DNA Damage Found After 30 Days of Cell Tower Frequency Exposure

New research reveals that thirty days of exposure to twenty-six hundred megahertz electromagnetic fields -- the same frequency used by four G cell towers -- caused significant DNA damage in rat blood cells. Turkish researchers used the gold-standard comet assay to detect genetic damage after EMF exposure, finding clear evidence of DNA strand breaks even when organs appeared normal. This study adds to mounting evidence that cellular damage occurs before visible tissue effects become apparent. In This Episode How cell tower frequencies damage DNA at the cellular level Why the comet assay is considered the gold standard for genetic damage detection What this means for everyday exposure to wireless infrastructure Featured Study Read the full study: DNA Damage Analysis by Comet Assay Method in Blood Tissue and Physiopathological Evaluation of the Effect of Quercetin on Kidney Tissue in 2600 MHz Electromagnetic Field Exposure See all studies at shieldyourbody.com/research