5G is a Sterilization & Eugenics Program

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'...One study lead by Dr. Yuri D Feldman at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that human sweat ducts act as an
array of tiny, helix-shaped antennas when exposed to millimeter waves.
The findings suggest that human skin not only absorbs but actually amplifies the radiation from millimeter wave networks.

According to Dr. Feldman and team, “the full ramifications of what these findings represent in the human condition are still
very unclear”. They add that further study is “poignant now because of the interest of industry to exploit precisely this signal
range (100 GHz – 400 GHz) for communications and possible consequent side effects on the public.”

Even so, wireless companies are developing and deploying millimeter wave networks without any in-depth or long-term
studies on health...'

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Towards 5G communication systems: Are there health implications?

'Highlights
•RF-EMF exposure is rising and health effects of are still under investigation.
•Both oncologic and non-cancerous chronic effects have been suggested.
•5G networks could have health effects and will use MMW, still scarcely explored.
•Adequate knowledge of RF-EMF biological effects is also needed in clinical practice.
•Underrating the problem could lead to a further rise in noncommunicable diseases.

Abstract
The spread of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) is rising and health effects are still under investigation.
RF-EMF promote oxidative stress, a condition involved in cancer onset, in several acute and chronic diseases and in
vascular homeostasis.

Although some evidences are still controversial, the WHO IARC classified RF-EMF as “possible carcinogenic to humans”,
and more recent studies suggested reproductive, metabolic and neurologic effects of RF-EMF, which are also able to alter
bacterial antibiotic resistance.

In this evolving scenario, although the biological effects of 5G communication systems are very scarcely investigated,
an international action plan for the development of 5G networks has started, with a forthcoming increment in devices
and density of small cells, and with the future use of millimeter waves (MMW).

Preliminary observations showed that MMW increase skin temperature, alter gene expression, promote cellular proliferation
and synthesis of proteins linked with oxidative stress, inflammatory and metabolic processes, could generate ocular damages,
affect neuro-muscular dynamics.

Further studies are needed to better and independently explore the health effects of RF-EMF in general and of MMW in particular.
However, available findings seem sufficient to demonstrate the existence of biomedical effects, to invoke the precautionary principle,
to define exposed subjects as potentially vulnerable and to revise existing limits.

An adequate knowledge of pathophysiological mechanisms linking RF-EMF exposure to health risk should also be useful in the
current clinical practice, in particular in consideration of evidences pointing to extrinsic factors as heavy contributors to cancer risk
and to the progressive epidemiological growth of noncommunicable diseases...'

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