Youngwood Health News (Pennsylvania, United States)

The NanoSafe Conference consensus that nanoparticles induce DNA damage by chemical reaction is inconclusive because reaction pathways cannot be distinguished from pathways from conventional ionizing radiation

Mutations in the genomes of the tumor cell long thought to cause cancer is negated by QED induced ionizing radiation produced as the MMP-3 enzyme disorganizes the basement membrane of epithelial tissues

Colloidal silver thought for thousands of years to be safe in fighting infections without side effects is questioned by quantum mechanics that suggests the silver emits ionizing radiation that by damaging the DNA increases the risk of cancer.

Experiments showing DNA damage and increased cancer risk are supported by theoretical arguments that fine nanoparticles emit UV radiation and should be banned from commercial products.