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FCC’s Outdated Cell Phone Safety Guidelines Come Under Fire:  Wireless radiation risks have become one of the most pressing public health issues of our time. Yet, while scientific evidence mounts, the regulatory framework meant to protect the American people remains hopelessly outdated. In this article, we will delve into the issue from multiple angles to […]

 Court Questions 25-Year-Old Standards Amid Growing Health Risks;  In the face of mounting scientific evidence showing the dangers of wireless radiation, the Biden-Harris administration continues to ignore crucial calls for action. Despite a 2021 court ruling demanding updated safety guidelines, the FCC has failed to revise standards that were set in 1996—before modern cell phone […]

Investigating the Path to Crisis and Outlining a Federal Action Plan to Safeguard America’s Future In an era where political discourse often circles around perennial topics like border control and immigration, pressing issues affecting the very fabric of American health and environmental safety are being sidelined. The recent cancellation of the National Toxicology Program’s (NTP) […]

In every election cycle, it seems like the same issues come up again and again—border control, immigration, and personal attacks between candidates. While these topics may be important, the way candidates go back and forth with accusations and finger-pointing does nothing to truly address the underlying issues affecting the quality of life for everyday Americans. […]

Cells function like Tesla cars and are equipped with full self-driving capabilities, which is a compelling way to explain the ceLLM theory. Just as each Tesla responds independently to its environment based on the same machine learning model, cells within the ceLLM framework respond to bioelectric cues using evolutionary training data encoded in their DNA. Here’s how this […]

In the ceLLM framework, understanding organelles as individual LLMs within the broader cellular Latent Learning Model provides a novel perspective on how cells maintain their bioelectric coherence and functional precision. Let’s dive into how this concept, along with the Mitochondrial Metabolic Theory (MMT), integrates into cellular behavior, particularly focusing on the nuclear DNA (nDNA) and […]

The cellular Latent Learning Model (ceLLM) is a framework that explores how bioelectric processes guide cellular responses and how entropic waste, like EMFs, disrupts these processes, potentially leading to diseases like Alzheimer’s. The ceLLM Theory and Cellular Function The ceLLM framework posits that each cell operates like a large language model (LLM), interpreting its environment through […]

Concern about the loss of a high-fidelity environment during conception and development into the ceLLM framework is a powerful way to frame how modern disruptions—particularly EMFs and other forms of entropic waste—might derail cellular processes. This disruption can result in profound developmental and functional consequences, including ADHD, autism, birth defects, and cancers. Here’s how we can weave this idea into the ceLLM theory: […]

In the face of growing scientific evidence, the general public remains largely unaware of the dangers posed by wireless radiation beyond its well-known heating effects. Many still believe the outdated idea that radiation is harmless as long as it doesn’t heat tissues significantly. This belief is dangerous, and it highlights exactly why John Coates and […]

Video By Rachel Massie, Senior Science and Policy Adviser, Collaborative for Health and Environment In an era where wireless technology is omnipresent, experts are sounding the alarm over potential health risks associated with radio frequency (RF) radiation. Dr. Joel Moscowitz, Director of the Center for Family and Community Health at UC Brookley School of Public […]