by Tom Renz, Tom Renz Substack:

We’re constantly blasted by radiofrequency (RF) radiation—cell phones glued to our ears, WiFi routers in every home, and 5G towers blanketing our skylines – especially in urban areas. It’s a trillion-dollar industry, raking in cash for telecom giants while the government sets exposure limits that whisper a chilling truth: RF isn’t harmless. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) caps RF at 10 mW/cm² for workers (29 CFR 1910.97)[1], and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restricts public exposure to 1.6 W/kg localized SAR and 0.08 W/kg whole-body (47 CFR 1.1310)[2]. These aren’t decorative rules—they’re admissions that RF can hurt us, built to stop heat from frying tissue. But cancer doesn’t need a burn to take root; it can form from other mechanisms such as a cascade of reactive oxygen species (ROS) or cell membrane disruption. I’m not a doctor but I’ve been looking at the evidence and this appears to be another case where our federal government will not fund studies because they – or more accurately those that buy off our federal officials – do not want the truth.