Abstract

Overview

This monograph explores the adverse effects of wireless radiation, with a focus on inconsistencies and limitations in current biomedical research practices.

Findings

• Many laboratory experiments do not effectively simulate the real-life conditions under which wireless radiation operates, often neglecting aspects like pulsing and modulation of the carrier signal.
• There is a lack of consideration for synergistic effects of wireless radiation combined with other toxic stimuli.
• The emerging 5G technology is highlighted for its potential widespread adverse health impacts, not just on skin and eyes but also systemic effects.

Conclusion

The study critiques the current evaluation of wireless radiation's safety in biomedical literature, stressing that reported effects are just "the tip of the iceberg". It suggests much greater potential for harm, advocating for more comprehensive research methodologies.