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Generation Zapped (2017)
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Documentary
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GENERATION ZAPPED is an eye-opening documentary, which reveals that wireless technology poses serious health risks, from infertility to cancer. Through interviews with experts in science and public health, along with people who suffer from high sensitivity to wireless radiation, the film suggests ways to reduce your exposure and protect your family.
Generation Zapped (2017) 720p Documentary.mp4 - 1h 14min 29s 1280 x 720
An eye-opening documentary about the true cost of living in the wireless age. Please download and share this documentary with those who you love and those who need to see.
The featured documentary, “Generation Zapped,” investigates the potential health consequences of today’s wireless world, noting microwave radiation “is a very real environmental pollutant.”
The film opens up with the late Martin Blank, Ph.D., who was an associate professor of physiology and cellular biophysics at Columbia University, who points out one of the most obvious reasons EMFs may cause physical harm, and that is because your body is bioelectrical. Many of your bodily processes involve the transmission of electric signals, and external interference can disrupt those signals.
As explained by Dr. Jonathan Samet, director of the Institute for Global Health at the University of Southern California, radiation can be divided into ionizing radiation and nonionizing radiation, the former having sufficiently high energy to break up molecules as it passes through your tissues.
EMFs have much lower energy, which is why the cellular industry has insisted cellphones and other wireless technologies have no biological effects. Alas, mounting science reveals this simply isn’t true.
Please share this information far and wide, burn the video to DVDs/Blu-ray discs or put it on USB Flash Drives and give them out to friends, family and others.
Please seed as long as possible, at least to a ratio of 1.100, thank you :)
General : Generation Zapped (2017) 720p Documentary.mp4
Format : MPEG-4 at 1 039 kb/s
Length : 554 MiB for 1 h 14 min 29 s 402 ms
Video #0 : AVC at 720 kb/s
Aspect : 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 30.000 fps
Audio #0 : AAC at 320 kb/s
Infos : 2 channels, 44.1 kHz
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An eye-opening documentary about the true cost of living in the wireless age. Please download and share this documentary with those who you love and those who need to see.
The featured documentary, “Generation Zapped,” investigates the potential health consequences of today’s wireless world, noting microwave radiation “is a very real environmental pollutant.”
The film opens up with the late Martin Blank, Ph.D., who was an associate professor of physiology and cellular biophysics at Columbia University, who points out one of the most obvious reasons EMFs may cause physical harm, and that is because your body is bioelectrical. Many of your bodily processes involve the transmission of electric signals, and external interference can disrupt those signals.
As explained by Dr. Jonathan Samet, director of the Institute for Global Health at the University of Southern California, radiation can be divided into ionizing radiation and nonionizing radiation, the former having sufficiently high energy to break up molecules as it passes through your tissues.
EMFs have much lower energy, which is why the cellular industry has insisted cellphones and other wireless technologies have no biological effects. Alas, mounting science reveals this simply isn’t true.
Please share this information far and wide, burn the video to DVDs/Blu-ray discs or put it on USB Flash Drives and give them out to friends, family and others.
Please seed as long as possible, at least to a ratio of 1.100, thank you :)
General : Generation Zapped (2017) 720p Documentary.mp4
Format : MPEG-4 at 1 039 kb/s
Length : 554 MiB for 1 h 14 min 29 s 402 ms
Video #0 : AVC at 720 kb/s
Aspect : 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 30.000 fps
Audio #0 : AAC at 320 kb/s
Infos : 2 channels, 44.1 kHz
Screens:
