Like any other celestial body, our Earth also has an electromagnetic field (EMF) and over the course of billions of years on Earth, life has adapted to live with this EMF. This EMF has an effect on every living being. We are also using EMF to communicate between the cells of our body. Research into the roles of electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields in biology is still in its early stages.
Scientific studies have proved that human-made EMFs cause adverse biological effects on organisms, wireless technologies deployed in the past decades have continuously increased the level of EMFs in our environment, wireless communication technologies such as DECT cordless phones, Wi-Fi You will be familiar with -Fi, Bluetooth, 2G, 3G and 4G.All this technology has multiplied the highest EMF exposure level among all the frequencies. The electrosmog caused by wireless technologies is already a million trillion (you can't count) times the natural level. 5G will add another layer of radiation to it.
With the introduction of 5G, electromagnetic radiation will increase significantly. However, The Council of Europe and thousands of scientists and doctors have been calling for more restrictions in the face of this risk for decades. A question may arise in your mind that in the post-Corona era when work from home has become mandatory and internet has become an important part of our life, will we not make ourselves a salary by opposing 5G?
Yes. There is a fear that we may be left behind in the race of technology. But, on the same internet, you can also search that what is the effect of strong EMF on insects? (Because this research is available on the net) In Europe, eighty percent of the sites have lost bee hives. Insects exposed to man-made EMFs showed changes in protein production, decreased fertility, lethargy, flight changes, failure to find food, increased time to react, etc.Not only this, there was also a decrease in the memory of these insects. In another research, it has been said that some biological changes can happen in other large organisms and humans also and there is a need for some in-depth research on this. EMF can affect voltage controlled calcium channels in humans. Basically, the opening of a calcium channel creates an influx of calcium ions across the cell membrane.
An excess of calcium in living cells can lead to a series of biochemical reactions: free radicals are produced. In short, you can consider premature aging (not visible, but occurring) due to the high amount of free radicals.
Scientists believe that the strong EMF generated by 5G will affect the flying ability of insects and birds. If the population of insects is less, then how will pollination take place in your fields and this will affect the productivity of each crop and the amount of yield will be less.
Scientists predict that the effect of this electromagnetic waves will also be on the food chain. And agriculture can be badly affected by this. A study published in the scientific journal ScienceDirect estimated that in 2005 alone, the world's economy was dependent on pollination at $153 billion. And it was only 9.5 percent of the human food production in the world.
Millimeter waves will be used in the technology of 5G, which will actually be waves of higher frequency. They have not yet been used in any other technology.
Its range will be in the range of 26 GHz. Millimeter waves will be deployed in densely populated areas where mobile data traffic is high. A study by Orno Thielens suggests that millimeter waves will have a thermal effect that can change the behavior of insects, small birds, mammals and amphibians.
Talking about the effect on humans, exposure to millimeter waves can affect the plasma membrane of the cell and the genome present in the cell.Antibiotics may stop working for you or there may be a change in the genes of future offspring.
By the way, a report in England said that due to the abundance of trees, the propagation of millimeter waves is not done properly.Therefore it may also happen that the work of felling of trees should be started in favor of mobile service providers. But now is the time. It is for us and our policy makers to choose that fast internet is more important to food grains, biodiversity and the environment.
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