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Conclusion on Bluetooth radiation– are Head Sets Dangerous? The frequency power of Bluetooth wireless headsets is the same as that of microwave ovens. Microwave ovens use much higher power levels. But the power levels themselves are not the issue. Its the rate of change of the EMFs, the pulsing, that causes most of the biological damage. Bluetooth radiation is dangerous.
Originally posted by baddmove
reply to post by Bedlam
Alright then..
here is another source...
www.wisegeek.org...
find a source to make me feel better...edit on 4-6-2013 by baddmove because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Raxoxane
I have to ask,has this happened to you only the once? Because that type of forgetfulness,where a word just won't come into your mind,has been happening to me for almost 2 years now.
I'll be standing in front of the stove+forget what it's called.Other days I will be mentally as spry as I always was.
Originally posted by Ex_CT2
reply to post by baddmove
Personally, I've always thought that Bluetooth was the wrong solution to this problem anyway. FM would have been a much better solution; and, in fact, you can get FM transmitters for your cellphone. I forget what they're called, but when I briefly used a smart-er phone (than I have now), that's what I used. (I could look it up, but I'm both too lazy and violating my bedtime.)
If you're concerned, it's probably worth your time to look into it....
Originally posted by Bedlam
No one's ever been able to show that "electrosensitivity" is anything but self-deception. It strongly correlates to being told something's transmitting, and has no correlation to whether it actually is.
Originally posted by Golden Rule
Originally posted by Bedlam
No one's ever been able to show that "electrosensitivity" is anything but self-deception. It strongly correlates to being told something's transmitting, and has no correlation to whether it actually is.
If that is your current understanding, then perhaps you haven't read Electric UFOs by Albert Budden yet. Well worth a read.