Cell Phone Dangers: Autism on the Rise
2009-11-24 - 12:03
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In late 1970s, the ratio of autism in the United States was 1 in 10,000 children. Today it is 1 in 150, according to published CDC reports. This troubling increase parallels too closely the increased usage of cell phone, wireless and similar technologies that produce radio waves.
Findings from more than five years of research on patients with autism point to electromagnetic radiation stress as one of the potential causes of the explosion of autism in the past two decades.
Tamara Mariea, founder of Internal Balance(TM), Inc., is releasing these findings in a soon-to-be-published paper. Her research also validates Dr. George Carlo's recent pronouncements of the mechanism discovered underlying the biological effects of EMR--that the information-carrying radio waves trigger stress protein responses at the cell membrane level leading to disruption in intercellular communications and buildup of toxins inside the cell.
Tamara's research explores electromagnetic radiation as a cohort effect with heavy metal toxins as a strong component of the cause of autism, and has developed therapeutic interventions to detoxify these trapped toxins from the body.