De-Kun Li, an epidemiologist at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, California, has a new paper out showing that EMF exposures in the womb are linked to an increased risk of childhood obesity.
“Maternal exposure to high [magnetic fields] during pregnancy may be a new and previously unknown factor contributing to the world-wide epidemic of childhood obesity/overweight,” Li writes in a paper posted today by Scientific Reports, a peer-reviewed, open access journal owned by the group that publishes Nature.
Read the full story at: http://microwavenews.com/news-center/emf-exposures-womb-can-lead-childhood-obesity
“The meter collected MF measurements in the frequency range of 40–800 Hz every 10 seconds…”
>> The article doesn’t have much to say about microwave frequencies.
“This parallel in the epidemic of obesity/overweight with massively increased use of EMF-generating appliances, and wireless networks and devices during the last a few decades warrants closer examination.”
>> Then why don’t they study that…?
>> As usual, too much speculation, and not enough information. Ugh.