Are laptops destroying your manhood?

I've been writing of the dangers of electromagnetic (EMF) pollution for years. Here's significant proof from the mainstream that my warnings are on point.

Researchers collected semen samples from 29 healthy men in Argentina. They exposed the samples to Wi-Fi radiation from an Internet connected laptop. After four hours, 25% of the sperm cells were no longer swimming, compared to 14% in controls. Worse, the researchers found more DNA damage in the Wi-Fi sperm than sperm they didn't expose. The authors concluded that proximity of a laptop to testicles might decrease male fertility. Of course, the opposing side said that this is not a real life case, since the sperm had been removed from the body before exposure.

The "harmless" sleep habit that increases your cancer risk

What if I were to tell you that one simple habit that many people have can wreak havoc on your body? In fact, it significantly shuts down the production of one of the most important hormones in your body? Well, there's no "what if" about it. It's true. And a new study is showing just how dramatically it can happen.

Why your brain shrinks with age

Did you know that the brains of chimpanzees do not shrink with age? It's true.

In a recent study, researchers compared the volume of brain matter in 99 chimps encompassing their adult lifespan of 10-51 years of age. They then compared the findings to human brains structure in 87 adults, aged 22-88 years. Human brains shrunk throughout their normal lifespan, while chimp brains don't shrink at all.