Everything electrical – your microwave, your television, even the Computer – emits electromagnetic radiation.
Measured in Hertz (Hz), electromagnetic radiation is arranged in a spectrum. The healthy human body resonates with the earth’s magnetic field at just under 10 Hz. Naturally occurring electromagnetic fields don’t significantly alter the body’s innate electromagnetic balance.
As Hertz increase, the biological stress inflicted on the human body increases, too. As you move up the spectrum, the link between electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and damage to the human body grows stronger. Our bodies are extraordinarily sensitive to electromagnetic energies. The 60-Hz electrical power lines that supply our electrical appliances have been scientifically proven to cause biological stress and are linked to dozens of health problems. And cell phones operate at frequencies millions of times higher than power lines.
The types of radiation– Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) and radio frequency (RF) and even microwave frequency (MF)– are on the low end of the spectrum. Unlike radiation at the high end (gamma rays, x-ray and ultraviolet light), radiation at the low end doesn’t have enough energy to destroy atoms. But it can agitate them. While electrical fields can easily be shielded, magnetic fields penetrate concrete, steel and human bodies. The entirety of a magnetic field will enter the body.
Agitation that occurs form microwave frequencies can be extremely destructive. The vibration causes friction, which in turn causes cells to heat up. Cell phones in particular are dangerous because they operate in the microwave frequency range.
The same phenomenon that enables a microwave to cook a chicken breast straight through can also occur within your body. Only rather than dinner, you’re cooking your brain, your cheek, your nose … anything within a few inches of your cell phone.
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