There is a rising apprehension about the amount of radiation being emitted by mobile phones and the nature of damage caused to those who are constantly using phones. Investigation on the adverse health effects of mobile phone radiation is on surge but fresh analyses have associated it with vertigo, salivary gland tumors, brain cancer, behavioral problems and migraines.
Most horrifying information is that many of the top mobile phones from popular manufacturing companies are considered to have maximum intensity of radiation emission, as per the Environmental Working Group. Blackberry Bold 9700, Motorola's Droid, HTC Nexus One by Google and LG Chocolate Touch are some of the gaudy phones for you to avoid since all these four phones are actually approaching the sharp edge of 'Radiofrequency radiation safety limits' put forth by the 'Federal Communications Commission' as claimed by EWG. On the other hand, Blackberry Storm, Sanyo Katana II and Samsung Rugby have the lowest radiation discharge rates.
However every mobile phone discharges some amount of radiation which in the long run may cause serious health problems. Now-a-says life devoid of cell phones seems to be highly unfeasible. There are certain factors which are recommended by experts that can help to guard the radiation exposure to a greater level.
Make it a practice to use earphones all the time because earphones do not produce radiation as much as the mobile phones.
Try to talk less and listen more because according to experts while talking cell phones produce more radiation than at the time of listening.
Another important suggestion is to send text messages more often instead of talking because while creating text messages the phone utilizes less power as a result of which less radiation is produced.
Avoid talking when there is a weak signal because in order to catch hold of a stronger signal the phone releases considerable amount of radiation.
If you cannot live without a cell phone, try to make less use to cut down the hazardous effects.
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