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The subject of electrosensitivity from electromagnetic frequencies is
causing a great deal of controversy. However, there is enough anecdotal evidence to support funding new
research in this field concerning EMF’s.
Cell phones towers are being blamed for a considerable amount of
radiation, and health issues are being attributed to it. The health issues are showing up with men and
women, and particularly children. Because children’s skulls are thinner, some researchers believe they
are more in danger.
The health problems that have been linked in one way or another
include - Attention Deficit Disorders, Aging, Alzheimer’s, Autism, Aspergers, changes in blood, passing the
blood brain barrier with toxins, changes in blood pressure, brain cancer, breast cancer, other kinds of cancers,
cataracts, chances in cells, chromosomal damage, dizziness, changes in DNA, earaches, changes in EEG, all kinds
of reactions in people who have electromagnetic sensitivity, eye cancer, fatigue, changes in genes, headaches,
weakness in the heart, heat effects, moving heavy metals into the brain, issues with the immune system,
leukemia, lymphoma, MCS, memory loss, miscarriages, effects on nerves, neuromas, adn neurons, development of
oncogenes, pressure, risk of disease in general, various sensations, effects on signaling enzymes, stress,
sweat, tumors, and changes in vision.
Because these health problems could have a multitude of causes, it is
impossible to zero in on radiation as the one cause. However, the radiation issue is complex. It
seems to have an indirect effect on the cell membrane and signaling enzymes so that the body is weakened in ways
that may be unpredictable and different for different people.
It is these differences that makes some of the research so
conflicting, and some of the reasons that the problem is so incidious. It is affecting people in ways we
may not truly understand.
The following health issues, and more, have been associated with cell
phone radiation. There is nothing definitive about a direct cause and effect. In fact, it appears
that radiation affects the cells in subtle ways that may show a variety of symptoms and differences in different
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