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Now Playing: Are Cell Phones Safe To Use?
Topic: ANYBODY * ANYDAY
CNET Web poster Adbates, who’s comment, seemed to me, the most informative, concerning the whole wide mix of variables on this subject, of cell phone raation. His informative comment is HERE
He says that when compared to other types of risks we take …the cell phone really isn’t too dangerous. For example he makes the point “If there were a significant increased health effect from cell phone radiation, there would not be conflicting reports from studies trying to detect an effect, since people for years have been exposed to all sorts of radiation in the wavelength ranges involved with cell phones.”
He also mentions that he personally thinks, “By exercising and eating foods that help your body counteract the effects of free radicals, you can more than wipe out any risks of cell phone radiation, and likely a few other better known actual health risks too.”
Ha! Now I like this concept posted on the CNET forum by “griffin6002”
(quote)“Your cell phone, for all practical purposes, is safe. Considering it could summon emergency help or prevent you from being mugged or raped, the benefits far outweigh the negatives.”(end-quote)
HA HA it is even a better... one post by “jahan” who says candidly (quote) ”Personally, I'm not worried about the effects of mobile radiation. If cigarettes and alcohol don't kill me, what will a little mobile phone radiation be able to do?” (end-quote)
Woops! Its not all one sided
Here is what a "degreed RF/Microwave Engineer" said “I have been working in the cellular communications field for 21 years. There are plenty of worldwide studies showing that cellular phone radiation is damaging/harmful to animals and humans. All you have to do is Google keywords like "cell phone, radiation effects, blood-brain barrier, long-term effects, mobile phone radiation," ...whooooa!?
Now if you’re interested you may want to check this CNET link titled Cell Phone Radation
It has lots of information so if you are going to research this subject include this CNET site its worth a look-see
Hey! Likefor example: What are the top 10 worst cell phones for Radiation and many other informative charts and links.
(Which by the way Motorola wins with the most on Top 10 worst phones)
But hey! WHAT DOES THIS SAY? My cell the Z500a Sony Ericsson is a whooping 1.47 SAR level and that is getting very close to the worst…maybe I am concerned afterall hmmmmmmmm?
Naaa!