Amiri H, Shabkhiz F, Pournemati P, Quchan AHSK, Fard RZ

This systematic review adds important evidence to our understanding of both EMF harm and potential protection strategies. The science demonstrates that cell phone radiation consistently damages multiple organ systems through oxidative stress - the same mechanism behind aging and many chronic diseases. What makes this research particularly significant is that it shows melatonin, a naturally occurring hormone already widely used as a sleep supplement, can substantially reduce this damage across diverse tissues. The reality is that we're all exposed to cell phone radiation daily at levels similar to those studied here, whether from our own devices or the ambient RF environment created by others' phones and wireless infrastructure. While this research was conducted in animal models, the consistency of protective effects across brain, reproductive, skin, eye, and kidney tissues suggests melatonin's antioxidant properties may offer genuine protection against the oxidative damage that EMF exposure creates in human tissues. The authors' call for human clinical trials reflects the growing scientific recognition that EMF protection strategies deserve serious research attention.