Evidence for a connection between coronavirus disease-19 and exposure to radiofrequency radiation from wireless communications including 5G

Abstract

Overview

The study explores the potential environmental factors influencing the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on ambient radiofrequency radiation (WCR) from wireless communication systems. This is considered against the backdrop of the epidemiological triad: agent, host, and environment.

Findings

• Statistical Correlation: Rapid spread of COVID-19 in areas shortly after the deployment of 5G technologies.
• Experimental Literature Review: Examination of existing studies reveals WCR may induce several detrimental biological effects:
• Morphologic changes in erythrocytes, hypercoagulation.
• Impairment of microcirculation and exacerbation of hypoxia.
• Immune system dysfunction with increased susceptibility to infections.
• Cellular oxidative stress leading to organ damage.
• Facilitation of viral entry and replication through intracellular Ca2+ increase.

Conclusion

WCR and particularly 5G might have increased the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic via several pathways such as immune suppression and enhancement of virus virulence. The paper advocates for reduced WCR exposure and calls for further research into its health implications.