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Cell Phone Radiation Made Healthy

July 12, 2011 By Leave a Comment

In my earlier articles I talked about how our sick house caused my husband’s death from cancer and my former neurological problems. In Article #9, the question is: Can Cell Phones be Made Safe and Even Healthy?
This article discusses the health dangers from cell phones, whether you use one or not, and how to protect yourself. Many other researchers now believe that cell phones could be the biggest health issue since tobacco. I believe that regular use of cell phones ranks right up there with geopathic stress. Both of these sources can and do cause life threatening diseases. It may just take a few years, so most people do not realize what is happening to them.
Cell phones are a source of unshielded microwave radiation and numerous studies correlate their use to health problems, including cancer. Similar to the dangers from second-hand tobacco smoke, whenever anyone uses a cell phone, the “second-hand irradiation” extends up to 100 yards, so you are being adversely affected even if you do not own a cell phone!
Dr. George Carlo co-authored a book with Martin Schram entitled Cell Phones: Invisible Hazards in the Wireless Age. Carlo was originally hired by the cell phone industry to prove their safety, but that’s not what he found and he has become the industry’s whistle-blower. Years ago he discovered and detailed in this book that cell phones do emit health destroying energies including those that can damage our DNA.
A recent Swedish study found that using a cell phone for only an hour a day increases your risk of getting a brain tumor by 240%.
Other research has shown that brain cancer in children and young adults is up 26% from cell phones and that brain tumors are now the biggest cancer killer in children.
In October 2009, the 10 year International Interphone study confirmed:
“The Use of Mobile Phone Is Carcinogenic.” A series of studies have consistently shown an increased risk of brain tumors among people who use cell phones for more than 10 years. This International Epidemiologic Research Study gathered 13 countries together for this study. The US did not participate.
If you read any research reports, first look to see who is funding them. The research that has been funded by the cell phone industry has been spun to show the lowest risks. The independently funded research much more clearly shows the cancer causing affects from using cell phones.
Using an iPhone is even worse because they act as a base station, so you are getting even more radiation.
My own research and testing is based on how our body actually reacts energy-wise and instantly to whatever it is exposed to, including using a cell phone. When you are using a cell phone, your body is instantly weakened from the radiation and other toxic frequencies transmitted. These toxins then can be, and usually are, stored in your body.
I think the best thing is for you to not take my word on this! Learn how to test your cell phone yourself or find a friend or practitioner to test you, so you can see how your body reacts and how effective any products are for you. As I mentioned in a previous article, the Vega testing techniques detailed in my book are much more accurate of what is really happening in and to your body. These testing details for cell phones start on page 246 in my book: Our Energetic Evolution in Healing: The Secrets to Surviving the Unseen Forces That are Killing You.
I wanted to feel safe using a cell phone, so I also created a product to place on them that neutralizes the toxicity before it has a chance to enter my body. These advanced testing techniques confirm that it is Effective and Well Tolerated.
I now believe that carrying and using a cell phone that has been neutralized is healthier than not having a cell phone at all. This is because the product on the cell phone is almost as good as wearing one. It is protecting my body from all the other electromagnetic stresses I am being exposed to, such as from electricity, other people’s cell phones and all wireless gadgets.
I have heard from clients who had headaches daily from using cell phones and the headaches have now disappeared.
I have seen seizures. My husband had them from his brain tumors and I was with him during all but one of them. They are a very scary thing to experience with a complete sense of helplessness. So I know about seizures and I know about brain tumors and what they can do and I am still using my cell phone, now that it is neutralized. I can use a cell phone for hours and I don’t feel or test for any negative effects. Without that protection, I would only use a cell phone for an emergency.
I cannot and would not guarantee that people would not get a brain tumor if they used my product on their cell phone. The best I can say is that I am comfortable using them, even with what I know and as sensitive as my body is.
In a future video series I will demonstrate how to test cell phones so you can see what they do to you and how to test to see which products work effectively to protect you.
My next Article is my favorite because I get up on my soap box and talk about what “Our Energetic Evolution” means to me!

Written by Karenym

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How to Replace A Lost Or Broken Cell Phone Cheaply

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Check with your wireless carrier to see if they carry any refurbished cell phones.  Refurbished phones are nothing more than cell phones that people either returned, or were broken during shipment and sent out for repair.  Purchasing a refurbished cell phone saves you money because cell phone companies are looking to get rid of the phones and will sell them for incredibly cheap prices.  Refurbished cell phones are also great because they’ve been tested for quality to be sure they work well.  A cell phone company cannot sell a refurbished cell phone without having it fully tested. You can even request to see the invoice in which the phone was fixed and checked for problems.

Find new and used cell phones on eBay at great prices.  Ebay has hundreds of cell phones up for bid for all different cell phone carriers.  You can find the latest new cell phones for a fraction of the price you’d pay through your cell phone carrier.  Some people even offer a ‘Buy It Now’ price in which you can get the cell phone right away without having to wait and bid on the item.  The only thing to be careful of is that the listing for the phone states that it is an ‘unlocked’ cell phone.  Unlocked means that there is no code set by a cell phone carrier that will keep the phone from being used by anyone else.  Cell phone companies do this as a way to protect their phones if their ever stolen and to discourage people from swapping cell phones.  Ask the eBay seller if you are unsure whether the cell phone you want is unlocked or not.

Check out Overstock.com for cheap cell phones.  Just like eBay, Overstock.com offers lots of great items for an incredible price.  However, you do not have to bid on items through Overstock.com.  Instead, you search through the products available, or use the search link at the top of the page to find what you are looking for, click the quantity you want and continue to the check out.  You can use a credit card or easily pay with PayPal for convenience. Overstock.com offers many great cell phones for amazing prices.  See resource list below for links.

There are many great online sites available that offer unlocked cell phones for a discount price.  Many of these sites will even show you the price the cell phone originally sells for and the price they are selling it for.  However, there are many sites that sell discount and cheap cell phones that you need to beware of.  In order to protect yourself, be sure that a discount cell phone site is backed by the BBB (Better Business Bureau).  This means that the site or company has upheld certain standards in order to be listed as a place to safely purchase items or equipment.  If in doubt, check out the BBB site at http://www.bbb.org/ and search for the site or company you are looking for.  Or, check out the sites listed to find a great cell phone company site you can trust.  See resource list below for links to good discount cell phone sites.

Links:

http://www.overstock.com/

http://www.discountcell.com/

http://www.wirelessemporium.co m/

http://www.cellularoutfitter.c om/

http://www.ebay.com

http://www.ehow.com/how_487641 8_save-money-cell-phone-bill.h tml

Written by jaredsgirl
Mental Health Caseworker/Professional Writer

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How to use a cell phone abroad

July 12, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Preparing to Use Your Cell Phone While Traveling.

Your cell phone may be able to be used when you travel abroad. Since cell phones have become a part of our daily lives, leaving the cell phone at home when traveling may not be an option.

With roaming agreements between cell phone service providers, quad-band phones and cell phone network access nearly everywhere, your cell phone can be used nearly everywhere you travel.

An important thing to consider when using a cell phone abroad is cost. Although costs per minute are generally higher when using your cell phone outside your home country, there are ways to ensure that your cell phone bill stays relatively reasonable when traveling.

Ensure that your cell phone is a quad-band cell phone. There are four primary cell phone service signals used in the world, and a quad-band phone will work on each of them. Many cell phone makers produce quad-band phones and any cell phone service provider that offers international cell phone service access will sell at least one quad-band phone.

If are preparing to purchase a cell phone, ask the service provider which phone models are quad-band or if buying online, look at the cell phone specifications to see if the phone is dual-band, tri-band, or quad-band.

Place your SIM card into a quad-band phone. If your current phone is not able to function in the country you will be in, ask friends and family who use the same cell phone provider if you can swap cell phones for the travel period by placing your SIM card in their cell phone to take with you. They would take your cell phone and place their SIM card in it to use it while you are gone.

This ensures that when someone attempts to call you on your number, they will reach you and not the other person. The SIM card holds the user account information and the cell phone number connected to your account.

You may also be able to purchase or rent an inexpensive quad-band phone to use with your SIM card. Most phones are locked to one service provider, so you may need to locate a quad-band phone from your service provider.

Countries such as Japan and South Korea, according to an article on CNN.com, use 3G networks (that differ from GSM and other 3G networks) and many cell phones from other countries will not function there.

Check to see whether your cell phone service provider has roaming agreements in the countries to which you will be traveling. Companies such as AT&T and T-Mobile have
extensive roaming agreements. According to CNN, T-Mobile has more than 190 countries where roaming agreements are established.

Roaming agreements mean that customers of the cell phone service provider from another country have the ability to access the networks and cell towers in other areas that are owned by other cell phone service providers there.

Check the rates. It isn’t surprising to learn that using your cell phone abroad will cost a bit more than using your cell phone at home. After all, there are roaming fees (your cell phone company pays for access to other networks), connection fees and taxes to cover.

Plans with “anytime minutes” or free nights and weekends will often exclude those free minutes when using your phone abroad. Instead, you will be charged a per-minute fee based on the country you are in or the network you are accessing.

These fees generally apply to both incoming and outgoing phone calls made while your phone is in another country.

Use text messaging when possible. Overall, text messaging rates internationally cost less than the cost of a per-minute phone call. Text messaging can be an effective way to communicate with others in your travel group if you get separated and check in with those back home.

Check to see who is calling before you answer. You don’t have to shut your phone off when traveling, but don’t answer every single call unless it is crucial. Keep calls brief, and keep in mind that most cell phone plans will round up to the next minute. A one-minute and 3-second call will be billed as a 2 minute call.

Also keep in mind that checking your voicemail may count as a per-minute charge when using the phone abroad.

If you find that your cell phone or service provider plan won’t function in the country where you are going, you can usually purchase an inexpensive prepaid phone upon arrival. These can be good for emergencies or quick phone calls back home, and depending on use, may be more cost effective than calling cards.

Check before traveling to see whether your cell phone service provider offers service where you are traveling and also whether your cell phone will function there. Ask about rates and fees before leaving.

Do not use your data or Internet browsing plans on your cell phone while traveling. Data plan fees when traveling can be extremely expensive.

If you are using your cell phone or SIM card abroad and your cell phone service provider has roaming agreements set up where you are traveling, you usually do not have to dial the international country code. Simply selecting the person you want to call in your phonebook and selecting ‘Call’ generally works.

However if you are using a rental phone, pay phone, or phone other than your SIM card with cell phone you may need to dial the international country code before the rest of the number.

Written by MaxwellPayne

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