Seasonal patterns were seen in fetal growth and in the abortion rate for families using electrically heated beds. These patterns could be attributed to the seasonal use of heated beds. …seen only in users, and not in nonusers
One of the conclusions in a case-control study: Extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields exposure is probably related to early spontaneous abortions.
Children with exposure to cell phones (prenatally, postnatally, or both) tended to have higher percentages of borderline or abnormal scores for emotional symptoms, conduct problems hyperactivity.
Mice exposed during pregnancy had impaired memory, were hyperactive, and had decreased anxiety, indicating that in-utero exposure to radiofrequency is a potential cause of neurobehavioral disorders
A statistical significant increase in fetal and neonatal HR, and statistical significant decrease in stroke volume and COP before and after use of mobile phone were noted. All these changes are attenuated with increase in gestational age.
There are very high and extremely significantly elevated childhood cancer rates where the mean exposure is relatively high but still a very small fraction of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) standard.
Exposure to cell phones prenatally-and, to a lesser degree, postnatally-was associated with behavioral difficulties such as emotional and hyperactivity problems around the age of school entry
Previously, the incidence of autism has been reported as 4-5 per 10,000 children. The most recent evidence indicates an increased incidence of about 1 per 500 children.
Provocation Experiment: Forty percent of the subjects experienced some changes in their HRV attributable to MW radiation.
The symptoms most related to exposure were lack of appetite; lack of concentration; irritability; and trouble sleeping.
