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Aug 27 2009

AUTISM, CELL PHONES and WIRELESS COMPUTERS

Published by autismawareness at 7:57 pm under Autism Support Edit This

As we know today that the rate of autism in Canada and the United States is 1 in 150 children, according to new reports, there has been a horrific increase from the end of the 1970s, when the ratio of autism was 1 in 10,000, which was before the cell phone, wireless and similar technologies were introduced into the environment that produce radio waves which now point to electromagnetic radiation stress, which increases with cell phone and wireless use, as one of the potentially major root causes of the explosion of autistic cases in the past two decades.

There is no doubt that we are seeing a severe epidemic rise of autism in children and the widespread use of electronics and wireless devices may well be a factor that has been also ignored!
This MAY be a potentially groundbreaking link between electromagnetic pollution and the crippling of cellular detoxification and could very well play a central role in autism as well as OTHER chronic illness of all types in all ages. 

As we know that heavy metals are a very strong component dealing with Autism, this toxic pollution entering the body is created from transmitting data as information carrying radio waves known as electromagnetic radiation.   Along with the information of needles, with more cell phone towers and cell phones being use globally the risk for autism continues to rise!  

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One Response to “AUTISM, CELL PHONES and WIRELESS COMPUTERS”

  1. northsongon 28 Aug 2009 at 10:49 am edit this

    wow, had not thought of that one…I am sure it is only the beginning!

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