- Bonnie Ellen
Generation Zapped, An Eye Opening Documentary
Finally, a documentary that reveals evidence of the health risks from our
ubiquitous use of cell phones and digital devices and the prevalence of
wireless radiation. CHILDREN and TEENS are especially susceptible and
yet they have some of the highest daily exposure.
“A wifi classroom is like the inside of a microwave oven set at very low power. Children are exposed to that wifi radiation six hours every school day, five days a week, and for several months during the year.” – Magda Havas, BSc, PhD Associate Professor of Environmental and Resource Studies Trent University, Canada
Like cigarettes and toxic chemicals before it, emerging science is revealing
the concerning reality that some people may suffer health impacts from
radiation from wireless devices. GENERATION ZAPPED combines personal
stories alongside scientists, physicians and health researchers. These experts
discuss the mounting scientific evidence regarding links to serious
diseases such as breast and brain cancer, associations with increased
infertility, genetic mutations related to autism and ADHD and newly
developed illnesses, such as Electrical Sensitivity (ES).
The film features public health policy experts who are fighting to revise long-
outdated policies and safety regulations and provides hope - by suggesting
simple guidelines for how to protect and safeguard ourselves and our families
against these potential dangers.
Documentary films have a unique power to raise awareness and spark action.
GENERATION ZAPPED provides important information on how to protect
yourselves and will lead to a vital discussion about our wireless lives.
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Blessings,
Bonnie Ellen