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Mobile Phones and Health Hazards

by palakagarwal

There has been a huge controversy regarding the health risks that
mobile phones pose to humans through their usage. Innumerable
studies have been conducted in order to find out whether such a
problem actually exist or it is just rumours? However the studies
have not been able to provide a clear picture of the existing
controversy.
                                        
Mobile phones emit radiations that according to some scientists
is hazardous to health and might cause brain tumour and other
related ailments.But there is no solid evidence to evaluate the
risks among long-term, heavy users and for potentially long
induction periods.It is commonly seen as a result of many studies
that it may take at least 10 years of mobile phone exposure
before researchers are able to detect any significant increase in
related concerns.

So, after scrutinizing the entire situation, it is advisable to
follow some safety tips to help reduce your microwave exposure:
          
- use an ear piece or Bluetooth as it will help directing the
microwave exposure away from your head where the vulnerable areas
of the brains have been shown to have the risk factors

- try to avoid giving kids cell phones as much as possible

- always receive a call from the left ear, because if you use
the right one, it may affect brain directly.

However, these days mobile phones are created with highly
advanced technology using the best materials and components. No
brand can sustain in the market if its products are not safe and
secure for the consumers

Ironically, and to our benefit, not all studies have shown
negative results. So, at the end of the day, until this
controversy settles down, it is advisable to be a little cautious
while using your phones to be on the safer side as no one can do
without them.

Palak Agarwal is a research analyst at Admanya.com which is
India's leading internet consumer portal. Visit <a
href="http://consumer.admanya.com">http://consumer.admanya.com</a>
for latest consumer reviews on all kinds of products and services
based on real experiences

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