Do you see a possible danger from cell phones only when you have it up to your ear and are connected to someone, or is there also a danger when it is in your pocket? I don’t talk on my cell phone very much but I always have it in my pocket.
I don’t think they really pose a danger.
There hasn’t been enough time, though, to statistically have determined if there aren’t causal effects from cell phones.
Regarding field theory, it’s obvious the force imparted on an external body by a point charge varies by the cube root of the distance. In most field theory designs, distance and separation are the easiest solutions to avoid external field interactions.
My point above is to counter the claim that the smart meters are causing these symptoms. A cell phone is more likely to cause such problems from the viewpoint of actual electromagnetic energy being fluxed on the human body.
Do cell phones cause such things?
IMHO, they don’t and it’s obvious from their prolific usage.
That doesn’t mean there might be some side effect not yet identified, which comes with holding the phone in a certain place along the temple, inducing some type of unforeseen neurological condition over 40 years of use. Of course if such symptoms were to appear, I would expect to see them in young women addicted to cell phone use since age 10.
If I wore a pacemaker, I don’t think I would carry the cellphone in my breast pocket, even though they reportedly don’t cause interaction.