Low Sperm Count
The condition: Despite repeated reassurances from the FCC to the contrary, those invisible electromagnetic fields (EMFs) emitted by cell phones, Wi-Fi networks and other wireless devices are being blamed for a whole host of health problems, including
nausea, upset stomachs, tinnitus, brain fog and short-term memory loss. The most disturbing charge, however, is
the link between cell phone use and dwindling sperm counts.
According to a study by the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, men who gab on their cell phones for more than four hours per day crank out 40 percent fewer baby makers than their non-cell phone–using counterparts. Yikes!
How to prevent or cure it: The EMF Safety Superstore sells
silver-lined underwear, which reportedly blocks harmful EMF radiation. Otherwise, there's always pay phones.
Tags: cell phone, CellPhone, effects, electromagnetic, emf, health, men, sperm
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsronApr 26th 2007 1:51PM
I would love to have a list of all those that have made this purchase!If anyone possibly knows how to obtain one...please,let me know.This item should really sell in Transylvania,especially to shield against sex addicts. We couldn't have the information age without the consumer age now could we.
VictoriaSep 18th 2007 11:43AM
Seems to me you'd do better by wearing the silver lined undies on your head and over your ears to block out all the "alien rays". Get a grip people..!!
TpelSep 18th 2007 2:11PM
Even IF there was a connection between cell phones and reduced production, it would have little to do with the amount of time spent talking. If you are on the cell phone for four hours a day (like a technician would be), then you most likely have that phone right next to you ALL DAY LONG. Think about where the phone is located when you aren't talking on it: clipped on a belt, inches away from 'baby central'. If there is any time that damage would be taking place, then it would be from the 12 hours that the phone is on the belt, not the 4 hours next to the ear.
Think AheadSep 18th 2007 9:12PM
Folks, the brain tumor thing is not just a rumor. Very competent researchers are studying the issue now - apparently, the wave length and amplification used by the phones is quite close to the natural brain wave length and amplification generated by the brain itself. Over time, this causes problems. It's not going to happen to everyone overnight - but in 15 to 20 years, its likely that there will be a large number of brain cancer cases. Use a land line for long conversations. Or, try to use the speaker-phone. And demand more research and access to it from cell phone companies, your representatives, universities and anyone else you can think of. Because in 20 to 30 years, people who are 12 today will be the majority of the work force. Think about it.