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11 Tips To Protect Yourself From Dangerous Cell Phone Radiation
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9. Avoid Using the Phone in Cars or Elevators
Just like rural areas, anytime your phone has trouble connecting, it starts to boost its signal, which boosts its radiation output. Also, radiation will deflect against anything that is metal, such as elevator walls, trains, subways, and some interior car parts. This is why it is best to avoid using the phone in these places unless you really need to.
10. Hold the Phone Away From Your Body
Cell phones not only transmit radiation to the brain, but to your reproductive organs as well. Many people slip our phones into our coat or pants pockets without even thinking about it. We also keep them at our waist in cell phone holders. All of these things increase our exposure to radiation. Whenever possible, keep your phone away from your body by placing it in the center console of the car, on a desk top, in a drawer or on a tabletop. To ensure that you don’t forget your phone when you leave, put it next to your car keys. That way, you can’t pick up one without picking up the other!
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11. Go Old School
Technology is awesome but retro is cool. When you can, use your home phone. (Sometimes referred to as a landline.) Don’t forget that cordless phones also put out radiation, so keep at least one old school phone that has a cord, so if you are going to make a lengthy phone call, you can keep yourself free from the dangers of radiation. One cool thing about old-fashioned corded phones is that even if there is a power outage, you can still use the phone! Also, you might want to search for a cell phone service that allows you to forward cell phone calls to your home phone so that you can use that safer option whenever you are at home.
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