Electromagnetic Radiation: the cell phone, it burns!

I don't know if I buy Barb Makota's story, she offers no scientific proof doesn't even have a picture of her actual sores, and prefaces everything with "I think", but she did work selling and programming cell phones for two years and does a brain tumor; which at the least makes you take pause.

(Also wouldn't common sense dictate if the cell phone burns when you put it to your face, not to do that?)

Anyway, what Barb is shilling for is a company called Biopro Technology, that make products to battle the effects of electromagnetic radiation and "other modern aging agents". So how reliable is the company?

On their own website they concede that their products haven't been reviewed by the FDA and "not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease".
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