The increased electromagnetic frequency associatedwith the 5G technology can cause all kinds of health-related problems includingcancer, dementia, DNA damage, memory dysfunction, decrease in male fertility, hearing loss, eye problems, hair loss, skin problems, loss of muscle strength, says a report on The Durango Herald.

According to the report, 5G radiation can also cause or worsen the symptoms of autoimmune diseases, autism, Alzheimer’s disease and ADHD. Worse still, the brains of kids and fetuses absorb a lot of radiation which makes the younger population the most vulnerable.The effects of the radiation appear to be piling up and many scientists say that despite what we're told by various government agencies, there really are no safe levels of the radiation.

Scientists all over the world have warned that the technology comes along with such extreme effects as 24/7 exposure to radiation, mind control, surveillance. Not to mention its effect on our health, freedom and privacy and its devastating effects on all life on the planet including plants, animals, people, insects. The radiation from the 5G technology can travel through barriers as thick as bricks, stones, and cement, needless saying more on what these waves can do to the human body?

What does the Mainstream Media Say About 5G

Despite all the negative effects of 5G technology, a good percentage of the general public choose to view the 5G technology as just technological advancement; a swifter internet, better phone connections, faster games.

Even with all the scientific evidence to show the harmful effects of 5G technology, the government, through the mainstream media, has insisted that the technology is safe.

An article on BBC insists that radio waves are non-ionizing, they quote David Robert Grimes, physicist and cancer researcher, who says that the radio waveband - used for mobile phone networks" lacks sufficient energy to break apart DNA and cause cellular damage."

Grimes believes that the only risks from 5G exposure exist higher up the electromagnetic spectrum, well beyond those frequencies used by mobile phones.

"People are understandably concerned over whether they might elevate their risk of cancer, but it's crucial to note that radio waves are far less energetic than even the visible light we experience every day," says Dr. Grimes.

"There is no reputable evidence," he says "that mobile phones or wireless networks have caused us health problems."

Regarding the heating dangers of the technology,Prof Rodney Croft, an adviser to the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), says that at the levels used for 5G and earlier mobile technologies the heating effects are not harmful.

"The maximum radio frequency level that someone in the community could be exposed to from 5G (or any other signals in general community areas) is so small that no temperature rise has been observed to date."

The World Health Organization (WHO)also says electromagnetic frequency exposures below the limits recommended in the ICNIRP guidelines do not appear to have any known consequence on health.

"The exposure that 5G will produce has been considered in great depth by ICNIRP, with the restrictions set well below the lowest level of 5G-related radio frequency that has been shown to cause harm," says Prof Croft.

So who’s lying?

A study published on Science Direct identifies adverse effects of non-ionizing non-visible radiation reported in the premier biomedical literature. The article presented ample evidence that the nascent 5G mobile networking technology will affect not only the skin and eyes, as commonly believed, but will have adverse systemic effects as well. They identify the adverse health effects of wireless radiation on humans to include cancer, neurodegeneration, infertility, neurobehavioral and cardiovascular abnormalities. With so much available scientific evidence to prove the harmful effects of 5G, it is only safe to be wary of this technology at this time.