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Wireless pollution 'out of control' as corporate race for 5G gears up

Wireless pollution 'out of control' as corporate race for 5G gears up | Health Supreme | Scoop.it

With the UK's Digital Economy Bill set to be finalised today, new 5G microwave spectra are about to be released across the planet without adequate safety testing, writes Lynne Wycherley. Global neglect of the Precautionary Principle is opening the way to corporate profit but placing humans and ecosystems at risk, and delaying a paradigm shift towards safer connectivity. 

 

In his summer press conference, Tom Wheeler - former head of the CTIA, the vast telecoms lobby group, and controversial chair of the Federal Communications Commission - proposed unbridled "massive deployment" of commercial 5G transmitters, taking off in 2020. 

 

Anticipating "tens of billions of dollars" of economic growth, with US telecoms "first out of the gate", he warned "Stay out of the way of technological development! Turning innovation loose is far preferable to expecting ... regulators to define the future". 

 

With no mention of health-testing, carbon costs, or corporate responsibility, the FCC voted unaminously to go ahead by releasing swathes of untested high frequencies for private sector exploitation - so setting a trend...

Sepp Hasslberger's insight:

Wonderful article ... and a wake-up call on that electromagnetic wave front that is hitting us more and more

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Business executive who claimed spending six hours a day on his mobile gave him brain cancer dies aged 44

Business executive who claimed spending six hours a day on his mobile gave him brain cancer dies aged 44 | Health Supreme | Scoop.it
Ian Phillips, from Cardiff, spent his last months warning about the risks of long exposure to radiation from mobiles. He said his job had led to him spending 100 hours a month making calls.
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We would all do well to limit our use of mobile phones as much as we possibly can. 

Naomie Mullins's comment, May 29, 2016 8:00 AM
sometimes treatments harm...every operation and procedure has the potential to be perceived as a trauma and death sentence...
(((He said: 'They gave me three years to live but I will prove them wrong time and again.

'The tumour has shrunk to nothing once but it's back now and I'm having chemo again.

'But I am convinced that it will disappear again before my current course of chemotherapy is complete.'


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3600739/Business-executive-claimed-spending-six-hours-day-mobile-gave-cancer-dies-aged-44.html#ixzz4A2rzhCKQ
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Naomie Mullins's comment, May 29, 2016 8:03 AM
https://salonesoterica.wordpress.com/2007/12/01/why-75-of-doctors-would-refuse-chemothrerapy-on-themselves/
This is what many doctors and scientists have to say about chemotherapy:“The majority of the cancer patients in this country die because of chemotherapy, which does not cure breast, colon or lung cancer. This has been documented for over a decade and nevertheless doctors still utilize chemotherapy to fight these tumors.” (Allen Levin, MD, UCSF, “The Healing of Cancer”, Marcus Books, 1990).
Naomie Mullins's comment, May 29, 2016 8:08 AM
Pater and Loeb (181) were among the first to show that perceived fatigue is an independent predictor of QOL and survival in cancer patients. Numerous other studies have followed confirming their results (14, 20, 38, 202). A component of perceived fatigue could be a decline in cognitive function. Evaluation of cognitive impairment involves functionality of multiple domains, which include visuospatial skill, memory, language, and motor function (258).

Over half of patients undergoing chemotherapy exhibit cognitive impairment (109), which is associated with patients perceived fatigue (18). This sense of tiredness can persist from 6 months to 2 years following remission, providing insight into the debilitating, and sometimes long-term side effects of cancer and its treatment (120, 132, 149).
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3176345/