Re: History of Cell Phone Risks

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Garnet:

That's the same article I previously sent a link to.

We got involved because someone recently put up a cell phone tower near our

home.

We purchased a meter (expensive) and found we were receiving levels of RF that

are considered unsafe long term.

The GQ article does not talk a lot about the problem with towers and antennas,

but there is lots of other information on the internet about that.

With a cell phone, at least you have a choice about using it or not, but a tower

bombards you with RF radiation 24/7, and if you are close enough to it, the

stuff can be harmful, both short and long term.

Del

History of Cell Phone Risks

This is one of the best articles I have seen on cell phone dangers. It

covers the history of the research and when it began to be suppressed.

http://www.gq.com/cars-gear/gear-and-gadgets/201002/warning-cell-phone-radiation\

?printable=true

" It just so happens, " Frey had told me, " that the frequencies and

modulations of our cell phones seem to be the frequencies that humans

are particularly sensitive to. If we had looked into it a little more,

if we had done the real science, we could have allocated spectrums that

the body can't feel. The public should know if they are taking a risk

with cell phones. What we're doing is a grand world experiment without

informed consent. "

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Del:

I have heard that cell towers within .7 mile are a problem. I have a

tower slightly beyond the .7 but think that this might be an average

value dependent upon tower strength. How close is your tower?

Harvey in Houston

Del wrote:

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> Garnet:

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> That's the same article I previously sent a link to.

> We got involved because someone recently put up a cell phone tower

> near our home.

> We purchased a meter (expensive) and found we were receiving levels of

> RF that are considered unsafe long term.

> The GQ article does not talk a lot about the problem with towers and

> antennas, but there is lots of other information on the internet about

> that.

> With a cell phone, at least you have a choice about using it or not,

> but a tower bombards you with RF radiation 24/7, and if you are close

> enough to it, the stuff can be harmful, both short and long term.

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