How Safe is an Airport Full Body Scanner?
By Ty Bollinger
The Truth About Cancer website (www.thetruthaboutcancer.com)
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ARTICLE SUMMARY
- The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) claims their
“advanced imaging technology” devices are just as safe as traditional
metal detectors. Research shows this isn’t the case and that the doses of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the TSA’s millimeter wave technology machines can cause cancer.
- Millimeter
wave technology is used in the treatment of skin cancer (due to its
known skin-heating properties), which means it undeniably has an effect
on human cells.
- Like all other forms of radiation,
millimeter waves don’t differentiate between healthy cells and malignant
cells. In the case of concentrated radiation blasts from millimeter
wave body scanners, it means every cell on the surface of your body is
targeted.
- A World Health Organization (WHO) report
revealed that millimeter waves not only heat the skin but also damage
eyesight and cause cancer − particularly skin cancer.
- By
choosing a manual pat-down, air travelers can minimize their radiation
exposure and thus minimize the risk of developing cancer.
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