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I don’t believe that these scientists are going to be listened to without people talking to their public officials at every level of government.
HG: It is hard to believe. I’m thinking about a scene in the movie Generation Zapped, which is even before 5G. It is about children in schools that are too close to cell towers and the effect it has on their concentration, focus and health. They showed how it really is affecting them on a cellular level.
TS: Our cells are being affected by these fre- quencies. There is a study that just came out from Switzerland. They looked at teenagers who used cell phones for one year. They found—after one year—damage to the memory of those teens who held it to one side of their head. There are numerous studies on impacts to the brain. They have looked at brain cells and various parts of development. What will the impact be with a lifetime of exposure? And to our children whose brains are still developing?
HG: It is alarming! What is the likelihood that the industry or our government officials will listen to the two hundred and fifty scientists you mentioned who are trying to wave a flag of warning for us all?
TS: I think this is a case of “many hands make light work.” I don’t believe that these scientists are going to be listened to without people talk- ing to their public officials at every level of government saying “you need to look at this.” And the issue is urgent. It cannot wait. We had the National Toxicology Program (NTP) study results released earlier this year. This was a two-decade study, first initiated in 1999. The FDA nominated this study in 1999 because it said, “We don’t know what the long-term ef- fect of this radiation exposure will be. Animal studies need to be done to understand this. Of course, you wouldn’t want to test humans. You can’t expose humans in research studies to this.” But that is what we’re doing! We’re doing a huge human experiment and know what the outcome may be on several levels. You can read online what they found with this thirty-million-dollar NTP study with Dr. Ronald Melnick. He said it was designed to look at the assumptions that underlie our current radiation limits—the FCC limits for radiofrequency radiation limits in the U.S. It failed the test because the conclusion was clear evidence of cancer in the schwannomas of
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