Cell phones cause impotency

What I love about this stuff is the denial, exploiting the massive ignorance of anything regarding fields, wave forms, etcetera.

However, Dr Allan Pacey, senior lecturer in andrology at the University of Sheffield, said "This is a good quality study but I don’t think it tackles the issue.

"If you’re using your phone for four hours a day, presumably it is out of your pocket for longer. That raises a big question: how is it that testicular damage is supposed to occur?"

He said mobile phone use may be a marker for other lifestyle factors known to affect sperm quality.

"Maybe people who use a phone for four hours a day spend more time sitting in cars, which could mean there’s a heat issue. It could be they are more stressed, or more sedentary and sit about eating junk food getting fat. Those seem to be better explanations than a phone causing the damage at such a great distance" he added.

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What a load. The field influences the Thalamus and Hypothalamus which controls sperm production and other autonomous body functions in the brain. EVERY organ in the body has a counterpart controller in the brain - testicles included. The ganglia rich region of the Thalamus and the many synapses are influenced by the field and its component wave forms. All you need is a sustained interference and you will see a lowering of the various organ's efficiency.

Anything that is a trillion dollar industry, and the potential for generating trillions of dollars in lawsuits is immediately defended and misdirected by the paid shills.

I never use the phone for more than 2 minutes at a time, switch sides at the 1 minute point and keep the phone 2 inches from my ear and head.

Those fields are nasty stuff. Synapses are sensitive to powerful fields imposed in the immediate vicinity and you just don't mess with your head. The old phones with the broadcast/receiver separate from the headset were MUCH, MUCH safer. But egos, built-in obsolescence and cheap production costs in the quest for smallness has endangered billions and the price is just starting to be paid in tumors, impotence and early alzheimers.

This one (emf fields) will be the 21st century equivalent of big tobacco and the studies that will have been 'dismissed' considered 'insignificant' or simply buried will be legion.

Technology is wonderful, but it needs to be employed safely.