Talking in Mobile phone till it heats up?
Safe usage of mobile phones
You are the one particularly should read this. Use of Mobile phone has become indispensable today. Exchange of information, good or bad, has been made instant by Cellphones. Its usage, a status-symbol when introduced, has penetrated even to the lowest income groups of the society. What are the impacts of Mobile phone – and how can it affect mental and physical health of people?
Dr. Natarajan of Neurology, Madurai has this to say: Although debates are going on whether usage of Mobile phone is good or bad, there are no conclusive medical proofs on this subject. No one has ever said that Mobile phones should not be used, scientifically. If one gets tumor in brain, some say it is because of use of Mobile phone. In fact there is no connection between the human brain and this electronic instrument. Some are of the opinion that Mobile phone will affect the nerves, but this also has no proof.
I conducted a study subjecting 150 persons with daily use of Mobile phone and found the energy coming from brain has underwent no change at all. The electro-magnet waves emanating from the phone are within control. Possibly some non-standard phones can cause damage.
There are myths about using cell phones – keeping the Mobile phone at the hip will reduce sperm quantity in semen; keeping it in shirt pockets will cause heart-attacks; females will get breast cancer etc. – but all these are just hearsay, not proved by scientific authenticity.
However limited usage of Mobile phone is always advisable. Because, if you talk continuously till the device gets heated up, it can cause damage to your skin at the ear; the fine tissues of that area can get burnt up by the heat – losing the hair on ear-path that prevents antibodies; and the heat will change the color of the skin as black as also will cause itching.
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