Posted by EarthCalm Staff- Updated on 12/6/2021 to
Headaches are common. It’s hard to know what the cause of any given headache is because it could be anything: stress, lack of sleep, chemicals in the environment, lack of (or too much) caffeine…the list goes on. If you suffer from chronic headaches, however, it’s time to start looking deeper into what could be causing the pain.
Maybe it’s your Cell Phone
Just about everybody these days has a cell phone. Cell phones emit radiation and should never be held directly against the body. Unfortunately, people tend to ignore this rule, stuffing phones in pockets and having them in hand constantly.
You’ve probably read that it’s never been “proven” that cell phone radiation is dangerous, so maybe you haven’t given it a second thought. However, if you look closely, you’ll see that a lot of the studies that report no harm have been funded, at least in part, by the telecom industry. Admitting their products cause harm is definitely not in their best interest, so is their conclusion any surprise?
Meanwhile, there is a growing number of independent studies that have very clearly drawn the correlation between cell phone radiation and disease. Brain tumors are probably the most studied, but other kinds of tumors have been correlated with cell phones also.
While you probably don’t have a brain tumor, it is highly likely that your cell phone could be causing your headaches.
Chronic headaches may simply be the warning bell to stop doing what you’re doing before things get worse.
EMF Protection
EarthCalm makes EMF protection for cell phones and we highly suggest you check it out. As with all EarthCalm products, you can try our Quantum Cell for 90 days before committing fully. If your symptoms don’t change, or you aren’t fully satisfied for any reason, simply return your Quantum Cell for a full refund of the purchase price. What have you got to lose?
Resources:
Mobile Phone Use and The Risk of Headache: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Cross-sectional Studies Wang (2017) VIEW
Your Mobile Phone Can Trigger Migraines Very Well Health (2016) VIEW
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