30 July 2008

Wireless Devices May Be at Fault for Certain Health Risks

For years, a part of the scientific community has been raising awareness on the potential health hazards of electromagnetic fields(1). Interphone, the largest international epidemiology study ever conducted over cell phone use, is showing disturbing results coming especially from Northern Europe, the pioneers of the wireless technology over the old continent(2). An increase of cancer risks has been reported, especially for heavy- and long-time users (over 10 years)(3). Though the conclusions of this study have been postponed continuously for the last 3 years(2), Yackie Telecom Inc, once again at the forefront of innovation, has taken a stand for consumer interests by developing Yackie Safe. A simple patch to the naked eye, Yackie Safe is made up of a series of intricate micro antennas created to counter the effects of electromagnetic fields. By releasing reverse waves, Yackie Safe uses 180-degree phase shift, a technique employed in all industries to cancel or reduce unwanted waves, of all types: light, sound, electricity, electromagnetic waves, etc. The result is a fantastic drop of all mobile phones' thermal effects (S.A.R.) once the patch is applied. The conversation quality is not altered, nor the phone signal, as the technical process doesn't screen the waves emitted by the phone.