This article points to a 2017 study ("Hippocampal and prefrontal processing of network topology to simulate the future") which demonstrated how increased reliance on GPS navigation results in less hippocampus activity.
Given the vital importance of the hippocampus for spacial orientation, memory recall and imagination and how its atrophy has been linked to stress, depression, Alzheimers and other brain disorders, we should give pause to those activities which are contributing to society's collective "dumbing down", including over-reliance on GPS navigation systems. ... See MoreSee Less
Another angle to consider for crime-ridden schools in our country - the correlation between screen time and increased aggression and violence. ... See MoreSee Less
Video
Olga Sheean (author of "EMF Off") and Lewis Evans have created an outstanding video which clearly articulates the broader issues surrounding the wireless debate and demonstrates how the World Health Organisation's EMF division is central to the problem, lulling the public into a false sense of safety. (As WHO also did with tobacco - it wasn't until 1998 that they finally conceded that tobacco was a carcinogen, having delaying warnings to the public for half a century while that industry boomed.)
The video also makes the very important observation that we need to be making more conscious choices as consumers.
"No industry can survive unless we support it, so our choices determine the way things go.
If we don't take responsibility for our choices, instead expecting governments to handle things we give them tremendous power.
If we want governments to be accountable to us, and if we want to regain control of our own lives, we must hold ourselves accountable for the way we are living.
After all, if we continue to make choices that affect our health and our planet, how can we expect government to fix things?
And if we keep supporting harmful industries, why on earth would they stop giving us the products or services we pay them for?
The truth is we are the problem.
Although we are also the solution…"
www.emfoff.com/cover-up/ ... See MoreSee Less
The WHO cover-up that is costing us the Earth
The facts about 5G and other sources of wireless radiation have been very skilfully downplayed and covered up by WHO, industry and governments, causing many people to believe it’s not a problem. The...
SpecSavers SA has some excellent practical advice for cellphone users.
This is what they posted on their website last week:
"Our cell phones indeed emit more radiation when we’re using them, but even when we aren’t, they’re still emitting radiofrequency energy. Try these suggestions and see what happens:
- Limit your access to your mobile device – use it in important and emergency situations
- Switch off Wi-Fi when you’re offline
- Keep your apps closed when you aren’t using them
- Only use your phone in good reception ‘zones’ – it uses more power to transmit and search for a signal in weaker areas
- Don’t put your phone next to your bed to charge overnight while you’re sleeping - turn it off or take it out the bedroom completely!
- Switching to flight (airplane) mode is believed to help reduce radiation
- Use a hands-free device (speaker phone, Bluetooth or a wired headset)
- If you need to make a call, wait until after the call has actually connected to another device and started before lifting the device to your ear
- Choose a landline phone over a cell phone at both work and home
- Send a text message instead of making a cell phone call
- Don’t carry your cell phone on your person (e.g. in your pocket). Alternatively, cover your device with a protective case, and make sure the shielded side is against your body, so the antenna (at the back of the phone) is facing away from you
- Keep your children (even while you are pregnant) away from your mobile devices – their skull bones are thinner and are more susceptible to cell phone radiation"
Read their full article here:
www.specsavers.co.za/post/health-and-wellbeign/cell-phone-radiation-is-my-device-affecting-m ... See MoreSee Less
Cautionary advice from neuroscientist Prof Johannson who cites in the article a number of scientific studies. In the introduction he warns,
"The collective evidence we can draw from the current scientific status regarding adverse health and biological effects of artificial electromagnetic field exposures, such as from cell phones, antennas/base stations, TV and radio towers, babyalarms, smart meters, powerlines, and WiFi routers, points to that we may be jeopardizing more than our own health and behaviour.
Bacteria, plants, birds, frogs, and pollinating insects, may all be targeted, and it is obvious we must proceed with the highest caution before immersing the citizens and our wildlife in more and more artificial electromagnetic fields.
We may, as a matter of fact, already be gravely endangering our current as well as coming generations. To not act today, may prove a disaster tomorrow, and such lack of action may again result in the classical “late lessons from early warnings”, or – even worse – “too late lessons from early warnings”.
newsvoice.se/2019/05/5g-question-olle-johansson/ ... See MoreSee Less
