Read the Fine Print: All cell phone manufacturers warn users to keep the devices a distance away from body. Know how to reduce your exposure.
Men - follow these guidelines:
Protect Your Body - Airplane mode ON with WiFi OFF stops the radiation. However, in some smartphones airplane mode does not work even when it has been turned on. The only way to know if airplane mode is working is to have your smartphone tested.
Do not carry cell phones in your pockets while they are turned on and on standby mode.
No laptops or tablets on your lap.
Practice Safer-Phone. Prefer a corded landline phone.
Hold cell phones away from the head and body by using speakerphone.
Protect Your Fertility & Your Pregnancy No wireless devices near reproductive organs or near a pregnant woman’s abdomen.
Practice Safe Tech. Turn off WiFi and use cords to connect routers, phones, computers and other devices.
In addition to RF wireless radiation, EMF'S from electrical home wiring errors cause harmful health effects and can also cause fire.
The only way to know for sure whether or not your home is EMF safe, both inside and outside the home, is to test the areas to determine what the actual EMF radiation levels are. It is important to test for all 4 EMF types: (1) AC electric fields, (2) AC magnetic fields, (3) RF Radio Frequency, (4) Dirty Electricity.
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