Experts Discuss 5G Damage to Microbial DNA

The microbes in our gut primarily communicate via electromagnetic waves.

Research published in 2009 by Luc Montagnier, who discovered the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), reveals that the microbes use natural electromagnetic waves (frequencies) to communicate with each other and with our immune system. Researchers from Northeastern University in Boston discovered how this could happen. This may be why the immune system responds so well when the body is shielded from electromagnetic frequencies (EMF), and why the immune system acts suppressed when exposed to the “electrosmog” created by EMF.
According to Montagnier, the microbes communicate by mirroring each other’s frequencies. When resonance is matched with existing microbes, they work together to build a good gut biocommunity. When a foreign microbe enters there isn’t an existing frequency for it to match and the resident microbes, including the immune system, identify it and attack it. If this occurs at a large scale it leads to what the medical community calls sickness and disease.

Our cell phones, WiFi, iPads, cordless mice, baby monitors and smart appliances emit such high electromagnetic frequencies and radiation that it alters the healthy coherent microbe communication. Our gut is our second brain with over 500 million nerve cells, 20 types of neurons, autonomous microcircuits and secretion of enzymes and hormones. When the gut doesn’t communicate it’s effecting a lot! EMFs have been shown to disrupt inter-cellular communication so it’s easy to understand that our health would be at risk. A gut protected from EMFs is vital to our health! In our highly technical age where toddlers are holding smart phones and men and women are placing computers and tablets on their laps every day, we do ourselves a disservice if we remain ignorant of the risks associated with the electromagnetic radiation (EMR) emitted from the technology we love. The importance of thinking about health at the quantum level, where the electromagnetic fields exist, is growing. Learn more at ehtrust.org