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My own conclusion is that there could very well be negative impacts from electromagnetic radiation. There is enough evidence to show how a causal link could exist:

mmWave frequencies conduct to the interior of the body through the sweat glands.
Bacteria and cells are affected by mmWave frequencies.
DNA damage is a precursor to cancer.
We know each of the above is true. Together they may show a possible link from mmWaves to cancer or other ailments. The key word is “may.” Also, they may not. However, these risks cannot be simply waved away as nutty conspiracy theories.

EDN - Does 5G pose health risks? (part 2) In Part 1 of this series on possible health effects of cellular radiation, 5G mmWave radiation in particular, I examined two possible impacts to human

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Ketonebodies could be considered as a promising option to treat ALS, representing an alternative source to glucose in motor neurons by providing neuroprotection. In addition, treatment results can be improved as ketogenesis can be achieved (increase in KBs) by following a Mediterranean diet, thanks to the high antioxidant properties which, at the same time, would improve the high oxidative stress that characterizes the disease

Therapeutic alternative of the ketogenic Mediterranean diet to improve mitochondrial activity in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS): A Comprehensi... - PubMed - NCBI Food Sci Nutr. 2019 Dec 16;8(1):23-35. doi: 10.1002/fsn3.1324. eCollection 2020 Jan. Review