The tragic deaths of two young children at a Liverpool primary school following an outbreak of giardiasis infection, which is affected by RF radiation, has ignited widespread concern and speculation about the potential health impacts of non-ionizing radiation (NIR) from a nearby, recently installed 5G tower next to their school. This incident raises crucial questions about the interaction between NIR and microbial behavior, particularly how this emerging technology might influence health risks from altered microbial growth, as studies have found evidence of changes in giardiasis growth and added toxicity in many species of bacteria.
Recent studies, including research on the protozoan Giardia lamblia, suggest that NIR, which includes the frequencies used by 5G technology, could influence microbial growth rates. This interaction is not just a scientific curiosity but a potential public health concern, especially in settings like schools where children are exposed to NIR sources such as cell towers and WiFi.
Doug, from "Off Grid with Doug & Stacy" just dropped a video about it:
To all of you who get your water from the city: How many of your water towers look like this?
God bless & stay vigilant.
George
Our biggest organ is our skin.
God forbid, yet it looks like a lot of people will be getting sick in France. These athletes that have swam in the Seine river at the Olympics.