In our daily lives, we are exposed to multiple sources of electronic magnetic fields through our televisions, radios, microwaves ovens, thunder & lightening storms, computers and yes, even our cell phones.  What kind of impact does the safety of the electronic influences in our lives have on our health?  Many people question the safety of cell phones and the alleged relationship between cell phones and cancer of the human brain.

          The question is…for those with brain tumors…how do we know for sure what is the direct source of contamination?  And really, for the patient who is diagnosed with a brain tumor…is that really their main concern?  Or do they just desire to be cured; allowing them to go on and have a productive, healthy life?  

        Scientists, who study such things as cause and effect, are very conflicted about the facts.   There are those who do the studies with a preposed starting position or belief.  A true scientist, will disregard a held belief and rely on the data as the only only truth, if the statistics are done correctly.  How does a regular person interpet these studies to make an informed decision about their own cell phone use?

           A person has to question the source of funding in many of these studies when the statistics are published proving or disproving the conclusion of the study when the final results appear to validate a self serving position.  Meaning…if a cell phone company funds the research; and it upholds their position that cell phones are safe and have absolutely no ill effects on humans, then the results have to be considered a bit one-sided. 

          On the other hand, if a company that holds a belief that cell phones are evil and that they pose the greatest risk to human health ever known to mankind, funding a research project; and, it “proves” their preposed belief…then, you have to question the results of that study as well.  Somewhere in the middle, probably lies the truth.  What is needed is a comprehensive study of research that is funded by an independent source; a research project who’s testing results will not have any bias; or, an independent source that will not benefit, in any way, from the ending results.

       If such a research project was done independently; and it said that cell phone use definately increased your risk for cancer; would you continue using it?  How many minutes or hours a day do you use a cell phone?  Or, do you avoid cell phone use?  Do you let your young children use a cell phone regularily?  Send a comment on what you think and believe about this issue?