Toxins in food, like saccharine, are found to be potential carcinogens and can damage cells. There are other examples similar to this but evidence is very strong that electromagnetic radiation damages cells in a fashion that is potentially cancer causing. The cells in living organisms naturally maintain an electrical charge across their membranes. They are essential to the normal functioning of human tissues. These cells are extremely sensitive to very weak electromagnetic fields.
Unnatural frequencies caused by radiation can damage molecules.
This is in terms of rearranging the organic structure and also altering the metabolism. The effects of this reaction process will result in change to the organism s electrical stability. This in turn will affect cell polarization. This resulting disharmony may eventually lead to changes in hormonal activities. The domino process then begins in that this hormonal instability affects the synthesis of genetic material.