Only when in use - but, of course, that is when you are holding it up to
your ear.
* - incorrect, cell phones transmit even when not in use, and even when
off in some cases.*
If you have a cordless house phone, the handset emits radiation only
when in use.
* - incorrect, all modern cordless phone handsets transmit at all times,
even when on the base.*
But the cordless base/recharging station where the antenna is emits
radiation constantly (just like a cell phone tower with antennas).
*- 99% of modern cordless phones do. 49mhz, and 900mhz cordless units
do not.*
If you have a WI-Fi system, your Wi-Fi router also emits radiation
constantly.
* - Indeed, but it is much more harmful in my my tests when you have
receivers of those signals in the home.*
Having a Wi-Fi router is like having a cell phone tower in your house!
* - True, they are a health hazard. The German govt. has told its
citizens to turn off their routers.*
Your laptop that uses Wi-Fi emits radiation when you connect to the
Wi-Fi system (kind of like the cell phone).
* - Even when off they do, as incredible as that seems. Modern laptops
have some sort of WiFi setup that can't even be fully disabled in
windows hardware configuration from control panel. After disabling my
sons, I still got WiFi signals from it. Very curious!*
The problem is with the continuous types of exposure from base stations
and for people who have a cell phone glued to their ear for hours a day.
* - Agreed, and it is cumulative. Your blood is disrupted, and can't
keep up. It also induces a constant Candida overgrowth in the body
combined with a lower PH. (Acidic)*
The units kids use of texting also emit, but at least when texting they
do not hold them to their ear - that helps.
* - True, but newer phones have a huge bubble of bad energy, some over
10+ feet.*
Some additional things I discovered through careful investigation...
1) There are many hidden sources of WiFi/Microwaves in the home.
Xbox360's emit a powerful microwave signal even when turned off! So
keep them unplugged. Nintendo Wii emites a fairly good signal, even when
OFF, so keep it unplugged. Many new printers, shredders, cameras,
shavers and other things emit pretty strong signals. Buy older units,
disable the wireless aspects, or find a good technician to dig inside
and force it off. (these guys will be valuable in the coming times, for
sure)
http://www.engadget.com/2007/12/16/xbox-360-sending-out-disruptive-2-4ghz-vibes/
*Xbox 360 sending out disruptive 2.4GHz vibes?*
2) You can find older 900mhz phones that don't power up until they are
used. However I recommend corded phones in the home. ONE COMPANY on the
planet is making "Safe" DECT phones.. Imagine that, only one company! *
This is an important video to watch:*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNy9R2c-2iE
http://www.lowradiation.co.uk/
Low Radiation DECT Cordless Phone
Del wrote:
Only when in use - but, of course, that is when you are holding it up
to your ear.
If you have a cordless house phone, the handset emits radiation only
when in use.
But the cordless base/recharging station where the antenna is emits
radiation constantly (just like a cell phone tower with antennas).
If you have a WI-Fi system, your Wi-Fi router also emits radiation
constantly.
Having a Wi-Fi router is like having a cell phone tower in your house!
Your laptop that uses Wi-Fi emits radiation when you connect to the
Wi-Fi system (kind of like the cell phone).
The problem is with the continuous types of exposure from base
stations and for people who have a cell phone glued to their ear for
hours a day.
The units kids use of texting also emit, but at least when texting
they do not hold them to their ear - that helps.
Del
----- Original Message -----
*From:* PT Ferrance <mailto:[email protected]>
*To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
*Sent:* Monday, April 26, 2010 9:45 AM
*Subject:* CS>another question about cell phones
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation danger
when the phone is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when
you are actually talking? Or all the time???
Thanks.
PT
