Are Mobile Phones Draining Our Vital Energy?
The discussion around the health effects of mobile phone use has been ongoing since the very beginning of the mobile revolution. While some studies suggest a possible link between mobile phones and cancer, others—often well-funded—conclude there’s no cause for concern.
Despite the lack of consensus, one thing is clear: mobile phones are no longer a luxury—they’re essential tools in our increasingly wireless world. From smartphones to smart homes, we are constantly surrounded by electromagnetic fields (EMFs), radio frequencies (RFs), and microwaves. These invisible energy waves now blanket most urban environments across Europe and beyond.
In major cities throughout the EU, almost everyone owns at least one digital device. With billions of mobile users globally, the stakes of this debate are not just personal, but economic and political. If mobile phones were definitively linked to serious health risks, the consequences could be enormous—impacting tech giants, regulators, and users alike.
But perhaps we’re asking the wrong question.
From Cancer to Energy: A Shift in Perspective
Instead of focusing solely on cancer, let’s consider the broader concept of energy depletion. According to principles from holistic health and quantum biology, every system is either gaining or losing energy. The loss of energy over time—called entropy—can contribute to aging and disease. In this view, cancer may be one symptom of a deeper energetic imbalance.
Can mobile phones accelerate this process?
Dr. Gabriel Cousens, a European-trained researcher and holistic medical expert, has spent over three decades studying energy and entropy in biological systems. His research suggests that mobile phones do, in fact, trigger energetic depletion in most users—a subtle yet potentially serious form of biological stress.
Testing the Impact
In a recent clinical study, Dr. Cousens tested 167 individuals using an advanced Electro-Muscle Testing (EMT) device. This technology, developed in collaboration with Dr. Burial Pane, measures muscular resistance—an indicator of bioenergetic balance.
Participants were tested before and after speaking on their personal mobile phones. The results were striking: 97% of users experienced a measurable drop in energy (entropy). After attaching a Tachyonized™ Phone Micro-Disk—a next-generation EMF harmonising device—to the phone, 93% of those same users showed a bioenergetic rebound that surpassed their original baseline.
The Tachyonized™ Micro-Disk appears to reduce or even reverse the entropic effects caused by mobile phone radiation. While not everyone reacts the same way—about 3% of people seem unaffected or experience inverse reactions—the overall results present a compelling argument for personal EMF protection.
The Takeaway
While debates about mobile phones and cancer may continue for decades, the immediate concern should perhaps be energy: are our digital habits silently exhausting our bodies?
Current solutions focus largely on limiting exposure, but for most Europeans living fast-paced, digitally connected lives, that’s not always practical. The good news is that innovative technologies—like the Tachyonized™ Phone Micro-Disk—offer proactive ways to protect ourselves.
Much like choosing organic food or filtered water, investing in EMF protection is a matter of personal responsibility. As consumers, we don’t always have the power to regulate global tech, but we do have the power to safeguard our own wellbeing.
In a time when technology is inseparable from modern life, harmonising with it—rather than abstaining altogether—may be the most realistic, forward-thinking approach. After all, it’s not just our health at stake—but the future of generations to come.
