Wave Defense

Wave Defense

Electromagnetic (EM) waves are emitted from the earpiece, the body and the antenna of a cellular or mobile phone. EM waves from the antenna and the body are scattered into the air, but the waves from the earpiece may go directly into the inner ear and reach the brain. Wave Defense blocks the waves from the earpiece.

Wave Defense protects your brain from the harmful electromagnetic waves and rays, emanated from cellular, cordless or mobile phones that may enter the unprotected ear canal, without affecting the quality of transmission.

Wave Defense products are manufactured with a special EM absorbing material and pure gold according to the product models. For the special material a test has been done at Kansai Electronic Industry Development Center (KEC) of Japan to get the result that the mesh shields 99.99% of electromagnetic waves emitted. And the effectiveness of the Wave Defense product itself also has been proven by tests at Global Certification Laboratories (GCL), USA

We manufacture basically four kinds of Wave Defense: Wave Defense, Wave Defense Gold, Wave Defense 24K and Wave Defense Gold plate under our own brand or buyers' brands. They are made by the special EM shielding material and 24K pure gold leaf respectively.

You can attach Wave Defense onto the earpiece of cellular, cordless or mobile phones where the ear is touched. Wave Defense can be attached to most cellular phone models including Samsung, LG, Nokia and Motorola.

Product features:

• Fits all mobile phone models
  
• Easy to install
  
• Safe and effective
  
• Does not affect reception and transmission

Free yourself today with the Wave Defense from radiation risks you may face when using a cellular phone!

Wave Defense Silver Slim	Wave Defense Gold Slim
Wave Defense Silver Oval	Wave Defense Gold Oval
Wave Defense 24K Oval	Wave Defense Gold Plate

Studies

Cell Phone Use Linked to Cancer
Science Daily
02/15/08

Dr. Sadetzki, a physician, epidemiologist and lecturer at Tel Aviv University, published the results of a study recently in the American Journal of Epidemiology, in which she and her colleagues found that heavy cell phone users were subject to a higher risk of benign and malignant tumors of the salivary gland.

Those who used a cell phone heavily on the side of the head where the tumor developed were found to have an increased risk of about 50% for developing a tumor of the main salivary gland (parotid), compared to those who did not use cell phones. The fact that the study was done on an Israeli population is significant. Says Sadetzki, "Unlike people in other countries, Israelis were quick to adopt cell phone technology and have continued to be exceptionally heavy users. Therefore, the amount of exposure to radiofrequency radiation found in this study has been higher than in previous cell phone studies.

"This unique population has given us an indication that cell phone use is associated with cancer," adds Sadetzki, whose study investigated nearly 500 people who had been diagnosed with benign and malignant tumors of the salivary gland. The study's subjects were asked to detail their cell phone use patterns in terms of how frequently they used one, and the average length of calls. They were compared to a sample of about 1,300 healthy control subjects.

The study also found an increased risk of cancer for heavy users who lived in rural areas. Due to fewer antennas, cell phones in rural areas need to emit more radiation to communicate effectively. Sadetzki predicts that, over time, the greatest effects will be found in heavy users and children. While anecdotal evidence has been substantial, the consistency of the results of this study support an association between cell phone use and these tumors. The risks have been hard to prove, mainly due to the long latency period involved in cancer development, explains Sadetzki.

Today it is estimated that more than 90% percent of the Western world uses cell phones. As the technology becomes cheaper and more accessible, its usage by a greater number of people, including children, is bound to increase. "While I think this technology is here to stay," Sadetzki says, "I believe precautions should be taken in order to diminish the exposure and lower the risk for health hazards." She recommends that people use hands-free devices at all times, and when talking, hold the phone away from one's body. Less frequent calls, shorter in duration, should also have some preventative effect.

While she appreciates the ease of communication that cell phones allow between parents and their children, Sadetzki says that parents need to consider at what age their children start using them. Parents should be vigilant about their children's using speakers or hands-free devices, and about limiting the number of calls and amount of time their children spend on the phone. "Some technology that we use today carries a risk. The question is not if we use it, but how we use it," concludes Sadetzki.

Sadetzki's main research on this new study was carried out at the Gertner Institute for Epidemiology and Health Policy Research at the Sheba Medical Center. Her research is part of the international Interphone Study, which attempts to determine an association between cell phones and several types of brain and parotid gland tumors. http://cprnews.com/articles/LinkedCancer/Cell-Phone-Use--Linked-to-Cancer.html

More studies and reports

Heavy Use of Mobile Phones Increases Cancer Risk
http://environment.about.com/od/healthenvironment/a/cancerphones.htm

Heavy mobile phone use a cancer risk
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1579028/Heavy-mobile-phone-use-a-cancer-risk.html

Health Risks and Mobile Phones
http://www.mobile-weblog.com/50226711/health_risks_and_mobile_phones.php

Children and Mobile Phones
http://www.emfacts.com/papers/children_mobiles.pdf

Men who use mobile phones face increased risk of infertility
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-412179/Men-use-mobile-phones-face-increased-
risk-infertility.html

Long-term Mobile Phone Use Increases Risk Of Acoustic Neuroma
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/10/041014075403.htm

Mobile phone use linked to increased cancer risk
http://foodconsumer.org/7777/8888/L_ifestyle/021806332008_Mobile_phone_use_linked_to
_increased_cancer_risk_printer.shtml