Effects of radiation from electronic devices on humans

Look around you and count the number of electronic devices you own. Your cell phones / smartphones, laptops, desktops, tablets, music players, televisions, hifi systems, personal wifi / mifi and many more (note the use of plural words because that is becoming reality ). You probably didn’t realize you have so many. Don’t worry, it’s not just you. Everyone has a lot more devices than they need.

Each of the devices emits some type of radiation. So is this good for you? For many years, people wondered if radiation from cell phones had an effect on humans. However, in the last 5 years, discussions in the mainstream media seem to have calmed down. So the radiation just disappeared? The answer is no. It still exists, and although each device may be emitting less radiation, we are now using more devices. Although people have stopped talking about it, it is still a problem. Worst of all, experts can’t be sure yet whether they are good or bad for humans.

Do a Google search for “Effects of mobile phone radiation on humans.” Look at the first few pages and you will see that opinion is very divided. Some experts say it causes cancer, can destroy brain cells, increases human reaction time, and affects sleep patterns. However, some experts say that a small amount of radiation can improve your health and your ability to think. There are also those who say that the small amount of radiation just doesn’t make any difference.

We could stop using all of our electronic devices from now on. Alternatively, there is a very specific branch of research looking for ways to balance the bad radiation that humans absorb from electronic devices. Your goal is to try to emit the reverse radiation so that the total is balanced. Think about it, a +1 plus -1 creates 0. They call equilibrium radiation positive radiation. and the electromagnetic equilibrium research area. We don’t get anything positive out of it, but at least it neutralizes the negative effects of radiation, which in itself is a huge improvement.

This is cutting edge research, but at least there is hope. Whether you think radiation from electronic devices is good or bad for you, it is important that you understand the risks and take the appropriate steps to protect yourself. It is a real problem that affects everyone.