Tristan Scott

Yeah, it's the National Toxicology Program.

Yeah, it's the National Toxicology Program.

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Okay.

Okay.

They ran a multi-year study, spent $25 million to, there's been a lot of studies where people spend a lot of money. Right. And this is a government agency coming from the, you know, Department of Human Health and Services. And they looked at, it was 2G and 3G frequencies and modulated signals. Mm-hmm.

They ran a multi-year study, spent $25 million to, there's been a lot of studies where people spend a lot of money. Right. And this is a government agency coming from the, you know, Department of Human Health and Services. And they looked at, it was 2G and 3G frequencies and modulated signals. Mm-hmm.

They ran a multi-year study, spent $25 million to, there's been a lot of studies where people spend a lot of money. Right. And this is a government agency coming from the, you know, Department of Human Health and Services. And they looked at, it was 2G and 3G frequencies and modulated signals. Mm-hmm.

Which is, again, we can talk about what 5G actually is, but we still use a lot of those same signals. So it's very much indicative of the cell phone exposure. I think it was for a normal amount of time per day, like 10, 12 hours. And there was clear evidence of tumors in the hearts of male rats. There was some evidence of tumors in the brains and another area of the body.

Which is, again, we can talk about what 5G actually is, but we still use a lot of those same signals. So it's very much indicative of the cell phone exposure. I think it was for a normal amount of time per day, like 10, 12 hours. And there was clear evidence of tumors in the hearts of male rats. There was some evidence of tumors in the brains and another area of the body.

Which is, again, we can talk about what 5G actually is, but we still use a lot of those same signals. So it's very much indicative of the cell phone exposure. I think it was for a normal amount of time per day, like 10, 12 hours. And there was clear evidence of tumors in the hearts of male rats. There was some evidence of tumors in the brains and another area of the body.

And that was the conclusion. And then guess what happened?

And that was the conclusion. And then guess what happened?

And that was the conclusion. And then guess what happened?

nothing they just like cut the funding and no follow-up studies there's so many you know conflicting media articles published on that yeah and that's just one that's happened so many times people are always like the studies are inconclusive but guess what's happened over the last 20 to 30 years the telecom industry has funded so many shoddy studies so really oh yeah oh yeah So many.

nothing they just like cut the funding and no follow-up studies there's so many you know conflicting media articles published on that yeah and that's just one that's happened so many times people are always like the studies are inconclusive but guess what's happened over the last 20 to 30 years the telecom industry has funded so many shoddy studies so really oh yeah oh yeah So many.

nothing they just like cut the funding and no follow-up studies there's so many you know conflicting media articles published on that yeah and that's just one that's happened so many times people are always like the studies are inconclusive but guess what's happened over the last 20 to 30 years the telecom industry has funded so many shoddy studies so really oh yeah oh yeah So many.

This is, I think, the worst industry where this occurs. And there's people like Dr. Henry Lai, who University of Washington put together like these comprehensive reviews. Like he literally has a Google Drive of thousands of studies where he's tried to filter out.

This is, I think, the worst industry where this occurs. And there's people like Dr. Henry Lai, who University of Washington put together like these comprehensive reviews. Like he literally has a Google Drive of thousands of studies where he's tried to filter out.

This is, I think, the worst industry where this occurs. And there's people like Dr. Henry Lai, who University of Washington put together like these comprehensive reviews. Like he literally has a Google Drive of thousands of studies where he's tried to filter out.