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Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt established an extremely pronounced correlation between a pregnant mom's night-time wireless exposure (2.4 GHz = cordless, Wi-Fi, cell phones as well as microwave ovens) and incidence of autism.

Heavy Wi-Fi/smartphone data use has some serious negative effects that have been documented, but aren't popular!

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Dietrich Klinghardt is not necessarily the most credible source of information.

See, e.g., http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2010/03/26/your-friday-dos... for some critical commentary (from a source consistently critical of all That Sort Of Thing; read with appropriate caution if your general opinion of "energy medicine", "integrative medicine", kinesiology, homeopathy, etc., is more positive).

So, when Klinghardt established this extremely pronounced correlation, where did he publish the results and by whom have they been checked?

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