Babies Have Thinner Skulls - The primary reason that children are more vulnerable is because their skulls are thinner than those of adults.The skull provides a natural shield against EMF radiation, helping to protect the brain. Because the skulls of children are thinner, they provide less protection against EMF radiation entering the brain. As a result, the radiation can penetrate more deeply into the brains of children, than those of adults.
Pregnant women and infants are particularly vulnerable to the effects of radiation. RF radiation can penetrate the womb, potentially impacting a baby's brain development. Additionally, children's brains, due to their higher water content, conduct electricity more efficiently, making them more susceptible to the effects of EMF during crucial stages of brain development.
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