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New Chip Could Counteract Cell Phone Radiation

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I don’t know about you, but I constantly picture radiation penetrating my brain when I’m talking on my cell phone. Omega Pharma, a Belgian company specializing in health products, claims it has created a device that can calm my fears— a chip that counteracts mobile phone radiation.

According to Omega, testing of the chip showed that it quelled symptoms like headaches and loss of concentration that are thought to be associated with cell phone use.

The E-waves phone chip was released in Belgium yesterday for 38.95 euros ($50.10).

Omega has done all of its own research, so trust their claims at your own risk.

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