Children are at increased risks from Radiofrequencies (RFs) emitted by microwaves according to the Presidential Cancer Panel 2010 and the American Academy of Pediatricians.
“There is little doubt that exposure to ELF causes childhood leukemia.”
Source: BioInitiative 2012*, Pg. 8/23 of 1479
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What is remarkable about studies on DNA, genes and proteins and EMFs is that there should be no effect at all if it were true that EMFs is too weak to cause damage. Scientists who believe that the energy of EMFs is insignificant and unlikely to cause harm have a hard time explaining these changes, so are inclined to just ignore them. The trouble with this view is that the effects are occurring. Not being able to explain these effects is not a good reason to consider them imaginary or unimportant.
Source: BioInitiative 2012*, Section 1, Pg. 16/31 of 1479
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Sixteen nations: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Namibia, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom have ruled the thermal RF radiation levels set by the National Council of Radiation Protection (NCP), the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are obsolete and do not adequately protect the public, so they are taking action to mitigate public risks.
The US Government Accountability Office published a report in 2012 urging the US Federal Communications Commission to revisit the outdated safety standards for the exposures from wireless devices.
The Report noted that the FCC’s RF energy exposure limit may not reflect the latest research.
