There are many conspiracy principles. And one of them is that 5G is harmful to birds, and if it is harmful to birds then it is probably harmful to humans and their brain. Now, a recent study is giving a clear answer to this question. Do 5G signals pose a threat to human health? The answer is: No, they do not.

Scientists at the Constructor University, Germany, recently conducted research and concluded that “5G-descent human skin cells do not react with converted gene expression and mythology profile”.

During this research, scientists directly exposed human skin cells to 5G electromagnetic waves. And the results were assuring. Published in PNAS Nexus, the study ends the ongoing debate on possible health risks of 5G technology.

To look at the effect of 5g waves, researchers used two types of human skin cells-fibroblasts and keratinocytes and exposed them to frequencies of 27 GHz and 40.5 GHz, which fall within the high-end spectrum of 5G signals. These high frequencies are part of the milmitra-wave band that hope to be widely deployed in the near future. According to the study, “even under the worst condition, no significant changes are seen in gene expression or methylonation patterns after exposure.”

“We wanted to simulate the risk of the worst situation,” researchers were told in reports. He deliberately strengthened electromagnetic fields in deliberate compared to permission under the International Security Guidelines. According to the study, the exposure time ranged from two to 48 hours, which simulates both short -term and prolonged contact with 5G signals.

In particular, research suggests that there were no detectable changes in gene expression or DNA methystation. In particular, both gene expression and DNA are the major indicators of cellular health and function. According to the study, frequencies up to 3 GHz can penetrate about 10 millimeters in the skin, while barely reaching beyond 1 millimeters above or above 10 GHz. This does not give extremely likely to any deep biological interactions according to researchers.

It should be noted that researchers have already found that high -intensity radio frequencies may cause tissue heating. However, this research was held in a controlled environment to control temperature-inspired effects. Conclusion: If there is no heating, there is no harm. The study challenges the claim that the 5G exposure can cause non-themeal biological effects. “Our data has a fundamental doubt on the existence of non-themeal biological effects from 5G exposure,” the research paper said.

With this study, researchers hopes to “stop this debate” with difficult evidence and help the public better understand how electromagnetic radiation works within safe parameters. Although widespread concerns about screen and wireless devices still persist, they can affect mental and physical welfare by more subtle methods.