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Infants at risk: "Smart" babywear communicates wireless data

By kcrofton at May 22, 2012, 12:21 p.m., 14893 hits

Just when I think we have seen the limits of how much microwave radiation exposure we can inflict on the most vulnerable among us – infants – a new level of high-tech innovation comes to market.

As you may know there is a significant body of scientific evidence showing that even low, government-allowed levels of exposure can produce adverse biological effects.

From the website of the company selling this new babywear to ‘fearful’ parents wanting extra protection:

“About Exmobaby Smart Garments - the first ever wireless, biosensor baby pajama.

They monitor ECG, skin temperature and movement and can transmit alerts to a PC or cell phone.

Exmobaby is a next generation “smart garment” line of apparel specifically designed for newborns and infants.

Each and every garment in the Exmobaby line includes sensor technology that monitors baby’s vital signs and movement. The fully integrated capabilities built in to the clothing and apparel deliver wireless communication and evaluation of baby’s condition throughout the day as well as during critical night time sleep.

Parents of newborns receive text messages (SMS) and email alerts on their mobile phones, personal computers and other devices. These show up automatically in real time as baby’s movement and vital signs change.”

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Will the parents, or their doctors, know that abnormal data causing concern could be from the device itself? And that this unseen radiation could be causing unseen damage?


As you may know, cardiologist Stephen Sinatra, MD, has spoken out about potential cardiac symptoms associated with wireless radiation exposure. And many other physicians are concerned about our techno-crazy digital age and other potential outcomes including neurological effects and DNA damage.

And there are SAFER ways to monitor at risk infants - with baby sensor pads, for example, the wired version is the safe option. This is also true of digital baby monitors - the older analog ones are the safe option.

We need your help!!

Are you a pediatrician? Do you know anyone in the American Academy of Pediatrics?

Or a member of another health professional association?

Can you help raise the medical alert?

If so, please contact me through our website - www.radiationrescue.org



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