RADIATION WARFARE - THE REAL DANGERS OF RADIATIONYou may have heard that radiation is dangerous. Maybe you've read an article in passing. Or heard a little about from your eccentric friend whom you don't see very often. You may've heard of it, scoffed, and moved on with your life. But I'm here to tell you that it is no matter of joke at all. Radiation is a danger to our society and can even take your life! Now before you suggest I put a tinfoil hat over my head and talk to the wall, consider this - about 80 years ago, people used to prescribe cocaine as medicine for the common cold. 50 years ago, people actually thought there was medicinal value to smoking. Can you not extend me the same platitude and just consider we may be underestimating the dangers of radiation? But is radiation really even bad? It has been shown to age you faster, destroy your metabolic system, significantly damage your immunity, cause attention deficit and sleep problems, leave you fatigued and restless, and even in some cases contract dangerous chronic health conditions such as diabetes, Alzheimer's, and even cancer. If this is not bad, please tell me what is. The scientific community is unanimous in this - radiation has been shown to cause significant short and long-term effects on the human body. Some short-term effects are so common and so distinct that you won't even need a scientific study to confirm the harm it's doing to you. Take for example people who work on the computer or people who use the phone a lot. They typically complain of headaches, lack of focus, lack of appetite, and sleeplessness - all side effects of radiation exposure. It's like using seatbelts in cars. Just 20 years ago this was a completely alien concept. Sitting on a car and strapping yourself to the side of your seat sounded like a badly written joke. However, 20 years down the line it is the first thing we do when we get inside a car. This is because we've finally understood the dangers of not doing it and acknowledge the safety that the seatbelt provides. The same is with radiation now. We just don't understand the scope of health risk that we're subjecting ourselves to and thus are complacent about it. However in this case, by the time we actually understand the dangers, it might be too late. Thus we need to take the protection and we need to do it now.What the book offersWhat if I told you I had included secrets that allow you to - -Talk on the phone without increasing your risk of brain cancer,