Omnia Releases New Report On Mobile Phone EMF Radiation Impact

Sep 28, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • Omnia has released a report highlighting the concerns and risks associated with electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation.
  • The report states that the global upgrade to 5th-generation (5G) wireless networks will lead to a significant increase in wireless radiation transmission through electronic devices.
  • Switching from 4G to 5G will result in a 24-fold increase in radio-frequency exposure, potentially impacting human health and biological systems.
  • The report emphasizes that smartphone use also exposes individuals to high levels of EMF radiation, with unknown long-term health effects.
  • Omnia highlights the lack of safety testing documentation attached to the 5G network rollout, as confirmed by representatives at a Senate hearing in 2019.

Omnia has released a new report intended to inform readers about the concerns and risks of electromagnetic field radiation.

Exeter, United Kingdom - September 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Omnia's newly released report is expected to increase readers' awareness of the world's current level of radiation from electromagnetic fields. According to the report, titled "10 Reasons Why to Get Protection from EMF Radiation", many countries are undergoing a global infrastructure upgrade to 5th-generation (5G) wireless networks, a development that is forecast to lead to a significant increase in the transmission of wireless radiation through electronic devices.

More information is available at https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/blogs/news/why-protect-yourself-from-electromagnetic-radiation-fields-emf

In its latest report, Omnia explains that the switch from 4G to 5G comes with a 24-fold increase in radio-frequency exposure, as 4G has a bandwidth limit of 2.4GHz and 5G can have a range of up to 60GHz. The impact that this change will have on human health and biological systems is yet to be explored, according to the report.

In addition to the radiation potentially being released from the new global 5G network, humans are also exposed to large amounts of electromagnetic field radiation through smartphone use, says the company. In recent decades, the percentage of the population using and carrying smartphones with them nearly constantly has skyrocketed and, as Omnia's report explains, scientists do not yet know how this immense change is affecting human health or the impact it will have on the health of future generations.

The report goes on to note the lack of safety testing documentation attached to the 5G network rollout. According to Omnia, representatives from companies spearheading this rollout were questioned at a Senate hearing in 2019 run by Senator Richard Blumenthal about available documentation regarding their safety testing of 5G devices. The representatives stated in the hearing, which, Omnia notes, is publicly available, that no such documentation exists and that their companies had not invested in safety-testing the 5G network.

Omnia highlights that, while its main goal was to incorporate a well-rounded body of information in this report, it recognizes there are viable alternative interpretations of the 5G issue. The company encourages readers to always do their own research and it welcomes any information or data it may have missed in the writing of this and all of its articles.

Interested parties can learn more and read Omnia's latest article by visiting https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/blogs/news/why-protect-yourself-from-electromagnetic-radiation-fields-emf

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Organization: Omnia Collective Ltd
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