Re:Wi-Fi may be coming soon to a lamppost near you
by tzs on Saturday May 07, 2022 @10:07AM
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> Why did you pick this one paper, rather than from a multitude of others that exist suggesting low-level non-ionizing radiation exposure at low MW frequencies is safe?
Has anyone studied low-level non-ionizing radiation in an environment that has a high level of other things that are carcinogenic?
DNA can conduct current and this appears to play a role in the mechanism of DNA replication and the finding and repairing of damage during replication [1].
I wonder if it would be possible for low energy fields to interfere with that mechanism? That would not cause cancer, but it might prevent a cell from avoiding a cancer from some other mechanism that it otherwise would have avoided.
There have been some studies that claim DNA can act as a fractal antenna, responding well to wavelengths much longer than you would expect a conventional antenna so small to react to. However I think all of those studies are from just one research team, and I haven't seen anyone trying to reproduce them.
Has anyone studied low-level non-ionizing radiation in an environment that has a high level of other things that are carcinogenic?
DNA can conduct current and this appears to play a role in the mechanism of DNA replication and the finding and repairing of damage during replication [1].
I wonder if it would be possible for low energy fields to interfere with that mechanism? That would not cause cancer, but it might prevent a cell from avoiding a cancer from some other mechanism that it otherwise would have avoided.
There have been some studies that claim DNA can act as a fractal antenna, responding well to wavelengths much longer than you would expect a conventional antenna so small to react to. However I think all of those studies are from just one research team, and I haven't seen anyone trying to reproduce them.
[1] https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/electrons-use-dna-wire-si...