Comments on: Pregnant Women Need Fear No Cell Phone Radiation: Belly Armor Is Here!

By: Xiaoyi NIU

Xiaoyi NIU — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 03:37:00 +0000

It is totally a scam! I bought their blanket and a T-Shirt, both don’t work at all. I tried the cellphone test many times and they failed. I am going to send them back!!

By: anti radiation

anti radiation — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 04:37:00 +0000

I’ve been warning people about the risks of using wireless technologies
during pregnancy and by children for a long time – but hopefully the
recent exposure of the WHO report which is being covered by CNN and all
the major news networks will finally get the public to really realize
this is a serious issue. It takes a long time to clarify all the details
of the science because our environment has become so complex – but it’s
now becoming quite obvious to those that are willing to listen.
mobile radiation

By: קידום אתרים

קידום אתרים — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 16:33:42 +0000

I liked read your block, im be back

By: debra orena

debra orena — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 20:42:24 +0000

what fabric that is stretchy lightweight do you recomend to protect from cell phone radiation?

By: Bob Heide

Bob Heide — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 01:17:53 +0000

Some facts for Belly Armor Journalist:

Heres a few facts for Belly armor reader, before you buy, or throw away your money.

Belly Armor states: “protection guaranteed”
The real data: There website disclaimer states; “Belly Armor does not guarantee that the information is accurate, current or suitable for any particular purpose.

So Belly Armor may believe that its ok then, to say anything that is not truthful or pertains to the product?

Belly Armor: States “Effectively stops radiation”
The real data: The actual current safe level of protection is about 100 decibels of shielding, ungrounded. At the current W/m2 levels we have in society, Belly armor would have to be 100,000 times more powerful then currently states, and the fabric would never be flexible.

Belly Armor: Shows a lab test report indicating maximum shielding ability of 49db at 99.9%?
The real data: The product there testing is not undergoing a “stretch test” at the times measurements are taken. This is flexible cotton with a silver thread woven into the fabric. As the material stretches, the attenuation ability decreases, thus allowing for more frequency radiation to pass through. Because of stretching and movement, the product shielding is inconsistent.

Belly Armor: To prove the product actually works, belly Armor asked people to try the signal test, by wrapping there phone into belly armor fabric and watch the cell phone signal go down.
The real data: This is an incoming signal only. The cellular transmitter may be miles away with very little power; And this does nothing in the way of protecting the cell phones transmitting power, which by the way can actually have a stronger signal using the silver as a antenna; Increasing the output signal by hundreds of times.

Personal Note: This is disturbing, because this fabric, before it became a wearable product, was not intended for this use, and someone is gaming the system without knowledge of the product.

FYI; Silver is extremely conductive, and in close proximity to strong transmissions, can have adverse effects. The most effective shielding materials are dense, low conductive materials such as iron & cobalt.

Digital frequency radiation is a problem; And you will hear about it in the near future. Just like we did with tobacco. But don’t worry about the news so much, because who is ever telling the truth anymore.

FYI; its not the radiation; its the “Digital modulated frequency coming from the radiation that is dangerous”. But don’t believe me, just ask someone in France, where cell phone are band to children. Yes, thats right. Those little heads are five time more susceptible to frequency radiation then the adult models the FCC has been using.

Bob Heide,
Electrical Engineer

By: Idlewilde

Idlewilde — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 19:33:22 +0000

I didn’t know there was any ‘cell phone hysteria’….young and old alike walk around texting or talking so much that they nearly run into people. Seriously! Walking in the store, a woman was so preoccupied texting that she would have run into me and my sister if we hadn’t seen her and avoided her. A young man texting on the sidewalk would have bumped into me if I hadn’t avoided him. More seriously, a man talking behind the wheel and going about 25 miles in the store parking lot would have run down my little brother if I hadn’t been there to stop him from walking out into the road. He was bringing the cart to the cart return and thank god I was there to say ‘look both ways’ . Believe me, cellphone use is alive and well, for better or worse. no one is really afraid of radiation. this company is a joke-I’m surprised they get by at all.