HofmaimaierAnd HIV doesn't cause AIDS... Can't make this shit up.
troedNot sure if everyone who comments have actually read anything on the topic. While I'm not worried myself due to the sheer number of studies that exist, he's not just dreaming this up. There are plenty of peer-reviewed scientific studies that claim to show that there indeed is such an effect. One selected randomly below:
As a result, it was found that there was no statistically significant difference in the BBB of rabbits exposed to 1800 MHz radiation, whereas there was a statistically significant difference at a 95% confidence level in the BBB of rabbits exposed to 2100 MHz radiation
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11517-024-03238-1
Effects of 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz mobile phone radiation on the blood–brain barrier of New Zealand rabbits - Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing
In this study, the impact of mobile phone radiation on blood–brain barrier (BBB) permeability was investigated. A total of 21 New Zealand rabbits were used for the experiments, divided into three groups, each consisting of 7 rabbits. One group served as the control, while the other two were exposed to electromagnetic radiation at frequencies of 1800 MHz with a distance of 14.5 cm and 2100 MHz with a distance of 17 cm, maintaining a constant power intensity of 15 dBm, for a duration equivalent to the current average daily conversation time of 38 min. The exposure was conducted under non-thermal conditions, with RF radiation levels approximately ten times lower than normal values. Evans blue (EB) dye was used as a marker to assess BBB permeability. EB binds to plasma proteins, and its presence in brain tissue indicates a disruption in BBB integrity, allowing for a quantitative evaluation of radiation-induced permeability changes. Left and right brain tissue samples were analyzed using trichloroacetic acid (TCA) and phosphate-buffered solution (PBS) solutions to measure EB amounts at 620 nm via spectrophotometry. After the experiments, BBB tissue samples were collected from the right and left brains of all rabbits in the three groups and subjected to a series of medical procedures. Samples from Group 1 were compared with those from Group 2 and Group 3 using statistical methods to determine if there were any significant differences. As a result, it was found that there was no statistically significant difference in the BBB of rabbits exposed to 1800 MHz radiation, whereas there was a statistically significant difference at a 95% confidence level in the BBB of rabbits exposed to 2100 MHz radiation. A decrease in EB values was observed upon the arithmetic examination of the BBB. Graphical Abstract
GoodmorningsunshineEh, fuck you for trying to sanewash this. This is the lead of the fucking health and human services. That used to mean more than, “Yeah, I’m no doctor, but I think I read this article once. Might’ve skimmed it. Ask that Lemmy guy, he’ll back me up.”
fuck you for trying to sanewash this
Maybe you should take a course in the English language?
Which part did I have wrong?
How do you get "sanewashing" from me saying that I'm not worried due to the sheer amount of null studies that exist on the topic?
Or do you mean it should be kept a secret that this is something that has been studied since the 90s? Did you even know?
“He’s not just dreaming this up,” except that he’s not some podcaster who should be allowed to talk out of his uninformed and inexpert asshole and be excused by the country or any of its citizens because sometimes he says something that research kinda semi holds up.
Yo, my guy, you’re the one clearly not reading or internalizing words. Do better.