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Multivariate Entropy Analysis of Oxidative Stress Biomarkers Following Mobile Phone Exposure of Human Volunteers: A Pilot Study

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Marconi A, Tasteyre A, de Seze R, Fogel P, Simoneau G, Conti M, Sarbach C, Young SS, Gilbert J-E, Thomas Y. · 2015

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Mobile phone exposure for just 30 minutes measurably altered oxidative stress patterns in human volunteers, proving biological interaction occurs.

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Researchers exposed 18 volunteers to GSM mobile phone signals for 30 minutes and measured oxidative stress markers in their blood and breath. They found that phone exposure changed how these biological markers were organized in the body, suggesting the radiation interacts with cellular processes. While the study doesn't prove harm or safety, it provides evidence that mobile phone signals do affect biological systems at the cellular level.

Why This Matters

This pilot study adds to the growing body of evidence that mobile phone radiation produces measurable biological effects, even when researchers can't determine if those effects are harmful. The science demonstrates that GSM signals alter oxidative stress patterns in human volunteers within just 30 minutes of exposure. What makes this research particularly noteworthy is its sophisticated analytical approach using entropy analysis to detect subtle but systematic changes in multiple biomarkers simultaneously. The reality is that our bodies are responding to these exposures whether we feel it or not. While the researchers appropriately note they cannot conclude whether these changes represent harm or adaptation, the fact that measurable biological responses occur at all challenges the outdated assumption that non-ionizing radiation is biologically inert. You don't have to wait for definitive proof of harm to take reasonable precautions with your mobile phone use.

Exposure Information

Specific exposure levels were not quantified in this study. Duration: 30 minutes

Study Details

we conducted a pilot study on 18 human volunteers, with the treatment being GSM mobile phone exposure

The volunteers were randomized and the study was a double-blind, crossover design. Two categories of...

A significant modulation of organization of the biomarkers after 30 minutes of mobile phone exposure...

These results will need to be confirmed in larger, future studies.

Cite This Study
Marconi A, Tasteyre A, de Seze R, Fogel P, Simoneau G, Conti M, Sarbach C, Young SS, Gilbert J-E, Thomas Y. (2015). Multivariate Entropy Analysis of Oxidative Stress Biomarkers Following Mobile Phone Exposure of Human Volunteers: A Pilot Study Journal Scientific Exploration. 29 (3): 449-465, 2015.
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@article{a_2015_multivariate_entropy_analysis_of_1672,
  author = {Marconi A and Tasteyre A and de Seze R and Fogel P and Simoneau G and Conti M and Sarbach C and Young SS and Gilbert J-E and Thomas Y.},
  title = {Multivariate Entropy Analysis of Oxidative Stress Biomarkers Following Mobile Phone Exposure of Human Volunteers: A Pilot Study},
  year = {2015},
  
  url = {https://www.researchgate.net/publication/292354448_Multivariate_Entropy_Analysis_of_Oxidative_Stress_Biomarkers_Following_Mobile_Phone_Exposure_of_Human_Volunteers_A_Pilot_Study},
}

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Researchers exposed 18 volunteers to GSM mobile phone signals for 30 minutes and measured oxidative stress markers in their blood and breath. They found that phone exposure changed how these biological markers were organized in the body, suggesting the radiation interacts with cellular processes. While the study doesn't prove harm or safety, it provides evidence that mobile phone signals do affect biological systems at the cellular level.