I care just enough about this silliness to make a snarky post about how I don't care about it. I carry a cell phone, on and charged, in a front pant pocket when out and about. On the opposite side I carry handguns with radioactive night sights. At night when asleep, both are on a nightstand a few feet away. My "junk" remains intact and jimmies unrustled.

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Cell Phones and EMF Risk, Are You Cautious About It?

Not at all.

I carry my phone in a plastic OtterBox holster on my belt. Awhile back, about the time the area went to 5G, I began to develop an itchy rash on my left hip (under the phone). I had no idea if the two were related, but I tried an experiment. I put some sticky faraday cloth on the inside of the holster and lo and behold, the rash resolved.



Anecdotal? Perhaps. But it works for me.

I use a tinfoil turban and I have no problems at all. 10/10. Highly recommend it!

Pfft. Tin foil?

A reliable source on TikTok told me that just enhances the 5G mind control/cancer waves.

Instead, you need to invest in a copper-lined titanium hat. Thank God he was happy to sell me one for the low, low price of $99.99. I feel healthier already. And my rash is even starting to clear up.

I made sure to like and subscribe for more useful and important health tips. Next up, he's going to explain how using his exclusive patented water filter to remove flouride, microplastics, and nanobots is essential for avoiding cervical cancer.

I'd sure hate to end up with cancer on my cervix, like a chump.

I heard the years you lose are just from the end of your life. It'd be downright inconvenient if the years you lose come from the middle.

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Originally posted by egregore:
… My "junk" remains intact and jimmies unrustled.

BUT have you checked to see if they glow in the dark?



I may (or may not) have referred 911 callers concerned about such things (or just wacko in general) to this website over the years…



https://zapatopi.net/afdb/

We’re known for our self-deprecating sense of humor.

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Originally posted by Rey HRH:
I heard the years you lose are just from the end of your life. It'd be downright inconvenient if the years you lose come from the middle.

a mid-life crisis, for sure!

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BUT have you checked to see if they glow in the dark?

It would make it easier to find them.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
I carry my phone in a plastic OtterBox holster on my belt. Awhile back, about the time the area went to 5G, I began to develop an itchy rash on my left hip (under the phone). I had no idea if the two were related, but I tried an experiment. I put some sticky faraday cloth on the inside of the holster and lo and behold, the rash resolved.



Anecdotal? Perhaps. But it works for me.

You should take the faraday cloth off and go one as previous. See if the rash comes back. If it does, put the cloth back on to see if it resolves again. Repeat the experiment several times to determine repeatability.

Pretty sure mine gave me cancer in each lung. Carried my phone in my left shirt pocket for years. Right behind the pocket that I carried the phone in my left I had cancer in the upper left lobe. Had chemo,radiation. Then I put the phone in my right shirt pocket. July 29 2023 I was involved in am small aircraft crash. Went for a chest x ray because I knew I had at least cracked a rib. They found a 14 Milimeter spot on my right lung. Right behind the pocket . Remember when we were told the phones would give us cancer? I believe it. Now I’m being treated for cancer in the right lung with Keytruda . I do not carry my phone anywhere on my personal I keep it away from me. No one will convince me that the phone didn’t do it.

If I were in my 20's , I'd be very cautious.
Each and everyday.


But now ,at my age, I am ready to "go".

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Originally posted by 12131:
You should take the faraday cloth off and go one as previous. See if the rash comes back. If it does, put the cloth back on to see if it resolves again. Repeat the experiment several times to determine repeatability.

I couldn't possibly do that. It might ruin my "study".

So I was going to give my 2 year old laptop to a family. What I didn't know is the wife is sensitive to WiFi and Bluetooth. I suppose that falls under EMF.

At first I was skeptical. But she has two meters, the newer one about $500 that measures WiFi and bluetooth signals in the house. Everything in their house is hardwired. I want to respect her so I said I can turn off the WiFi and bluetooth in both Windows and BIOS.

But before I did that, she showed us a symptom of what it did to her. She showed us the side of her hand on the pinky finger side and the muscle there was contracting. She said when it first started happening it was painful. And it took a lot of trying to figure out what was causing it.

She took out the meter and it's like a Geiger counter that clicked and had led lights that showed signal strength. She had us turn off our phones and showed how it got louder the closer to the laptop. I tried it and it was going crazy until we figured out I had my apple watch on. So I took it outside the house and verified that it did work as I walked around the house.

She also said she read somewhere that even though you can supposedly turn off the wifi and bluetooth features in Windows and BIOS, that somehow the card was still sending out energy. And sure enough, the meter did show the laptop was still sending out signals.

I just finished physically taking out the WLAN card and will give her the laptop tomorrow for her kids.

Every house they live in, they check. They can't live near cell towers. They turn off their phones and only use it periodically.

She was half-apologetic saying she knows people think she's just crazy but I saw that muscle contracting. I told her it's like my eye allergies. Other people can be in the same place as I am and not be bothered by anything while my eyes get all red and itchy from the pollen.

So, I have to say it is such a thing and I assume it affects all people but I think some people are more sensitive than others.

Rey, wow! Quite a story. Thanks.