Most people do not know about the connection between mobile phone usage and the crippling malady of Charcot foot. I did not know, and now I am in a wheel chair. And so, I am doing my best to warn people about this affliction and the true cause. At least until the mobile phone company lawyers force me to take down this site. Tell your friends, before it is too late!
Mobile Phone Health Issues article
Close proximity of the human brain to a 500 mW source of electro-magnetic radiation in a frequency range from around 3 GHz to around 300 GHz results in the overproduction of the cuneiform somatotropin hormone, by the brain. This hormone is key in development of the complex and extraordinary human foot, which allows us to be the only truly bipedal creature on earth.
However, overproduction of this hormone in adult humans, whose feet have already developed, can result in complete collapse of the skeletal structure. This condition is known as Charcot foot, and previously only occurred in extreme diabetics. Now it is occurring regularly in non-diabetics who use a mobile telephone regularly.
This happened to me, and I had to have a complete reconstructive surgery on my left foot. The surgery included the attachment of this external fixitor device to my foot and leg for six months. Those thick pieces running into my shin are bolts, screwed into the bone, to hold the entire thing rigidly in place. The thin wires at my foot actually are running all the way through my foot, holding the reconstructed skeletal structure in place.
After having the device removed in a second surgery, after wearing it 24/7. for six months, I got to graduate to a plastic brace, which I will wear for the rest of my life, since my foot is not strong enough to support me by itself. I also will have these metal plates and screws in my foot forever.
I thought I was done with this, when about a year later, my right foot fell apart. I will now have to go through the same thing with my right foot, and if I am lucky, I will wear the plastic brace, one on each foot, for the rest of my life. If I am not lucky, I could end up with an amputation and a prosthetic foot on one or both legs. I just recently found out that this is happening to me because of my mobile phone usage. And so, I want to warn all of you.
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charcot@phonefoot.org