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Cell Phones Cause DNA Damage Print E-mail
Written by The Dragon   
Senate Business and Professions Committee April 24, 2000: Senator Hayden presents actual photos of Radiation entering an Adult Brain, as well as the Brain of a 5-year old child: The depth of penetration is more in the child than the adult. Proof cell phone radiation penetrates the brain deeper in kids!.

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5 yr                   10 yr                     Adult

"The question Is not" If cell phone radiation can cause DNA damage!
Below images prove without question it can! "The question is"
Can your body repair DNA damage without mutating genes?

Dr. Lai and Singh found double-strand DNA breaks after RF exposure similar to Cell Phone levels.

A Comet Tail Of Your DNA From RF Exposure Below Current FCC Safe Exposure Standards

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Human DNA and chromosome breakage:
Implications for cancer and neural damage!

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Recent US studies are showing more significant bio-effects at lower and lower power densities. (See Above) Dr. Henry Lai has reported DNA single and double strand breaks at levels below the current FCC exposure standard. Magras & Xenos have reported irreversible sterility in mice after 5 generations of exposure to .168 to 1.053 microwatts per square centimeter in an "antenna park." Note that the current, applicable US exposure standard would be 579 microwatts per square centimeter, -- 500 times higher! -- and that this very low exposure level would relate more to a person living near a cellular tower, than a cell phone user.

The DNA strands form a spiral-staircase-like helix, and so breaks on only one side of the ladder are much easier to repair than those where both sides are broken. But in later experiments Lai and Singh found double-strand DNA breaks after similar exposures times and levels.

It is possible for the cell to make mistakes when repairing single-strand breaks, but the likelihood of serious mistakes (mutations) increases substantially with double-strand breaks.

Another aspect of the Lai-Singh research (with pulsed microwave similar to GSM cell phones and radar) was also disturbing. Rat brains which were excised and prepared quickly for the assay showed fewer breaks, while those which were checked four hours after exposure revealed much higher levels. This suggests that both the damage and the repair-initiation are not simple and immediate processes, and supports the thesis that DNA damage from repeated uses of a cellphone could be cumulative.

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