Using a mobile telephone more than doubles the risk of developing brain cancer on the side of the head where the phone is held.

A  study into a link with brain tumors was carried out at Orebro University in Sweden. Researchers compared 1,617 patients diagnosed with brain tumors between 1997 and year 2000 with the same number of healthy people. They found found that people who used mobile phones were two and a half times more likely to developed temporal brain tumor on the side of the head where they held their phone.

The risk increased to more than 3 times for cases of tumors of the auditory nerve.

Long term research is obviously needed, and it could take another 10-15 years. In this study, analog phones are used. Digital mobiles, which emit less radiation, could face similar health risks because the phones use pulsed microwaves as opposed to the continuous signals of analogues.

It will be decades  before the true consequence of mobile phone on health will be known. By that time, it may be too late for many of us.  Most of us take electro magnetic force ( EMF) for granted. It has been shown over and again that those who live close to a power generator has a higher chance of developing a multitude of cancer and other illness.  Chronic EMF exposure, as in the case of computer monitors, sick buildings, and high tension lines, creates an acidic condition in the body. The body is unable to maintain electrolytes, which are the electrical wiring of the body, at the cellular level. This in turn leads to imbalanced pH. Imbalanced pH  alters  the cellular metabolism and may cause primitive life forms within our body to change their morphology from an apathogenic life form to one that is pathogenic. This theory of pleomorphism has been researched extensively in the past 100 years. The change of life forms is visible under dark field examination of your live blood cells. Mainstream medicine has yet to embrace this concept and technique.

Take the precautionary step to use cellular phone only as long as needed to get the job done.