signalsTough To Believe But...
January 9th 2010 21:35
It seems that Alzheimer's and dementia studies are taking a course that seems to leave no stone unturned. It is obvious that somethings may be hard to believe, especially when it comes to things that most people believe are bad for health. A new study that is still in the initial stages suggests that mobile phone radiation may protect against Alzheimer's.
The study was done by the same person who said that coffee may ease the disease. It was performed on mice that had been altered to develop Alzheimer's and even on normal mice. The mice were exposed to electro-magnetic fields for two hours each day for seven to nine months. The fields would mimic cell phone use. The mice performed as well on memory and skills test as did normal mice.
Even better was the fact that older mice that had Alzheimer's, when exposed to the electro-magnetic fields showed signs that their memory impairment disappeared. Although more research needs to be done, it is a promising study in the fight against one of the world's most brain debilitating diseases.
The study was done by the same person who said that coffee may ease the disease. It was performed on mice that had been altered to develop Alzheimer's and even on normal mice. The mice were exposed to electro-magnetic fields for two hours each day for seven to nine months. The fields would mimic cell phone use. The mice performed as well on memory and skills test as did normal mice.
Even better was the fact that older mice that had Alzheimer's, when exposed to the electro-magnetic fields showed signs that their memory impairment disappeared. Although more research needs to be done, it is a promising study in the fight against one of the world's most brain debilitating diseases.
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