CLAIM: Smart phone use begins to physically alter living human beings, growing bone spurs on the back of their skulls

( Natural News ) Smart phones are altering how humans think, how they behave, and how they communicate. These devices are also physically changing the human skull . Researchers have identified the evolution of bone spikes on the human skull. These bone layers are showing up on the back of the skulls of people who routinely crane their neck to use their Smart phone. Human evolution is entering a new era, an era where people are constantly bombarded by information. Accessible information and communication is changing how the human brain works. Constantly distracted by the Smart phone, humans have become dependent on and controlled by this handheld portal. Smart phone use disrupts day-to-day interactions, causing disconnection between friends and family members in real life. The brain has also become addicted to multiple dopamine rushes throughout the day, as Smart phone users check their phone for text messages, likes, re-tweets, news updates, comments, and other trending topics. These constant distractions cause sleep disruptions, reduced attention span, and eye fatigue. When out in public, it is rare to find a human being who isn’t craning their neck to look into a screen. People are not only unaware of their surroundings most of the time, but they are also damaging the very makeup of their physical bodies. This new era of perpetual craning of the neck is causing problems with posture. It’s also causing many to be dependent on chiropractors for cervical neck and spinal adjustments. Australian researchers finding an increase in bone growths in the x-rays of millennials David Shahar, a health scientist at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Australia published a study documenting an increase in external occipital protuberance. This phenomenon can plainly be described as a lump on the back of the head. David Shahar has found […]

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