Insights from Grok 2 AI, presented by Dr. Magda Havas, PhD, shed light on the potential biological impacts of radio frequency (RF) radiation and free radicals within the body.
The AI addressed five key questions. It indicated that increased free radicals can lead to cell and DNA damage, as well as oxidative stress, potentially contributing to cancer development. While RF radiation can elevate free radical levels, possibly causing oxidative stress, a direct link to health outcomes remains under investigation. The AI also noted that non-ionizing RF radiation may have adverse effects even below the thermal threshold, including oxidative stress, DNA damage, and neurological impacts, though scientific consensus on these points is still evolving. Finally, limited studies on the beneficial effects of chronic RF exposure were mentioned. Some research suggested increased brain glucose metabolism and extended lifespans in rats under specific conditions, but these findings warrant further investigation.
