Electro Hyper Sensitivity

What a tragic that phonecell that we used everyday have a strong enough radiation to caused death for long term usage. What really shocked me is that phone cell could be used to cook an egg just like a microwave.

Here's an experiment to show you how

What you need are:
1 Egg
2 Phone Cell

do 1 hour call set up

Set the phone cell as below:


Start to make a call

Firt 15 minutes seems like nothing happened
After 25 minutes the egg is getting warmer
After 45 minutes the egg is little bit hot
After 60 minutes the egg is ready to serve...


So if phone cell radiation could make an egg ready to serve, what it could effected with our brain if we talk more than 15 minutes???

Fatal Habits
This happened to a woman that over and over get "pregnancy failure" when the baby embrio was 2-3 months old. This couple going to doctor to check her pregnancy, and the doctor said that their baby get seriuosly cell damage, and her uterus also get cell damage that makes the baby embrio could not survive. And the Doctor said that she could not have a baby anymore.

What is her habits? She always put her phonecell in her jacket during work and it very close with the uterus for years.

Please dont ignore any information about harmful EMF, it for your own good. Put your phonecell as far as you can when you're not using it.

And for you guys... i recomend, not to put you phonecell in you pants pocket, you dont want something happend with your "balls" right?

Not to often to put your phonecell close to heart, liver, and your reproduction system.

Dont put phone cell close to you while you sleep. Dont get to close also with radio, television, laptop and other electrical things. It could be dangerous because the radiation would affected hormon production in our body while we are sleeping.

So guys... use your phonecell wisely.



Refference:

http://healthzone.ca/health/article/459099

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/06/03/cell-phone-use-during-pregnancy-can-seriously-damage-your-baby.aspx?source=nl

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/07/12/cellphones-kids.html