Smart devices such as mobile phones and others are a necessity in our lives now, but they also pose great health risks.
Imagine an invisible network that passes through the walls and across your body inside your home and the location of your work, these invisible micro -waves are electromagnetic emissions.
EMR and its effects on your body
Experiments and clinical studies conducted by the leading medical institutions have proven that these electromagnetic emissions, also known as EMR, have proven harmful. The following are the effects of electromagnetic radiation on the human body, according to the “Healthsite” website
It is known that it increases the levels of tension in the human body
It can cause a disorder in the brain waves
It increases the risk of heart disease in adults.
The risk is higher for newborns
The risks of the newly born child are increasingly increasing because their body systems are still developing, and their skull thickness remains very skinny, allowing electromagnetic emissions from mobile phones and other smart devices to penetrate their brain more easily.
It is well documented that the rate of autism development, hyperactivity disorder, attention lack and some other problems in young children in the past decade are much higher than in any of the previous decades, many of this can be attributed to prolonged and increasing exposure to newborns and young children to electromagnetic emissions From smart devices.
Tips for pregnant women and fathers
During pregnancy, women should limit the use of mobile phones.
Avoid using it to consume any video content for a long time. Make your sound calls as short as possible. If you know that you should speak longer, use a ground phone. Never keep a laptop on your lap. Use it by keeping it on a table top 1. 5 feet away.
Do not allow your children, if they are less than 4 years, to play your mobile phone.
In addition to the harmful effects of electromagnetic radiation, the use of mobile phones by young children has a negative impact on the development of their language, reading skills, memory building and general mental and social development..
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