Stealth Radar Shield

 

·        Significant reduction in radiation from the ear piece (more than 95%)

·        Utilises the same technology as the radar absorbing and stealth technology of the US Navy

·        Easy to apply and does not interfere with phone use or performance

·        Will last longer than your mobile or cordless phone

What the Experts say -

The United States FDA has determined that cell phones may have long term health effects and have commissioned a study to determine those effects.

In the United Kingdom, regulations have been passed that all mobile phones come with health warnings.

In the European Union regulations require manufacturers to display the SAR (amount of radiation emitted to the brain) on every phone for sale.

Scientific studies worldwide are focusing on the relationship between mobile phone use and brain tumours, genetic damage, sleep disturbance, memory and attention deficit disorders.

Children

Children are more vulnerable to radiation than adults because -

·        The size of the head and the thinner skulls allows greater penetration

·        The nervous system is still developing and the associated brain wave activity is more vulnerable to excitement by microwave pulses

·        Cells are multiplying quickly so DNA damage may be readily replicated and spread

·        The immune system is still developing and is less robust

Warnings have been issued about mobile phone use by children from scientific and health protection agencies in Britain, USA, Germany, Australia, Sweden and Denmark.  The Bangladesh government has banned mobile phones for children under 16.

What's the best Christmas present you could buy your child - good health!

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Links :http://www.queenstimes.com/med_03.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HCvU_qLYV0

http://www.worldhealth.net/pdf/Cellphone_MedicalMenaces_RV2009.pdf

http://www.good4u.com.au/stealth.pdf

http://www.news.com.au/technology/brain-cancer-link-to-mobile-phones/story-e6frfro0-1225867483184

http://news.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/study-cant-rule-out-brain-cancer-link-to-mobiles-20100517-v6lq.html?posted=sucessful