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Using your phone as an alarm clock can be dangerous? Do you keep your cell phone near your bedside at night? Many people do, but using your phone as an alarm clock could pose an inherent danger to your health, even while you sleep. Young people are the most likely to use their phones as an alarm ...

Is Your Smart Phone Distracting You? Do you have a Sense of Wholeness and Life Satisfaction? Everyone I know loves the idea of “peace of mind”. And even better, a feeling of wholeness as we go through our busy days. But it’s possible technology is disrupting that and it’s time to reclaim your cen...

“5G is the Stupidest Idea In the History of the World” “Putting in tens of millions of 5G antennae without a single biological test of safety has got to be about the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world.”  Dr. Martin Pall Dr. Martin Pall, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry an...

Researchers from the National Toxicology Program of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services have uncovered new evidence about the links between cell phone radiation and cancerous tumors – links so strong that they decided to release their preliminary results before the entire study was c...

Smartphone Use can be Addictive Did you know your smartphone can affect your brain? We call this brain drain or brain fog, I’m sure you’ve felt it.  According to Dr. Karen Smith, California Department of Public Health, about 95% of Americans own a cell phone. Kids get their first phone whe...

In today's world, digital technology surrounds us—from the smartphones in our hands to the Wi-Fi routers in our homes. While this connectivity brings convenience, it also brings increased exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs). This exposure raises concerns for many people seeking to prot...

Smartphone Can Cause Temporary Blindness When Used in the Dark I know I find the light from my smartphone irritating, and it can keep me awake, but I had no idea that my smartphone can cause temporary blindness. Here’s the scene at the doctor’s office. On June 23rd, 2016, the New England Journal ...

“Shouldn’t I be able to protect myself? I don’t want to depend on something all the time.” We hear this a lot. Thirty years ago (1990), protecting yourself was possible, but things have changed so very much since then. Our technology and our lives have changed dramatically in that time - we’ve go...