Wifi internet 'poses a health risk for children'

[purpledream]

Do you use wireless internet?
Do you think it is safe to?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/health/healthmain.html?in_article_id=449981&in_page_id=1774

[tommi]

I read an article a while back about when wireless was switched on in Norway (I think it was Norway) that many people at the same time where reported to have serious headaches and other nasty symptoms, starting at exactly the same time as it was switched on!

Incidentally, a friend back in England who has a couple of wireless routers in his flat, is pretty ill at the moment, as is his girlfriend. He's not one to moan but he's told me he has terrible constant back pain and headaches. His girlfriend also was getting shooting pains down the back of her legs which haft left doctors mystified to the point where they told her she was making it up and put her on anti depressants!!

[purpledream]

I have wireless internet in my house too and I do get a lot of headaches, but nothing compared to when I went to Tenerife. It was constant while I was there. If the headaches are caused by wireless I think I would have a headache all the time I am at home, especially seeing as I work from home.
But if it is unsafe I would like to know. It could be causing other things I don't know about.

[heretic]

Looks like another P/R/S piece.

Problem: Wireless internet in schools may cause ADHD.
Reaction: Something must be done about it
Solution: Monitor all 'kids' for problems.

Another award winning load of horse shit from the Daily Mail. :D

We have wireless internet and it changed nothing, but if somebody convinces you it is harmful then you will probably 'develop' health problems. Or, maybe it isn't safe?? :confused:

I wonder if they have wireless at the house of commons for example?

[purpledream]

I wonder if they have wireless at the house of commons for example?

That would be interesting to find out, or do known members of the illuminati have it in their houses?