But how long do they stay in your system? And would further exposure to radio waves if they happened to be the right frequency - could they damge you?
“But how long do they stay in your system? And would further exposure to radio waves if they happened to be the right frequency - could they damge you?”
Excellent question. Let me suggest, it depends on the nanoparticles, some of which are taken into cells, both normal and abnormal cells, and they don’t ever leave. The smaller nanoparticles (< 5 nm) generally are excreted in urine while the larger ones (20-100 nm) stay put once they are taken into cells—most end up in cell lysosomes where they remain, at least for months, if not years.
Things have a “resonant frequency” depending on their size. The nanotubes have a resonant frequency that is different than surrounding tissue. When RF energy of the “right” frequency hits the nanotubes, they will vibrate and thus produce heat in themselves and transmit this heat energy to the surrounding tissue (cancer cells). This way, only the immediate contacted cells are affected. The others (good cells) are essentially transparent to the energy. As one poster put it, it’s like a laser guided bomb rather than a carpet bomb technique.........
Yes, and probably not.
They would have to be the right frequency, as RB points out, but they would also have to have enough radiated power to cause the RF ablation they're aiming for here.
In other words, your microwave oven works at 2.4GHz, because that's where it can resonate water in food. Your WiFi router ALSO radiates energy at 2.4GHZ, but on the order of 1/10th of a Watt, divided by a sphere...all directions, so most of that is aimed away from you, even standing next to it.
Whereas a Microwave oven dumps out 800 Watts or more, aimed 100% at that chicken!
So, apparently they are using lower frequencies than 2.4GHz to not resonate water-mass tissue directly, and thus, the radiated power from UHF and cell phones at similar frequencies is orders of magnitude lower, and not much threat.
Besides, sounds like the intent of the procedure is to ablate the tissue, and then I assume the body will naturally expunge this dead tissue and remaining carbon junk like a burned omelette on hangover morning!