International Scientists Find Harmful Effects From Wireless Technologies

During a round table organised by the European Senate on March 23, four European scientists concluded that wireless technology could turn into a serious health hazard. The German scientist Franz Adlkofer, the French oncologist Dominique Belpomme, his Swedish colleague Lennart Hardell and the researcher of the neurosciences department of the Swedish Karolinska Institute, Olle Johansson, said that “the clinical observation of numerous toxicological and biological investigations and certain epidemiological studies prove the effects of the electromagnetic fields on our health. ” They qualified the current situation as a “a grave health hazard” and added that a good number of patients have demonstrated intolerance to the magnetic fields generated by wireless technologies, without being able to exclude an evolution toward degenerative sicknesses of the nervous system or some types of cancer. Studies demonstrate the new wireless technologies produce harmful effects that can be directly traced to this source. These four scientists highlighted the effects on the brain and DNA. Even though they admit that other studies do not prove these effects, they insist that current means of protection are “widely insufficient in avoiding toxic effects.” Even after these conclusions, the National Academy of Medicine reiterates that mobile technology antennae do not leave room for any type of considerable health risk. However, in France some of these antennae are already scheduled for removal, just in case.