The risks of 5G plus Infertility in Children

We've been hearing lots about the dangers of 5G and radio frequency radiation, and we've learned about its effects on children. Radiofrequency radiation, which is present in cell phones, wifi routers, as well as wireless baby monitors, poses a serious health risk for children, and new research has proven this risk.

The exposure to radiation can cause cancer
The exposure radiation from radio frequencies (RF) radiation can lead to serious health problems. Research in animals suggests that exposure to RF radiation can lead to cancer. Human studies have also found a link between radiation exposure to lower the sperm count, headaches as well as other health problems. The FCC has set limits on the amount of radiation that could be absorbed through the human body. If you're thinking of using an mobile phone or another gadget that releases RF radiation, ensure that the manufacturer has tested its radiation levels prior to approving it.

A thorough review of all science in relation to RF exposure and health effects has been recommended by the National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) as well as the Advisory Group on Non-ionising Radiation (NCRP). The review is currently underway and is expected to be completed by the end of 2003. When the review is completed it will include the entire scientific evidence available to concerns regarding the effects of radiation on cancer and RF exposure.

Infertility is caused by exposure to RF.
Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMFs) can cause infertility through altering the parameters of sperm and the ovary. These fields affect cellular metabolism and DNA. They can also cause DNA instability. Furthermore, these fields may cause disruption to the hormones and protein kinases. Effects on reproductive systems vary with exposure duration.

Different studies have looked into the effect of RF exposure on human fertility. Some studies have shown a link between exposure to EMFs from RF and male infertility. But further research is required to determine if RF-EMFs are the cause of male infertility.

In the case of RF, it can cause abnormal sperm
Researchers have now found radiation-induced electromagnetic fields (RF-EME) could cause abnormal Sperm. The RF-EME causes DNA damage in spermatozoa, leading to DNA fragmentation. The fragmentation was detected using the halo assaythat detects a halo-like staining structure. The test revealed a slight however significant rise in DNA fragmentation in RF exposed the spermatozoa. These findings were further confirmed using an alkaline comet test.

Sperm viability was also diminished in response to RF-EME. Epididymides and tests were taken from mice that were exposed to EME for a period of between one and five weeks. Spermatozoa were analyzed using computer assisted semen analysis (CASA).  dangers of 5g  were stained using an eosin exclusion stain, and the cell activity of spermatozoa were assessed using computer-aided semen analysis. Spermatozoa were taken from between five and twelve animals per group.

Infertility is a result of RF exposure for children
Recent research suggests that exposure to RF in children can cause infertility. In particular, RF-EMF exposure can have negative effects on the sperm parameters. It is also connected to genotoxicity and genomic instability, as well as an increase in oxidative stress. This raises the need to minimize exposure to EMFs from RF.

The reasons behind this pattern are a bit ambiguous. One theory is that exposure to RF-EMF causes oxidative stress, which results in an growth of reactive oxygen species as well as infertility. These findings are based on evidence of in vitro research. Researchers also believe that exposure to RF EMFs adversely affects the quality of sperm.