It has been suggested by a group of researchers that exposure on a long-term basis to cell phone radiation may be able to fend off some of the affects of Alzheimer’s disease which causes loss of memory, specifically in those over the age of 55.
The study is currently being carried out on mice who are being exposed to radiation identical to that from cell phones which millions of us use each day. The University of South Florida is base camp for the tests.
Obviously, this was the exact opposite of what the researchers expected to find. They are now working towards safely speeding up the process in the hope of preventing the effects in actual people and maybe even reversing the effects in those who have already been diagnosed with the disease. So it appears that cell phone radiation can be good for you as well!
[Source: Yahoo! News]
A few weeks ago, Darren Brown managed to predict the national lottery results live on British TV, minutes before they were due to be released. The whole nation, and the international community were amazed. For the next few days the internet went on a frenzy with both sides of the argument giving their opinions: he faked it or he has real powers. A short time later he revealed how he managed to do it; faker.
Now, he and channel4 have released a new website that explores the science behind the art of scamming people by making them believe in fictitious powers. You can find it at www.scienceofscams.com .
It’s mainly a series of videos from Darren and his assistant Kat. They trick you and other people into believing their scams such as a ghost appearing in a doorway and a moving psi wheel.
It’s a great website with cool explanations to some of the most talked about so-called ‘phenomenon’. There’s also a section giving you a Facebook app to scam your friend.
It has been suggested by a group of researchers that exposure on a long-term basis to cell phone radiation may be able to fend off some of the affects of Alzheimer’s disease which causes loss of memory, specifically in those over the age of 55.
