‘EMR Radiation From Cell Towers, Wireless Devices Linked to Diabetes Epidemic‘
Reported by The Defender, part of Children’s Health Defense, a new report by Paul Héroux, Ph.D., compiles and analyses over 280 studies suggesting that electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is likely a driver of the global increase in diabetes. The report examines evidence that EMR exposure from electrical power grids, wireless devices, and 5G infrastructure can dysregulate and raise blood sugar levels. “Current EMR safety standards are inadequate for protecting long-term metabolic health,” Héroux told The Defender.
Beatrice Alexandra Golomb, M.D., Ph.D., a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine, has long recognised that EMR may contribute not only to diabetes but to other metabolic syndrome factors, including weight gain and hypertension.
Parents, teachers, and communities have not been fully informed about these risks. Are we all paying the price, especially our children?
Experts say it is time for governments to listen to independent scientists and to acknowledge the thousands of research publications highlighting potential health effects of EMR on children and communities, including metabolic disorders, neurological impacts, reproductive issues, and cancer.
We cannot continue to rely solely on the so-called safety limits that ignore decades of scientific evidence. Protecting children and communities requires awareness, proactive action, and accountability from those responsible for public health.
Read the full report: EMR Radiation From Cell Towers, Wireless Devices Linked to Diabetes Epidemic • Children’s Health Defense