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HUMANITY MUST STOP PURCHASING AND USING LED LIGHTS! SHOW THE DEEP STATE YOU WILL NOT PURCHASE THEIR POISONS ANYMORE! LED lights will connect everything in the internet of things. Then they can monitor, get data but they can even turn off things. These LED lights ping a lot of... dangerous microwave radiation. It's off the charts. It can impact the health of your heart, eyes, brain, skin, organs. In other words LED lights are bad for your health! In 2016 The AMA came out and said LED lights can increase risk of cataracts and cause eye degeneration. In other words it looks like LED lights can save the planet, but it doesn't look like they're saving humans. Robert F. Kennedy Jr ChatterBugshow more

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time warp1 year ago

This?

revolution3601 year ago

Most LED lights are not connected to the Internet of Things (IoT), and they don't produce any radiation. This guy is sensationalizing for clicks. Avoid IOT and you're fine.

Jasper Truth1 year ago

I disagree, when you go to the stores all you see is LED...replacing natural light bulbs...there is always a reason behind the lies.

Julie Guth1 year ago

Also they interrupt your circadian rhythm and make you crazy

Rose of Light1 year ago

When I check the Hawkins Scale Frequency (HSF) of these lights, it is WAY DOWN in the EVIL range, in the single digits.

Michael Joseph1 year ago

I purchase old world fixture that use tubular incandescent bulbs or rebuild older 4' florescent fixtures. Congress 🤣 It's boring subject worth looking into.

Critter581 year ago

OK I AM ALL FOR THAT BUT THEY TOOK EVERYTHING BUT LED OFF THE MARKET YOU CAN’T FIND THE OTHER LIGHTS IN ANY STORES. MADE IT ILLEGAL TO SELL THEM. FORTUNATELY I STOCKED UP BEFORE THE CHANGE.

Ki1 year ago

I bought a bunch of incandescent but now I can’t find anymore. Everything where we live is LED only BS

T1 year ago

Every time I go to Walmart or target now I get a headache since they switched all their lights to LED. I can’t be in certain stores for long. I agree with this. They need to bring back incandescent lightbulbs. They banned them for a reason and it wasn’t for our good

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