Cell Phone Danger

Almost everyone has a cell phone these days, particularly teenagers and children. What most of us do not realize is the danger of constant cell phone usage. We live in an age where electromagnetic radiation is everywhere in our lives. Just about every appliance we use emits radiation. Your microwave oven, your dishwasher, but the amount of radiation from your cell phone is especially dangerous because it is held to your ear and emits radiation straight into your brain. This leads to the cells that make up the blood vessels in your brain walls to shrink, allowing tiny molecules to pass into the brain tissue. Over repeated use of the cell phone, this could lead to long-term damage of the brain.

The cell phone industry is completely aware of these dangers and often submits the policy that these dangers are false. Most of those in danger are teenagers who are constantly using their cell phones. In fact, most feel they could not live without them. What they do not realize is that this radiation being fed to their brain can lead to brain tumors and other damage of which we are not yet aware. Long term studies are being done, but meanwhile brain damage could possibly be occurring while we wait for the results of these studies.

Men have a bad habit of carrying their cell phones in their pants pockets. This could result in low sperm count and other diseases from the radiation pouring into their bodies. Many people in other countries where cell phones have been in use longer than in America report of suffering from headaches and other physical pain.

My concern is mainly for the younger generations. They are unaware of these dangers and have no idea that electromagnetism even exists. They are usually the ones who are using cell phones to a degree that is far beyond what we realize. If you have children, especially teenagers who have cell phones, you know how often they are in use.

Even the headsets, such as Bluetooth are a danger because most people who use them leave them turned on when they are not even in use. I believe it is time we all take serious studies of these conditions. Many reports can be found on the internet that explain these dangers much better than I can. I suggest we all take into consideration the conditions that apply to cell phone usage and become informed.

Some of the information I have written here comes from Victoria Fletcher who is a consumer correspondent in London. Her report can be found at Rense.com. Other information comes from Sue Kovach who published a detailed report in Life Extension magazine in August of 2007. There are many reports and information available should you choose to seek them. It is time we all become concerned.