Back to School. The Radiation Nobody Talks About

School starts in days.

And for the first time in human history, an entire generation is walking back into classrooms that have never been without wireless radiation.

Not for a single day.

Think about what that actually means.

Your grandparents grew up without wireless radiation.

You had at least some years without it.

Today's children have not spent a single day without it — and they never will.

WiFi in every classroom. Chromebooks on every desk. Smart boards transmitting wirelessly.

20 to 30 devices connected at once. Signals from neighboring classrooms passing through every wall.

Six hours a day. Five days a week. For twelve years.

Here is what makes this different from anything previous generations faced.

According to pediatric neurologist Dr. Jin-Hwa Moon, a 5-year-old's skull is approximately 0.5mm thick — compared to an adult's 2mm.

Dr. Om Gandhi, Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Utah, found that radiation from a standard device penetrates nearly all the way through a 5-year-old's developing brain.

Same exposure. A completely different body absorbing it.

You cannot remove technology from their education. School requires it.

But you can reduce how much radiation their developing body absorbs — every day, during these critical years.

The BioChip reduces the amount of radiation the body absorbs from personal devices by up to 80%. Swiss-made, science-backed.

Place one on their phone, tablet, or Chromebook. Nothing changes. They never notice it is there.

See the BioChip 

A child's brain is not fully developed until their mid-20s.

No generation has ever developed entirely inside a wireless environment.

There is no long-term data on what that means — because it has never happened before.

And this September, they go back.

Protect Them Before the Bell Rings 

They are counting on you to think of the things they cannot. This is one of those things.

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