No Harm to Skin Cells from High-Level 5G Radiation

By Rahul Somvanshi & Tejal Somvanshi

New research finally answers: Does 5G technology damage your skin cells even at exposure levels 10X higher than your phone emits?

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Scientists at Constructor University didn't just test normal 5G exposure - they cranked it up to extreme levels for 48 straight hours to see what would happen.

The research team exposed actual human skin cells to 5G frequencies at power levels ten times stronger than what's legally permitted for phones and towers.

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What happened to the cells under these extreme conditions? Absolutely nothing - they showed zero signs of damage even after two full days of exposure.

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To ensure accuracy, the scientists analyzing the cells had no idea which samples were exposed to 5G signals - eliminating potential bias in their findings.

The researchers didn't stop at surface observations - they examined deep into the cells' genes and DNA patterns looking for any possible changes.

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"Our data strongly support the assessment that 5G frequencies do not cause harmful effects on human skin cells," says Professor Lerchl after years studying electromagnetic fields.

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Unlike older mobile networks, 5G's higher frequencies actually penetrate less deeply into our bodies - reaching only a few millimeters into the skin.

The World Health Organization and International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection both align with these findings on wireless technology safety.

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Published in scientific journal PNAS Nexus, this study used extreme testing conditions to provide solid evidence that 5G technology poses no risk to your skin cells.

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