Deadly Cell Phones

Have you had a severe headache or experienced unexplainable illnesses lately? Well, recent research by a German Scientific Report at Landau University has found that honeybees are dying off across the United States from radiation being emitted from cell phone towers. The study claims that the radiation from mobile phone signals interferes with the bees’ navigation system, stopping them from finding their home hives. The study also found that in some cases, 70 percent of bees exposed to radiation failed to find their way back to the hive after searching for pollen and nectar. Bees are not only disappearing in the U.S., but in Germany, Switzerland, Portugal, Poland, Greece, Italy, Scotland, Wales and Spain as well. One must wonder: If cell phones are killing off bees, what are they doing to us?

Evidence is mounting every day that cell phone usage is unsafe. When you talk on your cell phone, your voice is transmitted from the antenna as radio frequency radiation between 800 MHz and 1,990 MHz. This frequency falls in the range of microwave radiation, and when you are exposed to it, the consequences are that you can have serious health problems, such as:

  • Brain tumors
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Sleep disruption
  • Headache
  • Altered memory function, concentration and spatial awareness
  • Other forms of cancer.

According to Dr. Gerald Goldberg, we are on the verge of a crisis that threatens to bankrupt our society and healthcare systems. Whether we like to consider it or not, the planet that we are living on has been transformed into an open microwave system. He asks the question, “Would you stick your head in a microwave oven?” Think about it.

Tags Bee Beekeeping Health Honey Honey bee Mobile telecommunications Plant reproduction Pollination Pollinators Technology Wireless

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