Mobile phone users risk brain tumour

Radiation from mobile phones can affect the brain. Now a product has been developed to allow mobile phone users to be totally hands free, anywhere, anytime. The ‘Rossini chat2u’ Brain-Saver can be used for use in-car, around the office, at home or out walking.

Government claim the public are safe with mobiles phones. The leading scientist in charge of the research admits they cannot be certain. In any event the Government cannot be trusted. The Government and the phone industry profit every time we put a mobile to our ear.

Vodafone is the world’s largest mobile phone operator. It turned over more than 30 billion pounds last year. Vodafone is one of the biggest tax raisers for the UK economy - a friend the chancellor would not wish to be without.

Research carried out by Sir William Stewart, a former chief scientific adviser recommends parents against allowing their children to use mobile phones excessively. So, basically, we are all at risk. The damage may not be known until later in our lives.

Now a mobile user never needs to put a mobile near their head or use an ear piece which is also a health risk. With no wires, the mobile phone can be 10 metres away and the ‘Rossini Chat2u’ is claimed to be a perfect solution to keep a motorist legal for hands free calls using the very latest Bluetooth technology.

Mark Cornwall of Carparts-direct.co.uk, the company supplying the ‘Rossini Chat2u’ said, "There is no need to risk frying our brains with mobiles. Motorists can be totally legal and hands free whilst driving. The sound quality is excellent and the user can slip it in their pocket to use it everywhere they go."

Simon Davis, one of the first users of the device said: "I have been using an ear piece for the last year. In comparison, the ‘Rossini Chat2u’ really is a breath of fresh air. I use the device with my mobile every day. I feel safe, it’s a perfect driving companion, it just clips straight on the car sun visor in seconds and sits on my desk when back in the office – I never need to put my mobile to my ear."