Comments on: Cell Phones, WiFi and Health Effects http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/ iPhone, Android, mobile, Technology news Sat, 21 Jan 2012 04:34:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: EMRaware http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-13330 EMRaware Tue, 06 Jul 2010 02:40:45 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-13330 For some reason you feel it is necessary to mock anyone who doesn't conform with your mindset. Does it make you feel superior? Are you industry or just an arrogant bystander?<br><br>Interesting how this information was gleaned by an epidemiologist who has worked in public health for 30 years - he has worked in concert with over 200 scientists on this exact subject. <br><br>Are you a biologist? There are a number of MD's and Phd's that are talking about the effects of the LF information carrying radio wave - how it oscillates in the Hz region and this is what damages the cell. For some reason you feel it is necessary to mock anyone who doesn't conform with your mindset. Does it make you feel superior? Are you industry or just an arrogant bystander?

Interesting how this information was gleaned by an epidemiologist who has worked in public health for 30 years – he has worked in concert with over 200 scientists on this exact subject.

Are you a biologist? There are a number of MD's and Phd's that are talking about the effects of the LF information carrying radio wave – how it oscillates in the Hz region and this is what damages the cell.

]]> By: Arius http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-13226 Arius Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:50:12 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-13226 Nice sounding stuff. Just don't say it to anyone faintly familiar with biology, to avoid being laughed at. Nice sounding stuff. Just don't say it to anyone faintly familiar with biology, to avoid being laughed at.

]]> By: iPhone App Monitor CellPhone Radiation http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-10552 iPhone App Monitor CellPhone Radiation Sun, 07 Mar 2010 09:09:37 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-10552 [...] Share Sunday, March 07th, 2010 |  #Tags: app, Health, iPhone, wireless Prolonged exposure to Radio Frequency can cause some irreversible effects on human brain, other parts of body. Some researchers argue [...] [...] Share Sunday, March 07th, 2010 |  #Tags: app, Health, iPhone, wireless Prolonged exposure to Radio Frequency can cause some irreversible effects on human brain, other parts of body. Some researchers argue [...]

]]> By: Boost 3G Signal http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-8168 Boost 3G Signal Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:57:53 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-8168 [...] dirty service provider, you have nothing to complain with after using this trick. But excessive exposure to RF (including 3G,  WiFi) can have health affects. Take proper precautions. Subscribe to Twitter Updates, Facebook Fanpage, via Email or RSS for more Tech Updates.Share this [...] [...] dirty service provider, you have nothing to complain with after using this trick. But excessive exposure to RF (including 3G,  WiFi) can have health affects. Take proper precautions. Subscribe to Twitter Updates, Facebook Fanpage, via Email or RSS for more Tech Updates.Share this [...]

]]> By: Taranfx http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-7834 Taranfx Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:05:46 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-7834 Yes, they are omnidirectional, But practically, no antenna is perfect omnidirectional in this world. <br>Consider this scenario: You are holding your phone towards north and you are facing east-west and the BTS is directly opposite to hand. RF cannot bend it follows shortest path or reflected waves (which are rejected mostly to prevent echo, interference)so the shortest path is nothing but through your head and if you are facing in the opposite direction (180 degrees), it goes from your hand.<br>If you are either confused or not convinced, do a practical test.<br>Goto a place where signal is really weak, weak enough to drop calls in between. Try calling while holding phone vs. keepin the phone aside with handsfree, u`ll notice the difference, Body absorbs RF. Yes, they are omnidirectional, But practically, no antenna is perfect omnidirectional in this world.
Consider this scenario: You are holding your phone towards north and you are facing east-west and the BTS is directly opposite to hand. RF cannot bend it follows shortest path or reflected waves (which are rejected mostly to prevent echo, interference)so the shortest path is nothing but through your head and if you are facing in the opposite direction (180 degrees), it goes from your hand.
If you are either confused or not convinced, do a practical test.
Goto a place where signal is really weak, weak enough to drop calls in between. Try calling while holding phone vs. keepin the phone aside with handsfree, u`ll notice the difference, Body absorbs RF.

]]> By: Saki_Kawa http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-7833 Saki_Kawa Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:21:25 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-7833 Hi!<br>I started reading this blog few hours ago, and i find it very well made and full of very interesting contents.<br><br>I have only a question on this article.<br>In the 2nd point of your cell phone tips you say: "Holding the phone from top will help as body will not absorb these RF waves while they try to reach the tower (BTS)"<br>..ehm.. do you know cell phone RF are omnidirectional waves? So a tip like this won't works a lot.. ;) Hi!
I started reading this blog few hours ago, and i find it very well made and full of very interesting contents.

I have only a question on this article.
In the 2nd point of your cell phone tips you say: “Holding the phone from top will help as body will not absorb these RF waves while they try to reach the tower (BTS)”
..ehm.. do you know cell phone RF are omnidirectional waves? So a tip like this won't works a lot.. ;)

]]> By: Taranfx http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-7158 Taranfx Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:05:46 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-7158 Yes, they are omnidirectional, But practically, no antenna is perfect omnidirectional in this world. <br>Consider this scenario: You are holding your phone towards north and you are facing east-west and the BTS is directly opposite to hand. RF cannot bend it follows shortest path or reflected waves (which are rejected mostly to prevent echo, interference)so the shortest path is nothing but through your head and if you are facing in the opposite direction (180 degrees), it goes from your hand.<br>If you are either confused or not convinced, do a practical test.<br>Goto a place where signal is really weak, weak enough to drop calls in between. Try calling while holding phone vs. keepin the phone aside with handsfree, u`ll notice the difference, Body absorbs RF. Yes, they are omnidirectional, But practically, no antenna is perfect omnidirectional in this world.
Consider this scenario: You are holding your phone towards north and you are facing east-west and the BTS is directly opposite to hand. RF cannot bend it follows shortest path or reflected waves (which are rejected mostly to prevent echo, interference)so the shortest path is nothing but through your head and if you are facing in the opposite direction (180 degrees), it goes from your hand.
If you are either confused or not convinced, do a practical test.
Goto a place where signal is really weak, weak enough to drop calls in between. Try calling while holding phone vs. keepin the phone aside with handsfree, u`ll notice the difference, Body absorbs RF.

]]> By: Saki_Kawa http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-7157 Saki_Kawa Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:21:25 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-7157 Hi!<br>I started reading this blog few hours ago, and i find it very well made and full of very interesting contents.<br><br>I have only a question on this article.<br>In the 2nd point of your cell phone tips you say: "Holding the phone from top will help as body will not absorb these RF waves while they try to reach the tower (BTS)"<br>..ehm.. do you know cell phone RF are omnidirectional waves? So a tip like this won't works a lot.. ;) Hi!
I started reading this blog few hours ago, and i find it very well made and full of very interesting contents.

I have only a question on this article.
In the 2nd point of your cell phone tips you say: “Holding the phone from top will help as body will not absorb these RF waves while they try to reach the tower (BTS)”
..ehm.. do you know cell phone RF are omnidirectional waves? So a tip like this won't works a lot.. ;)

]]> By: How to Increase Battery Life [Laptop, Gadgets] http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-6139 How to Increase Battery Life [Laptop, Gadgets] Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:28:03 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-6139 [...] For Cellphones only: USe headsets for long conversations. This will give you 40-70% improvement in talk time. Why? because when you hold the cellphone in hands, your body absorbs most of the RF. [Also See: Cell Phones WiFi and Health Effects] [...] [...] For Cellphones only: USe headsets for long conversations. This will give you 40-70% improvement in talk time. Why? because when you hold the cellphone in hands, your body absorbs most of the RF. [Also See: Cell Phones WiFi and Health Effects] [...]

]]> By: Rohit Sane http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-5820 Rohit Sane Mon, 26 Oct 2009 00:46:56 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-5820 There have been a lot of research coming up which point out the bad effects of Various radiations. People have also found out that Bluetooth is dangerous for our Eyes. Anyways, we are never going to stop using these things as they have become a part and parcel of our life. There have been a lot of research coming up which point out the bad effects of Various radiations. People have also found out that Bluetooth is dangerous for our Eyes. Anyways, we are never going to stop using these things as they have become a part and parcel of our life.

]]> By: Taranfx http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-5770 Taranfx Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:52:19 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-5770 Thanks for Elaborating your experience. These symptoms are becoming so common, I feel pity for those scientists who are still living in dark. Thanks for Elaborating your experience. These symptoms are becoming so common, I feel pity for those scientists who are still living in dark.

]]> By: jeu http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-5771 jeu Sat, 24 Oct 2009 16:27:40 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-5771 Congrats on the new blog! I really want to appreciate your interesting blog. I hope you will updates this blog regularly. I am sure you really loved being in touch with the audience and speaking and spitting out around. You have done great work. keep it up! Congrats on the new blog! I really want to appreciate your interesting blog. I hope you will updates this blog regularly. I am sure you really loved being in touch with the audience and speaking and spitting out around. You have done great work. keep it up!

]]> By: EMRaware http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-5769 EMRaware Sat, 24 Oct 2009 16:03:38 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-5769 You are right on in your assessment of the effects of non-ionising EMR. No breakage of chemical bonds, but cells perceive the LF information carrying radio wave that travels on the carrier wave (2.4 Ghz for Wi-Fi for instance) as an invader and shut down. This causes cellular dysfunction - not nutrients getting in, no wastes getting out, the cell becomes energy deficient. This results in DNA breakage as a secondary effect of the "symathetic lock" of the cell membrane. Electrohypersensitivity is real - just go to a major city and you will find 20 to 30 percent of the population who are showing signs of neurological impairment - sleep disorders, tinnitus, memory problems and a host of other symptoms you mentioned above. You are right on in your assessment of the effects of non-ionising EMR. No breakage of chemical bonds, but cells perceive the LF information carrying radio wave that travels on the carrier wave (2.4 Ghz for Wi-Fi for instance) as an invader and shut down. This causes cellular dysfunction – not nutrients getting in, no wastes getting out, the cell becomes energy deficient. This results in DNA breakage as a secondary effect of the “symathetic lock” of the cell membrane. Electrohypersensitivity is real – just go to a major city and you will find 20 to 30 percent of the population who are showing signs of neurological impairment – sleep disorders, tinnitus, memory problems and a host of other symptoms you mentioned above.

]]> By: sriganesh http://geeknizer.com/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects/#comment-5768 sriganesh Sat, 24 Oct 2009 12:50:10 +0000 http://geeknizer.com/blog/cell-phones-wifi-and-health-effects#comment-5768 thanks for sharing :) thanks for sharing :)

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