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Managing Mobile Phone Radiation for Brain Health

Understand the risks associated with prolonged mobile phone use on the brain and nerves due to radiation exposure. Recommendations include limiting phone usage, keeping phones at a distance during sleep, choosing low radiation phones, and advocating for accurate research and regulation.

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Managing Mobile Phone Radiation for Brain Health

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  1. Mobile Phone Waves Ear F, Hz, Microwave Radiation heat Denaturation protein in the cells Auditory nerve,Blood Vessel,Lympe A matrix protein is a toxin damaged Through theBLOOD-BRAIN BARIER SYSTEM Degeneration of brain cells CNS dysfunction

  2. Conclusion • The use of mobile phone in a prolonged period of time can cause some disturbance in the brain nerve system caused because the radiation caused from the phone.

  3. Advice • Speak necessary in using the mobile phone. • Estimate the time. • Keep your mobile phone far when you sleep or when not in use. • Use a mobile phone that has a radiation that is not too dangerous for your health.

  4. To consider the scientific evidence, should be a more accurate research on the impact of mobile phone radiation. • Government should act on critical marketing of mobile phone radiation which have a high radiation. • Need to pay attention for the important parts of the central nervous system.

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