Do Cell Phones Really Cause Cancer?
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2017
- Some people think that the radiation from phones and other electronic devices can give you cancer. Is there any truth to this, or is it just a huge misconception?
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If you go by what people post using their phones, then yes.
WayStedYou lol solid
WayStedYou your comment made my day
WayStedYou that's not true
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ua-cam.com/video/Wm69ik_Qdb8/v-deo.html more info on RF radiation
Yes, it does. When you turn on youtube and go on trending.
FlyingWithoutWings dude that is virus, not cancer
Same shit different smell
FedJimSmith Not a virus, he's making a joke. Plus how do you get a virus from a video on UA-cam?
L T Not being serious, he's adding onto the joke. Plus, how do you not see that? XD
FlyingWithoutWings I forgot that even existed lol
"I'm concerned about radio waves from mobiles, so I'm going to move to an area where the military is doing high energy testing"
Seems logical.
He didn't mention high energy testing.
Moves to a desert full of UV rays to avoid RF waves.
1
RDX often in the water. Fissile materials often in the water. Industrial solvents often in the water.
Yeah, being near a mil base is a bad idea.
Look phone waves frequency is way lower than visible light if you want to get worried get worried about visible light and try to isolate yourself from visible light see it does not make sense so phone waves are safe if visible light is safe too.
Turning on your lamp when you sleep trchnically more dangerous than putting your phone beside you while sleeping.
But....
*The Sun Is A Deadly Lazer!*
No, the sun is a miasma of incandecent plasma.
sertaki I love that song!
sertaki you do not know bill wurtz memes
Not anymore there's a blanket :)
not anymore there is a blanket
That GTA IV reference :D
Cyanor ikr
i know right
I know right
Answer: No
There. I saved you 5 mins.
Sitragy thank you
Meme O's I actually like to watch the video and the science
Amir Ali ok then.
Amir Ali but still i could use those 5 minutes for something else
Odin wtf
Here's a Better Quiestion. What doesn't give you cancer ?
KiNG HAx0R
a substance called caprolactam which us found in most yoga pants
Here's a better question. Why doesn't give you cancer?
Damn I'm one year late
Nothing
Your mom
5g is banned in Israel for health concerns as it is a bio weapon. Its low frequencies damage cell dna and tissue eventually causing birth defects and cancers. This video is just propaganda by the tech industry.
I wish they would have also compared cellular (microwave) frequencies to *visible* frequencies. It's easy to see how ridiculous these claims are when you realise that LITERALLY TURNING ON YOUR LIGHTS exposes you to more energetic radiation than your cellphone.
Also it should be noted that not all kinds of "radiation" are the same. Lightbulbs and cellphones radiate photons, nuclear power plants generally radiate neutrons (and other nuclear particles). Speakers radiate sound. Heaters radiate heat - some heaters are even called *radiators*.
Radiation is not inherently dangerous, the danger comes from the amount of energy transferred.
Shiny Raquazza MORON you turn on a light it's NOT against your head !! So DUMB ASS power goes down with distance and power output !! So you are NOT comparing the same level and that's the difference maker !!
need a video about microwaves, since my friend keeps telling me "if you stand near the microwave while you are warming up food you are going to get cancer"
More power does not increase the wave's energy, just the amount of photons emitted. If one photon is not energetic enought to damage you, two, three or a million won't be an issue too. If you don't have the exact same amount of energy to interact with your cells, emitting more photons won't interact either.
Yes but what about the thousands of families living near cell phone towers that have been plagued with cancer.
jack willis correlation doesn’t equal causation
That ending....
NIKO MY COUSIN
LETS GO BOWLING
ikr
I get cancer every time someone says ˝Cell Phones Cause Cancer˝
You must be at the hospital 24/7 then X)
Drazen Graves I get cancer everytime I see a macbook
Drazen Graves so does oxygen via free radicals and oxidation of the DNA therefore... stop breathing air :)
I know the feeling, I had to listen to someone who was adamant that cellphone signals are worse then sun exposure as it was a Digital signal, that was pulsed and was constantly pushed up against the body. I couldn't talk sense to the guy, so i gave up trying.
I know the feeling. From my experience those same people usually are creationist and believe science and technology is evil. While at the same time they are being a massive ignorant hypocrite by using many related technologies.
that GTA IV reference though
@Gen Vuelham hey Roman, u want a sports car and big tites??
Yeah :))
LOL YEAH
Cusin lets go bowling
I don't make calls with my smart phone I only go internet....
Call your mother for once, she'll love it
Good. You should stop using your phone altogether.
The only phone who give cancer is the Windows Phone
NICO!!! It's Roman!! Let's go bowling XDXD
XDDD Now I want to play GTA IV
Wouter Vermeulen this guy gets it!
Yes yes...f#cking idiot and bullshit teller...just started playing
Exactly what I was thinking
Wouter Vermeulen I was wondering who else knew that
Thank you very much. I have been researching this topic for a while and havn't seen anyone state it as clearly as you did.
Even so, people like to cite a SINGLE specific study that suggested a rat got cancer from radio waves.
That GTAIV reference.... noiceeee
3:38 - 3:43 :D
Hey this is your cousin! Enjoy your cancer!
Yeee! Been searching for this comment 😂👍🏼
That GTA Reference tho!
Lol great
MariosGameRoom lol
Your all fools of that is what your thinking about after you have been fed propaganda crap that proved nothing.
Frequency is not only important, but amplitude also. Non-UV light can burn if powerful enough (use magnifying glass). Radio and micro waves can cause harm if field density / power / amplitude is high enough even if you are sitting on 98 MHz FM radio.
He doesn't know. He just gathered data from the internet.
Hertz and power are completely seperate
Power increases the particles (cancer and genetic damage does not stack/accumulate), so it’s more likely to hit you
Hertz is the energy in a individual photon/electron
The only thing that increasing the power would do is maybe burn you, any cancer developed from that is not due to radiation but due to your body’s imperfect cell division
a list of these studies would be helpful to form one's own mind. thank you
Only cancer here is if you continue to scroll down.
*Stop.*
*Stop Now.*
Thx m8! you saved my life there! XD
Vatablous Devil tu
CANCER!
I continue this heroic track
Lol
Another thing that wasn't really touched on (but didn't really need to be), is that nuclear radiation is oftentimes a lot different than electromagnetic radiation. The spread of radioactive particles is the main cause for large-scale concern, and the health effects are mainly due to radioactive decay that lets out different types of non-electromagnetic radiation such as alpha and beta radiation, which are helium nuclei and electrons respectively.
But yeah, that's a bit out of the scope of this video, it just made me think of it.
Thank you for finally clearing this out!
A very interesting aspect of this topic is the amount of antennas near you. People usually think, that a close by cell tower means a lot higher intensity than if there were only few towers. But contrary, the more towers there are around you, the weaker their signal can be to still work properly. So if, say, every house had a cellphone antenna on it's roof, the amount of radio wave exposure would be lower than if there was only one tower per city.
how about living very close to a mobile tower , I mean in many countries they have towers right on their buildings , is that safe?
VISHAL PRABHU NO it is NOT but they will NOT tell you that but it is coming out the cancer rates from living next to cell tower is causing a up take in cases of cancer !!
@@seniorfrog7391 Your a senior
It is not possible to get cancer from mobile towers. The towers only emit non-ionizing radiation which is known to not cause cancer. The waves this radiation makes are Radio waves and I think Microwave waves (no, they're not microwave oven waves). These kinds of waves have a frequency that is nowhere near the frequency needed to damage DNA. Therefore mobile towers cannot cause cancer.
Is that safe? No.
@@Adrian-uj8ub but let's not forget that time is a killer here. We're not discussing short bursts of exposures as mainly investigated in researches, but long-term exposure to fairly high intensities of those waves.
well, when i bought new phone the manual said that must be atleast 3mm away from heart
Heart or face? Those manuals true meaning is that it can only HEAT up your skin and can cause burns but nowhere near some dangerous effects like cancer.
because you would die since it would have to puncture through skin
I feel like the bowling thing was part of the script that Luke did not know about beforehand, as he sounded bewildered that such an absurd thing was now said out loud.
1:00 you don't actually have to wear that. its mostly just so make you feel safe (can't remember where i read that from)
I don't think cousin Roman will ever stop calling to ask to go bowling ;)
I think in case of short term exposure wireless do little harm like stated in the video, but how about long exposure times in large cities with millions of wireless devices working all around 24/7? Short term is not bad but in larger quantities the effect might be cumulative. Something to consider.
Fox Mjölnir not really
If that is the case you should always stay in the dark since visible light has a much higher frequency and you have been exposed to it from the day you were born.
Lim Chee Hean Eye Cancer? And what about microwaves, doesn’t that cook stuff yet it’s a longer wavelength?
@@burgerderper7140 it's because water absorbs microwaves, water is not in your DNA, therefore no mutations. The reason it heats water is because, as I said water absorbs microwaves. For a electromagnetic ray to cause genetic damage it has to be above a certain threshold to have an affect (in eV). Also THERMAL HEATING HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SOMETHING BEING CANCEROUS
@@burgerderper7140
☠ When mine is on I leave the kitchen
This is interesting. I read of a case where one person in my country sued telephone maker became he got brain cancer from too much radiation caused by a prolonged use of cellphone on the ear since he had to talk with it almost all day. The case got analyzed and caused a big scandal that after that providers and phone maker adviced to call with a minimum of 4-5 cm from your ear
You might want to think about that a bit more. ua-cam.com/video/oL69OHnH6bQ/v-deo.html
We were all taught the safe dose equation as part of the Radio Electronics Technical qualification back in the 1980's.
Back then the maximum safe dose for polarising radiation (being inside the polarised electromagnetic field pattern surrounding an antenna that actually generates the radio waves) was 400 Rads. This was what doctors and scientists regarded as the maximum daily dose of exposure.
This was a Radio Technician final exam question for me back in 1985 and was well drummed into the class because of obvious health hazard issues involved.
The bench mark equation mark is:
400 Rads = 28 Mhz @ 108 Watts for 1 hour.
A Radio Engineer or Technician can use the equation to calculate just how long he can be next to a live antenna by simple engineering mathematics.
((((400 Rads / 28 Mhz) x transmitter frequency) / 108 Watts) x transmitter antenna input power) = Rads per hour.
It works out that a person would need to have an average cell phone next to their head for 34 minutes to achieve 400 Rads.
Who on earth is stupid enough to be on a cell phone that long??
Andy Reid no one but I think your numbers are off
Using studies from 2010...
Either LTT this video is 5 years old or they wore too lazy to dig deeper....
Yeah 2 and 3 G might be safe but 5G is getting ready to roll out.
@@kairon156 tests have been made lol it's safe
Too lazy, like most people glued to their phones. ua-cam.com/video/cClvQk1k384/v-deo.html
My aunt has cancer, and she says a at least a third of the patients (middle to old aged) at the hospital have cancer close to their right ear. Just because current research can't definitively explain whether it causes cancer or not, does not mean it isn't happening. It's also noteworthy that most cell phone manufacturers ask consumers to keep the phone about 1-2cm away from your body while talking.
Thank you. It is hard to breathe amongst the swarm of gullible idiots in comments
The reason they ask this is because of conspiracy nuts that take them to court and try to sue them because “our %prefixHere% has cancer in their right ear, the ear they use their phone to communicate therefor it caused cancer and this company sold this dangerous product” companies don’t want to go to court because it’s a loose - loose. Even if they win the case they have nothing to gain, only nothing to loose. THAT is why they put that there
@@RRKS_TFand Andreas Joss: Actually, there are extensive amounts of current research that show that cancer is NOT caused by mobile towers and cell phones. The only waves that are emitted by phones and mobile towers are Radio and Microwave waves ( not the same as microwave oven waves). These waves are at low frequencies and are also electromagnetic waves. The only electromagnetic waves that can cause cancer are Ultraviolet, X-ray, and Gamma rays, which are all waves with really high frequencies. Also, Juan Leon, not ALL the people in the comments are "gullible idiots". It is just those who believe cancer is caused by phones and mobile towers.
1:35 The garage would be the least of my concerns at that point.
Luke you sound so smooth ( good thing )
what about leaving the phone near you when sleeping?
If it doesn't cause cancer the scenario doesn't matter.
Your body produces infrared radiation from every cell, all the time. That's about as NEAR you as you can get. That's a far HIGHER amount of energy (frequency) than your cell phone -- which, in your scenario, would only be near you (and a much much lower frequency).
So the phone NEAR you when you are sleeping would be a NON RISK, comparatively.
Plus, the phone isn't doing much if you are sleeping -- it might PING the local tower, get some random microsecond email bursts or text messages requests.. but that's going to be about a few seconds of energy through the entire night. If you have a nightlight across the room, you are already getting more EM radiation from that.
Why would that change anything?
hussamada61 if you have a samsung note 7 i would not sleep with it if u don't want to have the head blown up
I know a guy who intentionally leaves his phone at the other side of the room at night cause of that. He also believes that sky wizard created the universe 6000 years ago and he is afraid that carbonated drinks might cause his dick to stop working.
Or people are reading studies from the United States National Library of Medicine that report the direct opposite of what this video is suggesting...
For example, I'll quote two:
*Long-term exposure to microwave radiation provokes cancer growth:* *evidences from radars and mobile communication systems.*
_Abstract_
_In this review we discuss alarming epidemiological and experimental data on possible carcinogenic effects of long term exposure to low intensity microwave_ _(MW)_ _radiation._ _Recently,_ _a number of reports revealed that under certain conditions the irradiation by low intensity MW can substantially induce cancer progression in humans and in animal models._ _The carcinogenic effect of MW irradiation is typically manifested after long term_ _(up to 10 years and more)_ _exposure._ _Nevertheless,_ _even a year of operation of a powerful base transmitting station for mobile communication reportedly resulted in a dramatic increase of cancer incidence among population living nearby._ _In addition,_ _model studies in rodents unveiled a significant increase in carcinogenesis after 17-24 months of MW exposure both in tumor-prone and intact animals._ _To that,_ _such metabolic changes,_ _as overproduction of reactive oxygen species,_ _8-hydroxi-2-deoxyguanosine formation,_ _or ornithine decarboxylase activation under exposure to low intensity MW confirm a stress impact of this factor on living cells._ _We also address the issue of standards for assessment of biological effects of irradiation._ _It is now becoming increasingly evident that assessment of biological effects of non-ionizing radiation based on physical_ _(thermal)_ _approach used in recommendations of current regulatory bodies,_ _including the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection_ _(ICNIRP)_ _Guidelines,_ _requires urgent reevaluation._ _We conclude that recent data strongly point to the need for re-elaboration of the current safety limits for non-ionizing radiation using recently obtained knowledge._ _We also emphasize that the everyday exposure of both occupational and general public to MW radiation should be regulated based on a precautionary principles which imply maximum restriction of excessive exposure._
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21716201
*Risks of carcinogenesis from electromagnetic radiation of mobile telephony devices.*
_Abstract_
_Intensive implementation of mobile telephony technology in everyday human life during last two decades has given a possibility for epidemiological estimation of long-term effects of chronic exposure of human organism to low-intensive microwave_ _(MW)_ _radiation._ _Latest epidemiological data reveal a significant increase in risk of development of some types of tumors in chronic_ _(over 10 years)_ _users of mobile phone._ _It was detected a significant increase in incidence of brain tumors_ _(glioma,_ _acoustic neuroma,_ _meningioma),_ _parotid gland tumor,_ _seminoma in long-term users of mobile phone,_ _especially in cases of ipsilateral use_ _(case-control odds ratios from 1.3 up to 6.1)._ _Two epidemiological studies have indicated a significant increase of cancer incidence in people living close to the mobile telephony base station as compared with the population from distant area._ _These data raise a question of adequacy of modern safety limits of electromagnetic radiation_ _(EMR)_ _exposure for humans._ _For today the limits were based solely on the conception of thermal mechanism of biological effects of RF/MW radiation._ _Meantime the latest experimental data indicate the significant metabolic changes in living cell under the low-intensive_ _(non-thermal)_ _EMR exposure._ _Among reproducible biological effects of low-intensive MWs are reactive oxygen species overproduction,_ _heat shock proteins expression,_ _DNA damages,_ _apoptosis._ _The lack of generally accepted mechanism of biological effects of low-intensive non-ionizing radiation doesn't permit to disregard the obvious epidemiological and experimental data of its biological activity._ _Practical steps must be done for reasonable limitation of excessive EMR exposure,_ _along with the implementation of new safety limits of mobile telephony devices radiation,_ _and new technological decisions,_ _which would take out the source of radiation from human brain._
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20693976
Yeah. In both texts we have the key words "transmitting station", "base station" and "living near by" and "live close to". Not the same as the actual hand held device is it.
Check out the last sentence
_which would take out the source of radiation from human brain._ What the hell does that even mean!? xD
If you think they would admit a tool 95% of american use which is used to track us all, get data from us, and connect us all to the iot, causes cancer
you're naive about the scientific, medical & telecom/ technological industries and the new world order.
@Jimmy Evil There are efforts to put a one world order / one world government for many decades or centuries now. You are truly blind if you believe this is just a conspiracy theory.
@Jimmy Evil if you don't believe it exists yet then you're a bit behind. Politicians been talking about the NWO forever
"possible carcinogenic effects of long term exposure to low intensity microwave (MW) radiation." lol read it over and over again, possible, not definite.
I drove through that area once going through Virginia. No cell phone service at all!
My Mum thinks the reason she gets headaches is because of her phone. I asked her what proof she has and she said she can feel the frequencies go through her body.
That's definitely a placebo. What you should try to do is tell her that you turned off the router and all the electronic devices in the house but secretly keep on the router or turn it back on when she doesn't realize it. I bet she will say that her headaches went away while the router is still on because she just thinks the router is causing it.
@@drabberfrog I did this, and my mom said:" Its not only wifi, see there( points at the Cell tower 1 km away) its causing my headache." And then i asked her is light a electro magnetic field, she replied:" I dont know". At least she dont buy anti 5g stickers...
Roman let's go bowling
the gta 4 reference brought back soo many memories
(mostly annoying ones)
Did anyone pause and read the abstracts he posted. One study mentioned that studies on low frequency radiation is almost non existent and needs to be further studied. Another found numerous tumors in rats after exposure but not the specific tumor they were looking for.
For the most part the discussion is on microwaves.
Microwave beams create oscillating magnetic fields within their beam. Molecules that are polar (have a negative and positive side) like water will align to this field. The rapid oscillation results in heat. That is how microwave ovens work.One risk is that microwaves heat up water. Its possible just this small heating of your blood will cause problems long term. More a risk if you are holding a device against your head.A water molecule is a stable one. It takes a fair amount of energy to separate hydrogen from oxygen. If you increase the energy It will eventually occur. Other molecules are not as stable and the bar is much lower. DNA is a polar molecule and is subject to the effects of microwave magnetic fields. The amount of oscillation required for DNA to degrade is unknown, but finite.
Many "safe" molecules can degrade into a "unsafe" ones. Many chemicals break down simply from heat. As an example many everyday foods are poisonous if uncooked. The opposite is also true many chemicals become poisonous only after heating. As anyone who has cooked a burrito knows microwaves tend to focus heat in areas, and not all molecules are affected equally as anyone whos left metal in the microwave can tell you. This focused heat could break down molecules in a way that is otherwise unlikely to happen. I'm no crazy doomsdayer and ill keep using my phone, but I don't consider it a closed case at all.
- but are we not warm-blooded mammals? so, how would more heat in our blood hurt us?
- also, microwave magnetic fields can't affect our DNA because the frequency is not high enough
- how can the opposite also work, it is like saying that multiplying is the same as dividing
I kinda only know a bit about this but I'm curious anyway to figure it all out and put the pieces together
Guys. He spoke only about the frequencies but not the emitted power. Let's take an easy example. Both our router or a microwave run at the same frequency (2.4Ghz) but how don't we get heat? Microwaves runs at 2.4Ghz yes but the power emitted is 700 - 1200 Watt which is so high compared to cellphones radio power or routers which by standard should not pass 100 mW (0.1 Watt! which is nothing compared to 800Watt of a microwave). Also the radiation of the router is not ionic which does not change DNA. The higher is the frequency though the most the wave can't pass through. (FM Radio can go further because of the lower frequency and can penetrate walls, trees etc). Lately 60Ghz wifi came out can it's been tested and can't be stopped by facing the opposite direction to stop the comunication between the router and the device so yes, 60Ghz do not pass through your body. For example the visible light, IR, work at so higher frequency that if you close the door the light do not pass through.
However: If you have many antennas around your zone operating at 5Watt for example probably you will feel tired or sick sometimes due to the high power radiation, still nowadays we ARE NOT sure 100% if it causes cancer or not. Stay away from higher power directional antennas, they can affect you somehow.
Sorry for the bad english, I tried to explain you guys something more about it.
Tiberiu Axinte... The higher power levels do not make radiation ionizing. Ionizing radiation is a result of wavelength and it is that ionization that causes radiation injury which can lead to cancer. Ionizing radiation can have three effects, no effect, cell death or mutation. Cell death can lead to serious problems acutely but it is often just experienced as a burn, like a sunburn. Mutation can cause genetic variation that can be passed on or impact you directly. If it does the latter of can cause cancer. EMF becomes ionizing part way through the UV spectrum and higher frequencies. Output power just means more photons are emitted increasing the likelihood that one will hit something but it doesn't increase its energy; that is solely defined by its individual wavelength.
Also non - ionizing radiation does cause tissue heating. This heating in and off itself may cause tissue damage which may cause cancer but the methodology is different.
Thanks for clarifying that. I tried to say something that wasn't mentioned in the video. So the higher the frequency like X-RAY can cause ionization but that higher frequency shouldn't penetrate your body?
a signal every cm it travels the power fall of dramatically, also as you said they are directional antennas that dont point at you, so those 2 things together and you get very very low amount of energy even next to a cell tower
Tiberiu Axinte ty
GTA IV joke in 2017 i love it
My parents keep warning and cautioning me about my computer and that it emits radiation that could cause cancer, tumors and leukemia, no matter how I tell them that they are low-frequency EM waves and that it doesn't cause cancer, they just won't believe me at all because they were so convinced of an article they read at the time in the '90s during their collegiate years about the harms and dangers of computer radiation, they go to massive lengths to keep me away from a computer it's crazy! I even showed them this video and they still won't believe me, they think that the BIG TECH is paying research and other academics institutions to silence them about the harms and dangers of computers because it could potentially jeopardize their business!
Also if you are still scared then note that visible light has more frequency than radio waves.
QUICK ANSWER: *it most likely won't*
What abt 5ghz Wi-Fi
@@mahesan2881 no
Luke it's Roman
*Let's go Bowling!*
Prime Hardware plot twist: Roman likes balling
@PrimeHardware :)
dude..just no
Very well put together video and as a techie myself I have to agree with everything that is said here.
That being said one of my programing professors at my uni pointed out one problem.
Since the vaves of the cell network are freqency modulated and they send them out constantly wont there be a moment when the frequency resonates with some of your cells and breaks it down?
I argue since it changes frequeny rapidly and consanty it would't pose a problem. What do you think?
I skipped the ads and use Amazon without clicking your descriptions for the product you're showing.
Thanks for making this, too many scare mongers out there.
Tech company troll distracting people from the real threat of 5G.
that nice little GTA IV reference
Idiots
yes it does, the electromagnetic fields have subtle effects on biochemical reactions by interacting with the electrons. To use an analogy if ionization is like knocking someones head clean off, then it doesn't mean that if their head doesn't come off, that theres no damage. Visible light isn't Ionizing but it still interacts with your eyes in some way, otherwise how would you see ?
My signal transmissions professor would beg to differ. He says that when you are on a call, the signal gets absorbed by your brain while half goes to the atmosphere. This is pretty accurate if you have ever been on a cell phone call for a long time as your ear will get red and irritated. But if anybody in the electrical engineering world would like to inform me better that would be great
The signal is absorbed by your head, but it is non-ionizing, so all it can really do is heat up your head a fraction of a degree.
3:38 GTA IV reference
Then why they warn us on their user manual
So if you smoke yourself into a pile of goopy tar and shit out your lung; you won't get the bright idea to sue the living shit out of cell phone manufacturers
@@rosen9425gullible idiots like you give the elite a reason to poison the entire planet.
ua-cam.com/video/eaoOfswnojA/v-deo.html
Love the cousin bowling plug! Good job
Here in Sweden we have gotten a far increased risk in brain and neck cancer..
And do you know what they do when they open us up?
Watch if you can the Minds of Men by Truthstream media.
Thank you so much for this video. That's what I've tried to explain to my girlfriend for the last 5 years. #loosingHope
have you dumped her?
@@liz.1328 my girlfriend suffers from ptsd and survived an aneurysm and it's one of her funny beliefs. Because I love her I don't upset her by trying to change her mind, I just let it go. There's bigger battles to win.
Quick answer: no
I laugh at people who think 4g or 5g give you cancer ahahah
@@Roshan_420 Not cancer but radiowaves 4g, 5g wifi, lower testosterone levels
@@mussunmussun3536 lmfao where did you read this? Buzzfeed?
@@Roshan_420 There is many studies and articles of it. Testosterone levels have been halved since 1940's
@@mussunmussun3536 we live much much different from 1940 and obesity levels are at an all time high and we eat so much more bullshit
I hate the internet sometimes, they tell us constantly about health risks and worse case scenarios, and some of them aren't even true, it's scared me so many times before
You hate the truth because you may have to get rid of your over gloried appoint, camera internet cell phone which tracks you and can record your conversations and video tape you unless you disable cover your camera
Cell phones and cell towers are dangerous and that's why they were created.
It's a new world order kid look it up sometime.
ntp.niehs.nih.gov/results/areas/cellphones/index.html
How about the heat the phone generates? Some speculate that the heat transferred from the phone to the cranium, and in particular the blood vessels, can damage them in the long term, leading to for instance a stroke or similar. Would be interesting to hear more about this, as most articles about "the danger of cellphones" is about the high-frequency radiation and not the low-frequency ones.
Speculation is not proof.
i needmy dad to watch this
No please dont turn your dad into a sheep.
Cell phone can't cause cancer. But cell phone can cause depression. Depression is worse than cancer.
Depression makes you want to kill yourself
Cancer kills you
Do depression and cancer together is good for you? You want to die and cancer makes you die?
That's neither how cancer nor how depression works. It's not that simple. Especially depression.
Cancer gives you depression
source?
People cause depression, not phones.
Yep, and my dad still thinks that way, and that me being on my phone most of the time makes him think that I'm gonna get cancer, thinks I'm an stupid idiot because I keep on watching UA-cam videos. He calls me Zero. As in having no future for me. I'm sad, and I cried. And I'm going to make him cry soo hard when I'm better than him.
Low frequency doesn't mean low power. Cell phones do send weak waves, but cell towers send very powerful waves and they do radiate heat too.
That's 30 billion Luke not 30 million
he sain giga not mega on screen it was shown in Mega
Two things you should probably have included:
1) Nocebo effect is a real thing. While there's no logical reason why cell phones should cause harm, the idea that it might be dangerous can cause side effects in some people.
2) it's really hard to test since you'd have to find a group of people big enough that don't use cell phones or wifi or anything, without suffering from the Nocebo effect on top of getting all the other variables pretty much the same.
i hope this video will finally convince my parents to move back out of the radio free zone. havent seen them for years
I just send them a card with this video split over 200 floppy disk.
Wi-Wi is actually don't operate at 60 Ghz this frequency used by wireless backhaul networks.
So Wi-Fi is using 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz (latest version).
3:40 Was that a GTA IV reference? Legendary Guys!
yes roman belic calls nico belic
*N I C O I T S R O M A N*
no snappy tie in to Tunnel Bear? I think a good one would be "speaking of relocating because of radio signals! Tunnel Bear makes it so that your connection looks like it's from a different location!"
Actually, we are exposed to gamma rays sources all of the time, potassium-40 for example. It's just that they possess (generally) insufficient energy to cause physical issues. Also, certain tracers used in medical diagnostics, e.g. iodine-131 are (low-level) gamma emitters.
I knew it! As I know the EM-spectrum, I found that theory incredible.
I am positive that it is not just a theory, but actual fact.
YES, don't watch the video, read the research, the answer is YES.
Dan 123 Hello grandpa
@@pranav4937 Duh science is old people stuff duuur.
Dan 123 Literally turning on your light is more radioactive
@@pranav4937 You have to ignore, turn a blind eye to so much research on microwave radiation to utter such a stupid comment. Microwave and electromagnetic radiation goes through your skin and tissue, UV radiation does not, and it causes skin cancer, the radiation that penetrates human tissue causes glioma, cancer in the intestines, etc, its all in the research, that you choose to ignore for some reason only you know. And I'm not only talking about cancer, there are many diseases this kind of radiation helps developing, it turns bacteria that would be harmless into harmful, inflammation inducing bacteria, it makes your tissue stop healing, again, all in the research you ignore. Your cellphone has warnings about not keeping it too close from your body, never keeping it in your pocket, because it will irradiate you too much, why do you think this is the case?
Exactly Dan. ua-cam.com/video/oL69OHnH6bQ/v-deo.html
Awesome! Now explain this to my mom.
Thank you so much for the facts!
Overpriced Apple devices LMAO
Ionizing radiation causes direct damage to DNA and cells. Non-ionizing radiation (radio waves) causes damage to cells over longer periods of time. But they still cause damage! And this leads to oxidative stress. We are exposed to this 24/7. So our body has no change to fully recover from this. It builds accumulative.
Think about it! Microwaves operate at about 2,4Ghz, same as wifi. Even tho microwaves operate at about 1000 Watt and wifi only at about 0,2 or 0,5 Watt it still causes cells to vibrate! It only means it will take longer for damage to occur but it STILL causes damage. It also vibrates DNA and over time this also can cause DNA breaks (instead of ionizing radiation which causes it directly)
MarcelDV excellent explaination, cummulative damage is the issue, especially if people aren't eating healthy and ensuring their bodies are repairing the damage.
But this heat is radiated as infrared and conducted to other atoms, so it does not build accumulatively at all
Then we should have been fucked long time ago because of thing called sun.....
It does cause but it's so small that with healthy Lifestyle it won't do anything.
i honestly can't remember ever hearing anything about cellphones causing cancer.
Quick note:
Frequency is a different kind of measurement with energy. One need to use particular formula to calculate energy from frequency.
You really need to get educated on this subject. An electromagnetic wave with a frequency of 1 GHz has about 4.13*10^-12 mega electron volts of energy. An An electromagnetic wave with a frequency of 2 GHz has double that. Most mobile phone frequency bands are in the 1-2 GHz range.
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Ok, I'll admit, that was funny! But I refuse to believe that wasn't a copy-and-paste.
tru
Trevor Sutter So unoriginal
Wow... That's genius.
You got me good.
Pretending that something is true because it has not yet be proven wrong is an anti-scientific way to think. We know almost nothing about physics yet compared to what there might still be to be discovered. Saying that long term exposure to these radiotions is harmless is just speculations based on a very likely incomplete set of laws and parameters.
So does this mean that its okay to use ur phone before going to sleep?
far greater concerns -> wait did I close the garage?
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Emojis=Cancer
Can't wait for the emojis movie
hey, I'm from the future! the emoji movie was bad.
How about the antenna's that send and receive cellphone signals? I wouldnt want to have one of those nearby my house!
eddohan they operate on the same frequency as the mobile phones...
and yet none of these articles state who is funding this research team. wtg
MissAllanPoe1989 I can somewhat agree with this but if you go to the actual papers and not a summary it would say
it depends on how you use your phone
if you use facebook and watch some ebola youtube channels then yeah .. expect cancer sooner than you think
If you go to the comment section of these fear mongering videos created by uneducated individuals who don’t know basic physics, then you will get cancer.
I'm not taking off the tin foil hat just yet, they said radium was safe !!
Science gets things wrong all the time by either underestimating certain problems or simply not knowing about certain properties and interactions.
Basically you have permanently glue your tin foil hat to your head to be safe.
Tin foil amplifies signals.
The elite want us all dead. And this video is deceptive and fails to mention all th research in the contrary that electric radiation is causing illness.
was that a GTA VI reference at the end? I can apreciate that
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This is why 20th(19th) century parents are so dumb that they think the radiation of phones are dangerous
i am worst than cancer
Thats like telling someone to drink their own piss ew
So Crazy Bored you mean blood ryt ? 😒
You won't be saying that when 5G hits America! 😂🤔 Jk lol
You're right! Proven fact: 5g will KILL us ALL (starting with this video host)
Some people go to the radio quiet zone because they are sensitive t electromagnetic waves which causes them mild or strong headaches. Of course most people luckily do not suffer from this as this is a rare condition.
the main issue here is that cancer takes a really long time to develop, like longer than cellular reception or wifi have even existed so far. so theres really no way to definitively tell at this point
There are plenty of studies. ua-cam.com/video/oL69OHnH6bQ/v-deo.html