Anti-5G “quantum pendants” are radioactive Dutch authority for nuclear safety issues warning, bans 10 scammy "negative ion" products.

Being negative is hotter than ever – if you’re trying to sell ionic household products and beautyware. Fuzzy science and savvy marketing have produced a range of merchandise trying to convince ...

"Products containing negative ion technology — that is to say containing licensable amounts of radioactive material — should not be sold at the present time because they have not been ...

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One of the banned products, a ‘smiley kids’ bracelet Photo: RIVM. The Dutch public health institute has warned that 10 products containing ‘negative ions’, which are advertised as improving health, ...

The products supply negative ions to your body CLOSELY and CONTINUOUSLY, and can activate metabolism of cells, increase the energy flow in the body, adjust the nervous system, accelerate blood ...

The Netherlands’s Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection (ANVS) recently issued a warning that tests had detected ionizing radiation emitting from 10 separate “negative ion ...

Key Background. There is no evidence that 5G networks have negative health effects. Despite this, 5G networks have been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories, including one claiming that the ...

Why, how, and even whether negative ions are beneficial to health may be the subject of highly charged scientific debate, but that's done nothing to dampen a craze for products boasting this ...