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Microwave radiation is a fact of life today.

No, it’s not just from your microwave oven — but from Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi, smart power meters, and other sources of microwave radiation are a constant factor today.

But we have to wonder, are they harmful?

According to what we’ve found, Wi-Fi routers are dangerous for health and sperm!

Of course, government-funded studies say they are not.

The government says that we can receive a certain amount of microwave radiation for six minutes before it is considered too much.

But there’s really no solid scientific argument to their recommendation.

They don’t state how intense this radiation can be before it’s considered harmful.

And they don’t explain why six minutes is ok as opposed to six hours.

However, a Canadian-funded study says otherwise.

It showed that constant exposure to Wi-Fi access points can lead to significant radiation.

It can even exceed the government’s six-minute numbers because we’re exposed to it all day — every day.

I want to take this opportunity to discuss the difference between ionizing and nonionizing radiation.

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Ionizing radiation is high-intensity radiation.

Ionizing radiation leaves a trail of essentially radioactive particles when it shoots through us.

We’re exposed to ionizing radiation when we go to the doctor and get an x-ray.

Then we have nonionizing radiation, which is lower-level radiation than ionizing.

Nonionizing radiation does not leave such a trail of radiation when it goes through bodies.

But that doesn’t mean that nonionizing radiation is less damaging.

In fact, more studies show that lower-level radiation may be more harmful than high-intensity radiation.

And we’re exposed to it all the time!

This study shows the real effects of microwave radiation on humans.

The authors conclude that low-level microwave radiation tends to actually “cook” tissue.

This may be the reason why microwave radiation is dangerous even at low levels.

Owing to the energy transfer to living tissues, the mutagenicity of microwaves can often be explained by a temperature enhancement.

What this means is that microwaves cause a change in cells when they pass through the body.

Because lower-level radiation is absorbed by the cells, it can heat up the cells.

It can cause harm at a cellular level.

This is different from high-intensity radiation which can pass through the body without interacting.

So just because something is low-level radiation doesn’t mean that it is safe.

With that introduction, here’s what I want to talk to you about today.

In today’s newsletter, I want to show you a very interesting study out of Nigeria.

It specifically examines the effect of microwave radiation on semen.

The study begins by pointing out that it would be important to do a randomized study.

This study would have one group of men who have never been exposed to microwave radiation and another group who has.

That would allow researchers to have a control group of non-radiated men for comparison.

But it’s just not possible to conduct that sort of study.

Everyone is exposed to microwave radiation today.

Wi-Fi is everywhere.

Cellular towers are everywhere.

So it is impossible to find any men who have not been exposed to microwave radiation.

So, they decided to do the study using ejaculated semen instead.

After researchers had donors give their sperm, one batch of sperm was put away.

The other batch was exposed at about 18 inches for one hour to a standard commercial type Wi-Fi router.

This is routine exposure for many people nowadays.

Then the researchers analyzed the sperm from the two groups to make comparisons.

And they found that there were side effects of radiation to sperm.

They found that the exposed sperm were in dramatically worse condition than unexposed sperm.

The big difference is in what is called motility.

Sperm that were exposed to the microwave radiation from the Wi-Fi unit were more sluggish.

They were not nearly as aggressive swimmers as the unexposed sperm.

They had clearly suffered a good deal of harm from the one-hour exposure to the standard Wi-Fi router.

So much for the false idea that low-level microwave exposure has no effect!

Now for the final nail in the coffin.

That’s not the end to the radiation hazards of microwaves.

We have this study done on rats who were exposed to similarly low levels of microwave radiation.

The exposed rats showed lower spatial reasoning and cognitive impairment.

We demonstrated that chronic exposure to microwave could induce a dose-dependent deficit of spatial learning and memory in rats

…accompanied with inhibition of brain electrical activity, the degeneration of hippocampus neurons, and the disturbance of neurotransmitters.

There can be no doubt that exposure to low-level microwaves is harmful to us in several proven ways.

This is definitely something that you want to do something about.

Wi-Fi routers are harmful with too much exposure, but you can fix it.

Here’s what you need to do now.

You want to make sure that you’re not sleeping with Wi-Fi nearby.

Make sure that you even shut off the Wi-Fi when you’re not using it.

You don’t want to be staying in a room next to a powerful Wi-Fi router.

And you want to make sure that you’re not wearing your cell phone or holding it except when you are actually using it.

It is obvious now that low-level constant microwave radiation is having harmful effects on our health.

And it isn’t that difficult to take some steps to reduce it greatly.

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.