The dangers of 5G pollution cannot be overstated
Tuesday,
November 10, 2020 by: Cassie B.
Tags: 5g, 5g dangers, 5G pollution, badcancer, badhealth, badpollution, dangerous tech, millimeter wave frequencies, radiation, Wi-Fi
(Natural News) As the new fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology
rolls out around the world, it is important to keep in mind that its widespread
use does not mean that it is safe. In fact, many studies have shown quite the
opposite, prompting moratoriums and bans in some areas.
Here is a closer look at some of
the biggest dangers posed by 5G
technology.
1. Your body can absorb it like an antenna.
Perhaps one of the most
disturbing things about 5G is the fact that its frequencies can affect your
sweat ducts, which essentially serve as antennas. According to scientist Dr.
Paul Ben-Ishai, 5G frequencies hit the body with wavelengths that interact with
the geometrical structure of skin, with the sweat duct playing an important
role in absorbing the energy. That alone should be enough to prompt a much
closer look at the safety of this technology before it is rolled out
everywhere.
2. It may cause cancer.
The millimeter wave frequencies
used by 5G have been shown to cause mitochondrial DNA damage, which can be
passed down for generations. And when something is dangerous and powerful
enough to lead to DNA damage, there is a good chance that it can also cause
cancer. Unfortunately, in the rush to get 5G out to the masses, there has not
been enough time to conduct proper long-term safety tests. However, we do have
a lot of evidence showing that 2G, 3G and 4G can cause many types of cancer,
including brain cancer.
3. It may replicate inside the body.
Long before 5G technology was
inexplicably approved, RF researcher Arthur Firstenberg published an analysis
showing how 5G can actually replicate inside the body thanks to its short EM
pulses that are delivered in bursts. This means it can actually end up creating
tiny new 5G antennas inside the body. 5G penetration therefore poses a very
serious danger.
4. Insurance companies want nothing to do with
it.
Big-name insurance companies such
as Lloyds of London have made headlines for refusing to insure
telecommunications firms against illnesses and claims related to Wi-Fi and 5G.
In fact, a report written by the risk assessment team of Lloyds of London
compares wireless technologies to asbestos in the sense that early research on
asbestos was considered inconclusive but it later became clear that it can
indeed cause cancer. This report was published nearly a decade ago, and even
then, their risk assessment team had the foresight to anticipate that new
evidence could emerge showing that Wi-Fi frequencies can cause illnesses like
cancer.
5. It has already made some people sick.
A group of firefighters in San
Francisco said that they started to experience unusual side effects after the installation of 5G equipment in and around
their fire houses. Some of the symptoms included confusion and memory problems,
and they went away after the firefighters relocated to different fire stations
that are situated away from 5G devices.
6. It is harming animals.
In addition, hundreds of birds
actually fell out of the sky in the Netherlands while a 5G test was being carried
out in the Hague. Many of them died suddenly at once, falling down into a
public park directly across the street from where the new 5G mast had just been
installed. Area ducks also started to act strangely. Meanwhile, insects who are
exposed to 5G have seen their body temperature increase, something that does
not happen to them upon exposure to 4G or Wi-Fi.
The bottom line is that the dangers of 5G pollution cannot be
overstated. It’s bad for animals, it’s bad for people, and it’s especially bad
for young children, whose small body sizes and developing brains make them
particularly vulnerable. There are many signs that the
long-term effects of all this 5G exposure could be absolutely devastating.
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