Revealed the presence of radiation in the 'save' necklace from FiveG
In the European country of the Netherlands, the Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Agency (ANVS) has issued a warning that harmful ionizing radiation (which causes ionization of substances) in about 10 products available in the market. And wearers may be exposed to radiation.
There are several such products available in the market that claim to be 'safe' from the modern FiveG mobile network. However, some of these necklaces and other items may have radiation potential.
The agency has advised people not to use such products as they can cause long-term harm.
It should be noted that there is no evidence that FiveG mobile networks are harmful to health.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says FiveG mobile networks are secure and essentially no different from existing 3G and 4G signals.
''Mobile networks use non-ionizing radio waves that do not damage DNA.''
Despite this, its transmitters have been attacked by people who consider it harmful.
The products that ANVS has issued a warning for include sleeping masks, bracelets and necklaces called 'Energy Armor'.
A children's bracelet called Magnetic Valence has also been found to emit radiation. The Dutch authority said,"Don't wear it again''. Put it away safely and wait for instructions to return.
ANVS said,''People selling such items in the Netherlands have been told that their sale is prohibited and should be stopped immediately''.And they have to inform their customers about it.
Due to the conspiracy theories against FiveG technology, antifug devices have become commonplace in the market which generally have no effect.
In May 2020, British authorities stopped the sale of a 339-pound USB that claimed to be "safe" from the FiveG.
E-commerce website Amazon is also selling 'anti-radiation stickers'.
ANVS has released a list of items that have radiation potential on its website.