Did you know Wi-Fi Hurts Rabbits?

Do you have pets at home? Many households have dogs, cats, and even rabbits. Whereas the dogs and cats generally roam around, the rabbits are usually kept in either an indoor or outdoor cage. This article is specifically about keeping your rabbits healthy, and making sure that their cages are located very far away from any Wi-Fi transmitters or wireless devices like cellphones, iPads, routers and utility “smart” meters at your home. The same precautions would apply to all caged pets.

Medical research scientists throughout the world have been saying for the past three decades that microwave radiation, even at very low levels, has direct and almost immediate effects on the human central nervous system. These frequencies are transmitted from the multitude of wireless devices which surround us and which we use in daily life.

In September 2015, an important study was published in the Journal of Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology[1]:

The researchers confirmed that exposing rabbits to the signals from Wi-Fi routers had the following effects on the rabbits:

It increased their heart rates and blood pressure when the routers were placed close to the rabbits. It also affected the way that the biological signals in their body were able to control their rapidly beating hearts.

If you know animals and specifically rabbits, you’ll be aware that they are usually either very still, or else running and jumping. The effect of the Wi-Fi on the rabbits effectively put them in a long-term ‘fight or flight’ mode and was a great strain on their hearts. It gave them tachycardia and hypertension.

Many researchers are saying the same thing from their studies about the effects on children.

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[1] Linda Saili, et al, “Effects of acute exposure to WIFI signals (2.45 GHz) on heart variability and blood pressure in Albinos rabbit,” Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, Volume 40, Issue 2 (September 2015): 600–605.

https://www.wirelesseducation.org/wi-fi-hurts-rabbits/