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Does anyone know of any evidence that the cell phone earpiece actually magnifies

the radiation from the cell phone? I heard this claim in a recorded message at

http://www.energy4health.com, where they sell devices that supposedly neutralize

the radiation from your cell phone.

 

Does anybody have any info on these devices, whether they work, whether there is

a better product out there, etc.?

 

Thanks.

 

Mark

 

 

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I know that I actually feel better using the earpiece on my Samsung.

After having the cell phone to my head for a while, I can start feeling

a bit spacey (not a good thing). I don't seem to get that using my

earpiece instead. I plug my earpiece in and set the phone down a couple

feet away.

 

At the Women in Work and Play event in Bellevue a few weeks ago there

was a booth that had information on discs to counteract problems from

the phones. I'll try to find the info I was given.

 

Jeff

 

> Does anyone know of any evidence that the cell phone earpiece actually

> magnifies the radiation from the cell phone?

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It makes no sense to me. The radiation is from the antenna which

send and receives signals. To magnify the radiation it would have to

be involved the the sending and/or receiving of the signal. They may

be confusing the cell phone earpiece with the earpiece on a Walkman-

type radio, which acts as an antenna to receive FM signals.

 

Ron

 

RawSeattle , " Mark Hovila " <hovila@c...> wrote:

> Does anyone know of any evidence that the cell phone earpiece

actually magnifies the radiation from the cell phone? I heard this

claim in a recorded message at http://www.energy4health.com, where

they sell devices that supposedly neutralize the radiation from your

cell phone.

>

> Does anybody have any info on these devices, whether they work,

whether there is a better product out there, etc.?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Mark

>

>

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It looks to me like another MLM " opportunity " trying to " scare " up business.

This claim looks like

nonsense to me.

 

M

RawSeattle , " Mark Hovila " <hovila@c...> wrote:

> Does anyone know of any evidence that the cell phone earpiece

actually magnifies the radiation from the cell phone? I heard this

claim in a recorded message at http://www.energy4health.com, where

they sell devices that supposedly neutralize the radiation from your

cell phone.

>

> Does anybody have any info on these devices, whether they work,

whether there is a better product out there, etc.?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Mark

>

>

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To be more precise, the claim was that the earpiece acts as a transmitter with

the headset wire acting as an antenna, sending the waves into the ear and

throughout the body. The source of this is info is given as Dr. George Carlo,

who did research into cell phones and wrote a a book about it. I'm keeping an

open mind on it till I learn more.

 

Mark

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M

RawSeattle

Friday, November 19, 2004 5:14 PM

RE: [RawSeattle] Re: cell phones

 

 

It looks to me like another MLM " opportunity " trying to " scare " up business.

This claim looks like

nonsense to me.

 

M

RawSeattle , " Mark Hovila " <hovila@c...> wrote:

> Does anyone know of any evidence that the cell phone earpiece

actually magnifies the radiation from the cell phone? I heard this

claim in a recorded message at http://www.energy4health.com, where

they sell devices that supposedly neutralize the radiation from your

cell phone.

>

> Does anybody have any info on these devices, whether they work,

whether there is a better product out there, etc.?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Mark

>

>

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