Cancer

Recent research has uncovered an alarming increase in cancer rates amongst groups of people who are exposed to high frequency voltage transients and EMF pollution. Types of cancers observed have included, but are not limited to, melanoma, breast, uterus, and thyroid cancer, as well as childhood and adult leukemia. The relatively short latency time of melanoma and thyroid cancers suggest that these cancers might be more sensitive to the effects of high voltage transients than other manifestations of this disease.

Published scientific studies have linked EMF pollution exposure to brain and eye cancer, as well as tumours of the auditory nerves and salivary glands.

Unavoidable exposure to carcinogenic pathogens in the air, food, household products, and medications mean that it is even more important to limit exposure to other possible causes of cancer whenever we can.