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Mobile phones undermine the blood-brain barrier:

Lundt and colleagues have been studying the effects of 915MHz radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (EMFs) in rats since 1988.

"In a series of more than 1,600 animals, we have proven that subthermal power densities from both pulse-modulated and continuous RF EMFs - including those from ...mobile phones - have the potency to significantly open the blood-brain barrier

such that the animal's own albumin passes out of the bloodstream into the brain tissue and accumulates in the neurons and glial cells surrounding the capillaries."

These results have been duplicated in at least two other laboratories. One group showed that the animals' own albumin injected into the brain of rats led to damage of the neurons at the site of injection when the concentration of albumin in the injected solution is at least 25% of that in the blood.

http://www.i-sis.org.uk/MPABD.php

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