> > "Do you have some references?" > > Here's one of many if you google. https://natural-fertility-info.com/study-wi-fi-laptop-computers-decrease-sperm-motili

> > "Do you have some references?" > > Here's one of many if you google. https://natural-fertility-info.com/study-wi-fi-laptop-computers-decrease-sperm-motility-increase-sperm-dna-fragmentation.html https://natural-fertility-info.com/study-wi-fi-laptop-comput... A blog post by "Dalene Barton - Certified Herbalist, Birth Doula". Lol, you've got to be kidding me?! > You quoted me in the above and complained about speculation. You can see in the italics that I acknowledge that I don't know if the distant transmitters cause problems or not. So why bring them up? Moreover: You also don't know if the close ones do. I mean, your herbalist does, but that doesn't count ;-) > I've already linked one study. "Study". Something peer-reviewed, please. It can be done by a herbalist if you insist, but it needs to be peer-reviewed by actual experts. > I'd also like to ask where your evidence is that it is harmless? That no harm has been found. The same class of evidence you rely on when you eat a carrot and wonder whether it's poisonous or not. > Did you also miss the study that said specific brain cancer incidence is raised by holding a cell phone to your head? Glanced at it now. Please correct tme if I'm wrong, but is it really true that that they did a study with n=90 rats and used the occurrance of 2 cases of tumors in them, versus 0 in the control, as evidence???