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Wireless earbuds: The Emf Dangers

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<p>Wireless earbuds are becoming increasingly popular, but they are not without risk. Experts believe that wireless earbuds may create dangerous electromagnetic fields that can affect the health of humans. These invisible fields of energy are generated when electricity flows and scientists are now beginning to understand what these fields can do.</p>
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<h2>Nonionizing EMR</h2>
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<p>Wireless earbuds emit nonionizing electromagnetic radiation, which is classified as a kind of radiation. Although it's not a cause of cancer however, it isn't completely clear whether these waves pose no risk to the health of humans. Researchers are still working to understand the full ramifications of these devices, but some studies suggest that exposure to these radiations over a long period may have health risks.</p>
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<p>Nonionizing EMR is less harmful than Ionizing EMR, which causes heat. Nonionizing EMR could pose health hazards at higher levels. While exposure to these high levels isn't harmful to humans, long-term exposure to radiofrequency waves at a low level can increase the risk of neurological diseases, cancer, and DNA damage.</p>
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<p>According to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences the ionizing EMR can cause DNA damage and cell damage. The most common examples of ionizing radiation comprise certain types of ultraviolet light, X-rays, and Gamma rays. Bluetooth-enabled phones have become extremely popular. They allow users to listen to audiobooks, music and podcasts from their phones. As a result, billions of these devices are used.</p>
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<p>Although Bluetooth-enabled devices emit a small amount of radiation however, it's not enough enough to cause any harm to human health. Most scientists agree that nonionizing radiation isn't harmful to humans and isn't powerful enough to damage cells or DNA. However certain studies suggest that Bluetooth-enabled headphones may cause cancer, however the evidence isn't conclusive. Bluetooth headphones aren't likely to mean they will be banned soon.</p>
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<h2>High-level radiation</h2>
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<p>Bluetooth technology is used to transmit audio signals wirelessly through earbuds. These devices can transmit audio signals with a distance of up to three feet the user. Some people are worried about the dangers of high-level radiation. For this reason, Bluetooth headphones aren't as secure as wired headphones.</p>
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<p>Radiofrequency radiation from wireless earbuds, such as AirPods is similar to the radiation from cellphones. In 2011 the World Health Organization classified this type of radiation as a carcinogen of Class 2B. Numerous studies have been published by scientists proving that radiation can cause cancer and other health issues in people.</p>
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<p>Wireless earbuds are becoming more popular, but the effects of these devices remain unanswered. Although low-level radiation isn't harmful, prolonged exposure to ionizing radiation could cause DNA damage and neurological disorders. Bluetooth radios and headphones also emit this radiation. These products have been categorized as a hazard by the World Health Organization, and researchers have urged governments to implement more stringent regulations.</p>
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<p>In 2015 more than 200 scientists signed an open letter to the World Health Organisation and United Nations citing concerns about wireless earbuds. These scientists did not explicitly focus on AirPods however, they did call for more rigorous standards for regulation and guidelines. They also called for better education for the public and doctors regarding the health dangers associated with these devices. phase 3 wellness urged government support for research on the electromagnetic energy's effects on human health.</p>
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<h2>Earbuds wireless are blocked</h2>
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<p>If you are using wired or wireless earbuds, a blocking case can ensure their safety. A typical blocking case has two pins used for power transfer and another to transmit data. These pins need to be stored in the charging case. This takes up more space and consumes more energy.</p>
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<p>Blocking cases for wireless earbuds will protect your wireless earbuds being damaged by EMF radiation. They function as mini Faraday cells, keeping EMF radiation from your body. You can also apply EMF blocking cases for cell phones and other wireless devices to reduce your exposure to harmful EMFs.</p>
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<p>The majority of cases that block wireless earbuds are made with an embedded microprocessor that continuously monitors the earbud battery voltage and adjusts the output voltage to match the one of the battery in the case and the power of the linear charger. This helps to reduce energy consumption in the charging case, while also prolonging the life of the battery. It also reduces heat loss, which allows the earbud to charge more quickly.</p>
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<p>The battery life is one of the biggest issues wireless earbuds suffer from. Many models, including the Bose QuietComfort 45 and Sony WH-1000XM5, are not able to last very long. The majority of headphones, over- and on-ear come with longer-lasting batteries.</p>
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