Wi-Cancer.info
Last updated: November 2023
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Why Give It All Up for Wi-Cancer?
Thousands of scientific studies and medical reports confirm that wireless technologies are violent and life-threatening to
people, animals and plant life!
Wi-tech requires that the human environment be contaminated and saturated --both indoors and outdoors-- with a confirmed human carcinogen as deadly as asbestos, tobacco smoke and radioactive fallout.
Wireless radiation is now the most ubiquitous and efficient carcinogen in the human environment. It is synergistic with toxic chemicals, pathogens, experimental medications and risky life styles that heighten cancer risk. [1]
By the year 2000, as the population of North America was literally
stampeded into cell phone addiction, the Wireless Industry already had
access to over 220 peer-reviewed and published studies showing harm, including
the cancer-initiating and cancer-accelerating effects of microwave radiation emitted by wireless technologies. [2]
Americans born when the commercial Wireless Revolution began in the 1990s are now in their thirties. The Wi-Fi babies, born in this new century, are currently in their 20s. Florida medical experts in 2023 announced a "sharp rise" in cancer cases among these young people and they warned that a rapidly growing cancer epidemic across the nation means that "getting cancer in your 20s or 30s is the norm." [3] Malignancies have been ramping up in
American youth at least since 2010, when the hyper-hot "smart" devices were
first shoved into every youthful hand and pocket. The most common
"premature" cancers are now breast, rectum, colon and thyroid.[4] Metastatic melanoma is a leading killer of young women [5] while leukemia rates are rising quickly. [6] Breast cancers in young women are often super aggressive and grow rapidly. [7] The current colorectal epidemic among youth features unusually aggressive and treatment-resistant tumors which are often diagnosed as late stage. The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that between 2010
and 2030 colon cancer will have spiked up by 90% in young people ages
20-34 and rectum cancer will be up by 124 percent in the same age group. [8] |