Radiation Hazard Wi-Fi Network

Is it true that wireless networks Wireless-Fidelity (Wi-Fi) can threaten human health?According to the findings of Panorama (British television program, BBC), the level of radiation emitted by Wi-Fi equipment at a school in Norwich, which has more than a thousand students, higher than the level of radiation emitted from cell phone transmission tower operators generally. Measurements Panorama shows the signal strength Wi-Fi in the classroom was three times stronger than the intensity of radiation from cell phone towers.Effect of radiation on health, according to Professor Olle Johansson of the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, who interviewed Panorama, "If you look at the literature, you can find a number of the effects of radiation, such as chromosomal damage, impact on the capacity of concentration and decreased short-term memory, and increased incidence of various types of cancer. "Another scientist, Dr Gerd Oberfeld of Salzburg, say it's time Wi-Fi removed from schools. "The reason is, if you look at the data, it would seem clear picture, like a puzzle and all the match, from the outbreak of DNA at the level of animal research to epidemiological events, such as increased symptoms and the cancer rate." he added.Another study carried out by Wageningen University found that trees growing in areas that have Wi-Fi high activity, particularly in residential areas, suffer from symptoms such as bleeding, cracks in the skin, the demise of a certain part of the leaf, as well as abnormal growth. To test whether the cause of the mysterious illness was caused by radiation Wi-Fi, the researchers used 20 of the ash or Fraxinus and provide different levels of radiation on the trees for 3 months.Apparently, trees are exposed to Wi-Fi signal to show signs of radiation-induced diseases, including colors such as lead in the leaves, indicating that these leaves will soon die. But, unfortunately, unfortunately, to date, there is no solution that can be given to trees due to adverse effects such use WiFi.