[From James DeMeo
It is reasonable to view use of a cell phone, heath-wise, as being roughly similar to cigar-smoking. Over the long haul, it will bring down your state of health, and other people in the room will be exposed to the poison. Parents who give their children a cell-phone may wind up destroying their health in a manner just as bad as if they had given their kids cigars to smoke. This will, of course, be hotly denied by parents who have already given such a gift to their kids, as who could possibly believe that our government officials and health professionals would be so grossly negligent or ignorant about such a major health factor. And of course, nobody could rationally believe that the major corporations would willfully deceive the public on a matter that would destroy people's health in such a widespread manner, merely for the sake of financial gain.
Those same parents might have forgotten the 1950s corporate advertisements: "Nine out of ten doctors recommend Lucky Strike cigarettes over other leading brands" with handsome actors in the foreground, holding their smokes, looking so "sexy and natural", as they blew the smoke around, and several white-coats in the background, also casually holding their smokes while chatting "naturally". Today, the same configurations are played out with the cell phone, or "Handy" as they are affectionately called in Europe (like some kind of pet) being pushed along by profiteering corporations, colluding professionals, and a willfully-ignorant public desperate to be "sexy and natural" -- all you need to become a part of the New Technological Revolution is the latest internet-ready, whiz-bang Handy. You can then walk the streets in confidence that you will be noticed and admired.
A fellow recently contacted OBRL who had quit his job in the cell-phone industry, basically because his health was going to hell. He said there is an unreported increase in eye tumors and other health problems among the workers who install and calibrate the cell-phone relay towers and antennas -- on the tops of high-rise buildings and similar elevated locations -- which is being covered up by the industry, and that a major public health crisis is developing within those smaller groups. A larger public health crisis from the actual cell phones may take longer, as the exposure levels are lower, though biologically significant and perhaps similar in nature to the hazards of cigar smoking.
James DeMeo
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an excellent overview of the current political/scientific
cellular phone situation by B. Blake Levitt, an expert in the field.
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