone function. Remind yourself that you have already agreed that you will never touch your phone when it is turned on…. (yes you read that correctly!) The personal injury attorneys for cell phone companies have made it a condition of activating your phone when you first buy it that you will never have it on and closer than 5/8th of an inch to your body.
The commentators at The Georgia Guidestones (funded anonymously but located on state land so maintained by tax payers) muse about the method for killing 15 out of every 16 living people on earth:
Hmm…Can you hear me now?
Long-term cell phone use increases brain tumor risk
Electromagnetic Radiation Safety, February 22, 2017
During the second week of February, two meta-analyses that examined the research on the risk of cell phone use and brain tumor risk were published in peer-reviewed journals. Both papers reported a statistically significant relationship between cell phone use of ten or more years and increased brain tumor risk.
The authors of the first paper conclude that, “These results are in concordance with the conclusion of the expert panel for the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), that cell phones are possibly carcinogenic (Group 2B).” The authors of the second paper call for the adoption of precautionary measures to reduce the adverse effects of cell phone use.
The first paper was published in the International Journal of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health, and the second paper was published in the medical journal, Neurological Sciences.
For more information: http://bit.ly/cellphonebraintu
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Researchers: Long-term cell phone use may increase your risk for a brain tumor
Bob Segall, WTHR (NBC affiliate in Indianapolis, IN), Feb 21, 2017 [story and video (1:31)]
Joel M. Moskowitz, Ph.D., Director
Center for Family and Community Health
School of Public Health
University of California, Berkeley
Electromagnetic Radiation Safety
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