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Conspiracy theories: Dutch nuclear authority warns of dangers of "anti" products to 5G networks

Tests have shown that bracelets and accessories that producers claim to "protect people from radiation from 5G networks" are themselves harmfully radioactive.

The Dutch Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection issued a warning about 10 products that it found emit harmful radiation.

And urged the authority not to use those products that may cause harm when worn for a long time.

There is no evidence that 5G networks are harmful to health.

The World Health Organization says that 5G networks are secure and are not fundamentally different from current 3G and 4G signals.

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Mobile phone networks use non-ionizing radio waves that do not damage DNA.

Despite this, there have been attacks on transmitters by people who think they are malicious.

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Among the products identified are an Energy Armor sleeping mask, bracelet and necklace.

It was also found that a bracelet for children bearing the "Magnetics Wellness" brand emits radiation.

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"Do not wear it anymore, put it away, and wait for instructions to return," the Dutch Nuclear Safety and Protection Authority said in a statement.

"We have notified well-known companies to the authority that the sale is prohibited and must be stopped immediately, and they must inform their customers of this," she added.

Conspiracy theories have caused the proliferation of "anti-fifth generation" devices that usually turn out to have no effect.

In May 2020, the UK's Trade Standards Department sought to halt sales of a USB stick, sold for £339, that was alleged to provide "protection" from 5G.

So-called "anti-radiation stickers" were also sold on Amazon.

The Netherlands Authority for Nuclear Safety and Protection has published a full list of products it has identified as radioactive on its website. electronic.

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