Cell Phone Radiation Shield

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Although the cell phone industry continues to claim that their products are safe, we can all see and feel that there is evidence to the contrary.

In essence, your cell phone is a radio. When you talk to your friends on your cell phone, your voice is transmitted from the antenna as radio frequency radiation (RFR). This frequency falls in the range of microwave radiation and, when you are exposed to it, there may be a chance of health consequences.

Depending on how close the cell phone antenna is to your head, between 20% and 60% of the radiation emitted by your cell phone is transferred into your head. The radiation actually penetrates the area around your head and is absorbed, with some radiation reaching an inch, to an inch and a half, into your brain.

It sounds scary, but this is how it happens. They say it is no link between Cell Phones Use and Brain Cancer. But when I read what people with brain cancer say I get dizzy instantly:
"MY DAUGHTER HAS GLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME WHICH IS A TYPE OF BRAIN CANCER. VERY AGGRESSIVE TYPE. GLIOMA TUMORS HAVE BEEN LINKED TO CELL PHONE AND APPLIANCE RADIATION WAVES. I HAVEN'T USED THEM YET, BUT THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST MOST EFFECTIVE PRODUCT I HAVE CAME ACROSS IN DOING MY RESEARCH." said A. Harsche about his ill daughter.

The best solution for this is stop talking to your cell phone. If you can't do that, you might at least use radiation shield. It's very cheap (1.77$) and can reduce the radiation from your cell phone to 20-30%.

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