Isabodywear underwear fends off cellphone radiation

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James @ May 20th 2007 9:19PM

wow, people are stupid. The studies are mixed, but ALL the studies that say cell phones DO lead to cancer say they only lead to brain and nervous system tumors.

So, unless regularly rub your phone on your crotch, these are useless.

Not to mention that "silver-threaded" cloth is not proven to prevent anything.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

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Jonathan Keim @ May 20th 2007 9:32PM

James, read the whole article. It says, "in an effort to really prove just how effective these undergarments are, it suggests that phone calls originated within the confines of your new underwear simply won't connect."

I would actually buy these if they were the same price as regular underpants.

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Ed @ May 20th 2007 11:29PM

They make anti-bacterial socks with silver threads so these may also help with stinky crotchs

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Shunnabunich @ May 21st 2007 1:34AM

"So, unless [you] regularly rub your phone on your crotch, these are useless."

OH CRAP...I'll be right back...*bolts from room*

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