Mobile and Cordless Phone Radiation Alters Brain Proteins: May be key to cancer and dementia

EHT collaborators Adamantia F. Fragopoulou and Lukas H. Margaritis of the University of Athens have produced a new peer-reviewed report detailing the impact of cell phone and cordless phone base radiation on key proteins in the brain.

EHT talks to World-famous DJ Steve Aoki

Date: 
Sun, 02/12/2012

EHT interns Lilian Hoang and Jeremy Ramlagan hung out with Steve Aoki [Dim Mak records] following his concert @ the Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD. at 1:30 AM. 

Steve Aoki,  Founder of Dim Mak Records

High Tech Gadgets: Distance Is Your Friend

“We don’t want to believe that our new toys to which we are so attached—and which bring in enormous profits—could also cause our demise or that of our children.  But science is not about belief.  Governments’ responsibility to their citizens should not be either.” 
-David Servan-Schreiber, MD PhD,  1951-2011, preface to Disconnect


Why Parents and Children Should Practice Safe Phone

Children are growing up in a sea of radiofrequency radiation that has never existed in human history.  In America today, about twenty million children under the age of fourteen have cellphones.   Increasingly, scientists and policy makers in tech savvy nations like Israel and Finland are concerned that the ways these devices are used imperil the brain.   The iPhone plastic baby rattle case protects the phone’s glass screen from cracking when chomped on by teething babies,  but does not protect the infant’s young brain from the phone’s pulsed digital microwave radiation.
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