Dr. George Carlo, scientist hired by the cell phone industry to determine the health risks of cell phones, speaks about the dangers of WI-FI, or wireless computer networks, in schools. This is a fascinating phone interview exposing how wireless networks are causing learning disabilities, behavior issues, brain function and focus problems, and more in schools. Carlo notes that children are more susceptible to WI-FI radiation than adults because their bodies and brains are still forming. He says schools become resonant chambers for EMF pollution due to their construction usually being metal-framed walls and ceilings. Teachers are also at great risk since they are in schools every day for years on end. A must-hear interview! Although this focuses on WI-FI in schools, WI-FI networks are now everywhere — in coffee shops, hotels, bookstores (like Barnes and Noble), public libraries, airports, and more.

Carlo is founder of the Science and Public Policy Institute (not to be confused with the conservative think-tank also named the Science and Public Policy Institute and its sub-project, the Safe Wireless Initiative, which seeks to educate the public on the issue of electromagnetic pollution and electrosensitivity.

He is currently dedicating his life and the work of SPPI, SWI and the affiliated organizations to educating clinicians, consultants and health-care practitioners on protocols of intervention to help victims of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) exposure.

Part 1 is below, parts 2 and 3 are here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHpNpSw_7Tg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJVfOUEA61Q

— Ken Rohla

Dr. George Carlo, hired by the cell phone industry to determine if cell phones are damaging to humans, discovered they radically increase the risk of brain and eye cancer. When he attempted to report his findings to the public, the industry tried to shut him up and suppress his findings. Dr. Carlo cites studies showing conclusively that cell phones pose a clear cancer risk. Particularly alarming is the practice of cell companies targeting children, and children’s patterns of use. For example, he notes that children on average use 2600 minutes of cell time per month (86 minutes a day on average), and they often leave their phones on under their pillows next to their head while sleeping. He also cites 30,000 and 50,000 cases of brain and eye cancer are attributable to cell phone use. 1.9 billion people use cell phones worldwide, and it represents an unprecedented public health risk, beyond the costs and damage of cigarettes. If you think cell phones aren’t that bad, think again. Every time you make a call, think of smoking a cigarette. It won’t kill you instantly, but it can do lethal damage.

For more information, see:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=george+carlo&search_type=&aq=f
http://safewireless.org
http://cellphonelies.com