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While many in the independent media have been reporting upon the health risks that have come along with the fast-tracking of 5G into America, the topic has largely been avoided by the mainstream media, making this September story by Sharyl Attkisson at Fox Newsthat much more of an anomaly as it points out some absolutely critical health news from industry experts largely censored by the rest of the msm.
With what the wireless industry calls ‘4-G on steroids‘ already being rolled out across big US cities with promises of ‘faster than ever internet speeds‘ that will allow people to connect even more devices to their networks, their story took a fair and balanced approach to 5G, reporting that some are calling it ‘super cool‘ while also warning that many scientific experts believe 5G will deliver massive health problems to Americans.
Quoting the pre-eminent scientific expert on the subject, Professor Martin Pall, the Fox News story reported that Doctor Pall is so concerned about cell phone radiation and EMF and electrico-magnetic fields that he refuses to even hold a mobile phone. In fact, he doesn’t engage in any wireless communication. He says he uses a wired mouse on his wired computer, has a shield over the screen that reduces EMF, and even wears special EMF-resistant fabric.
Also reporting in their story that Dr. Pall’s concerns are backed up by dozens of peer-reviewed scientific studies, with Dr. Pall’s own credentials including a Physics degree from Johns Hopkins University as well as a Ph.D. in biochemistry and genetics at the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Pall’s words of warning should be listened to closely by those who think that 5G will be harmless.:
“I’ve got both the life sciences and the physics,” says Pall. “It’s the way in which these two interact, which is crucial for understanding how EMF impact the cells of our bodies.”
According to Pall, scientific studies show EMF impacts all of the cells in our bodies and can produce “neuropsychiatric effects,” reproductive problems, anxiety, sleeplessness, headaches and oxidative stress, which he says is involved in essentially all chronic diseases.
“So I’m, I’m deeply concerned about the situation.”
Pall isn’t alone in his worries. Consumer groups and activists are speaking out across the U.S. and the world. At least three expert medical groups have linked certain kinds of EMFs to cancer, particularly childhood leukemia. They are: the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; a working group under the World Health Organization (the International Agency for Research on Cancer), and the European Commission Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks— which studied cell phones in particular.
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