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Originally Posted by geekmaster
Despite the fact that France officially recognizes "electromagnetic hypersensitivity / wifi allergy" as a real disease, scientific studies suggest otherwise:But legal legislators sometimes have trouble with science, like when they tried to change Pi to 3.2.
And by the way, most eReaders (such as kindles) have wifi and/or 3G (i.e. "electromagnetic radiation"), though you can turn that off with airplane mode.
And that study linking cellphones to brain cancer, which as become the foundation of a ton of fear-mongering news stories (and legislation) over past decades (including so-called "wifi and EMI allergies"), it has been proven as fact that the research data used in that study was faked (just like the fake "research" linking immunizations and autism). That does not mean such links do not exist -- just that the "proof" was faked, and many more REAL research studies failed to find such missing links.
Sunlight hitting your body contains WAY MORE ENERGY at any frequency of study than wifi or cellphones. Point any directional receiver antenna at the sun (no matter what frequency it uses) and it will be swamped with noise. Solar electromagnetic radiation can even BURN YOUR SKIN (i.e. sunburn). Anybody who suffers EMI (or wifi) allergies should avoid sunlight at all costs... But beware of toasters and stoves and electric heaters too, for they also emit electromagnetic radiation (and so does a campfire for that matter). |
Question: Is this just electric stoves or gas stoves too?
Interesting discussion on radiation. Thanks for the information.