Acute effects of mobile phone radiations on subtle energy levels of teenagers using electrophotonic imaging technique: A randomized controlled study.
This double-blind randomized controlled study enrolled 61 healthy teenagers and compared 15 minutes of mobile phone exposure with the phone ON at the right ear versus a phone OFF condition. The study reports significant reductions in EPI-measured "subtle energy levels" in the ON group versus OFF across multiple organs/areas. The authors interpret these as quantifiable acute effects and call for future studies correlating these measures with biochemical markers and standard imaging.
Key points
- Participants were randomized to mobile phone ON at the right ear versus mobile phone OFF.
- Measurements were taken at baseline and after 15 minutes under double-blind conditions.
- The study used Electrophotonic Imaging (gas discharge visualization) to assess "subtle energy levels" of organs/areas.
- Compared with OFF, the ON condition was associated with reduced measures in several endocrine and nervous system-related areas.
- Reductions were also reported for liver, right kidney, spleen, and an "immune system" area.
- The abstract does not report RF exposure parameters such as frequency or SAR.
- The authors recommend correlating EPI findings with biochemical markers and standard radio-imaging techniques.
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