The Tomato Effect
This gripping documentary shows how difficult it can be for medical doctors to do the right thing. When the care […]
Wi-Fi Hip-Hop
If you listen to a physicist, the FCC or any wireless company executive, you will always hear that low-level microwave
Tank vs. Cell Phone Towers
This cell phone industry executive realized that he was responsible for creating a toxic technology. What he did next is
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The Government Says It’s Safe, Right?
Even if the government says microwave radiation is safe, look at all the toxins which were once “extensively tested and
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Do We Need More Research?
The short answer is No. There is more than enough evidence that low levels of microwave radiation are dangerous for
Do We Need More Research? Read Post »
Ginseng Protects Brain from Microwave Radiation
This new study has shown that red ginseng helps protect mice from neuron damage that occurs when exposed to cell
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How to Disable “Smart” Appliances
Most appliances are now considered “smart” because they can be connected to the internet. This article explains how you can
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Wireless = Green?
This new website from the CTIA (the wireless industry’s lobbying organization) is the ultimate in corporate green washing. Wireless technology
I share, therefore I am?
If you walk down a city street or into any cafe, you will see that most people are glued to
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An Entire Generation without Empathy?
The comedian Louis C.K. says it like it is in the video below – giving both wisdom and philosophy. What’s
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Race to Infertility?
This excellent New York Times article describes how corporations are in a gold rush to put wireless tablet computers in
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“I Forgot My Phone” – A Cultural Tipping Point?
With over 45 million views, this video has obviously struck a cultural nerve. It appears that the negative sociological effects
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