Cell Phone Radiation

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is the go-to agency for protecting consumers from fraudulent claims. Yet, here we are, 20 years after the FTC’s first crackdown on radiation sticker scams, and the market is more saturated than ever with these deceptive products. From Amazon to eBay, there are hundreds of listings for stickers claiming to […]

A new bombshell report from the Danish Cancer Registry—published on September 30, 2024—has rocked the scientific community and contradicted the “official” stance of Karipidis and colleagues, who insist there’s “moderate certainty” that cell phone use does not increase brain tumor risk. The latest statistics from 2023 reveal a staggering doubling of brain and central nervous […]

The new Danish Cancer Registry report (2024) reveals that brain and central nervous system (CNS) tumors in Denmark have nearly doubled over the past 20 years—a direct challenge to earlier studies (like the Danish Cohort Study) that claimed no cell phone–cancer risk. Those old findings suffered from major flaws such as excluding heavy users and […]

630 nm(Visible Red Light) Shallower penetration: Tends to be absorbed primarily in the epidermis and upper dermis (top layers of the skin). Surface-level benefits: Known for stimulating collagen production, reducing inflammation at the skin surface, supporting wound healing, and treating acne. Cosmetic applications: Often used for improving overall complexion, fine lines, and wrinkles. 660 nm […]

When Evidence of Cancer Isn’t Enough: Unmasking the Suppression of Cell Phone Radiation Research In August of 2011, attorney Jimmy Gonzalez underwent surgery for a glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) on the left side of his brain. He also suffered nerve tumors in the hand that habitually held his phone and a third tumor near the area […]

In our modern era, the cellphone is an ever-present companion. It wakes us up in the morning, helps us navigate on the road, connects us via social media, and is rarely more than a few inches away from our bodies. With such ubiquity, it’s no surprise that questions about potential health risks—such as cancer—are growing […]

How do living systems—ranging from simple bacteria to human brains—maintain their structure and identity in the face of constant change? How can we unify physics, machine learning, and biology under a single, coherent mathematical framework? These questions rest at the heart of Bayesian mechanics, a new and rapidly growing field that treats living organisms as […]

Dr. Mike Varshavski recently posted a video claiming that non-ionizing radiation from Bluetooth devices like AirPods is unlikely to cause cancer or other serious health hazards. While Dr. Mike’s message may seem reassuring, the evidence—both in scientific literature and court rulings—tells a more complicated story. This blog will dissect the main points in his argument, […]

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) once issued a statement that “scientific research to date has not demonstrated adverse human health effects of exposure to radio-frequency (RF) energy from mobile phone use.” The GAO further asserted that federal agencies—such as the FDA and NIH—and industry experts had arrived at similar conclusions. According to the GAO, […]

A Mission Forged in Tragedy In the realm of public-health advocacy, few stories are as personal or compelling as the one behind RF Safe. Founded by John Coates, RF Safe emerged from a place of deep sorrow—the tragic loss of his daughter, Angel Leigh Coates, to a rare neural tube defect (NTD) at birth. This […]

In the world of germicidal ultraviolet (UV) technologies, far-UVC light at 222 nm has been generating a lot of excitement. Studies continue to show that 222 nm light, when properly filtered, cannot penetrate beyond the outer layer of the skin (stratum corneum) or the tear layer of the eyes. This scientific consensus has led leading […]

For decades, the FCC relied on thermal-only radiofrequency (RF) exposure guidelines from 1996, claiming wireless devices/towers were safe unless tissue heating was detected. Section 704 of the 1996 Telecom Act forced localities to accept these FCC rules, disallowing them from citing health or environmental concerns as grounds to deny new cell sites. In 2021, the […]

The Astonishing Decision to Halt NTP Research Imagine if, after discovering “clear evidence” that smoking causes cancer, federal authorities decided: “Let’s cut off all further tobacco research funding.” Absurd, right? Yet a disturbingly parallel scenario is unfolding with cell phone radiation research. Despite the National Toxicology Program (NTP) spending $30 million and over a decade […]

A Two-Front Assault on Public Health and Local Freedom It’s becoming clearer every day that radiofrequency (RF) radiation—the invisible signals powering everything from smartphones to 5G towers—poses profound challenges to both public health and local democracy in the United States. We live in an era of ubiquitous wireless devices, where entire classrooms hum with Wi-Fi, […]

A Hidden Public-Health Crisis Few Americans realize that our daily environment—filled with smartphones, tablets, Wi-Fi routers, smart meters, and cell towers—bubbles with a virtually invisible layer of radiofrequency (RF) radiation. Over the past two decades, this wireless revolution has accelerated exponentially, promising convenience, connectivity, and digital transformation. But it also brings legitimate health concerns. From […]

The ceLLM theory was developed by John Coates, Founder of RF Safe. It integrates concepts of bioelectricity and DNA as a resonant mesh network, emphasizing the role of resonant fields and atomic structures in storing genetic and evolutionary information. Bayesian mechanics is a framework for modeling systems that incorporate uncertainty, using probabilities to represent our […]

If you own a smartphone, you likely use a phone case to protect it from drops and scratches. But did you know the wrong case can negatively affect your phone’s performance and even increase your personal radiation exposure? Research indicates that some cases can force phones to ramp up their transmitting power, causing higher amounts […]

Cells throughout the body maintain homeostasis and coordinate developmental and regenerative processes via bioelectric signaling, an information-rich system that can be viewed as a Bayesian inference machine under the Free Energy Principle (FEP). However, modern environments are awash in electromagnetic fields (EMFs)—from Wi-Fi routers to cellular towers and 5G infrastructure—that may inject noise or “entropic […]

Bioelectric signals are increasingly recognized as a fundamental “language” by which cells communicate to coordinate growth, regeneration, and overall function. Recent developmental and regenerative biology research shows that tissues and organs rely on carefully maintained electrical gradients (membrane potentials, ion flows, and gap junction patterns). At the theoretical level, the Free Energy Principle frames cells […]

In modern theoretical physics, one of the most compelling and challenging goals is to find a Theory of Everything (TOE)—a single, all-encompassing framework capable of describing every fundamental aspect of reality, from the large-scale structure of the cosmos to the most microscopic quantum phenomena. Over the years, candidates for such a theory have included string […]

Is space-time really doomed? Has a new, exotic geometric shape—dubbed the “amplituhedron”—emerged to replace the familiar fabric of reality? If you have been following theoretical physics over the last decade, you might have read headline-grabbing statements about the “end of space-time,” “new shapes supplanting space-time,” or “revolutionary geometry rewriting the Standard Model.” In a media […]

The concept of a wave-function for the entire universe sounds like an idea pulled straight from the realm of science fiction. Yet, this notion is deeply rooted in some of the most cutting-edge theoretical physics of our time. While quantum theory has typically been applied to the submicroscopic world—analyzing how particles like electrons, photons, and […]

James Clerk Maxwell stands as one of the greatest minds in the history of science—yet his legacy often takes a back seat to towering figures like Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein. Despite being ranked the third greatest physicist of all time (behind Einstein and Newton) in a survey of prominent late-20th-century physicists, Maxwell’s name remains […]

A Deep Dive into the Microcosmos Life at the microscopic scale unfolds at a pace and complexity that defies our everyday comprehension. Although we often dismiss bacteria as simple or “primitive,” these tiny organisms were among the earliest pioneers of life on Earth and remain essential to the existence of all complex life. In a […]