This is a subject that I cop a lot of ridicule from, however it needs to be addressed and I highly recommend you do your own research on it. By law any device that uses radio frequency (RF) must first undergo a series of tests in order to comply with the Federal Communications Commission safety guidelines before reaching the consumer. However many of these tests are conducted with the device held on average 10 to 20 millimetres away from the body in order for the RF exposure to fall within the safety parameters. Thus if the space between the device and the user is decreased the RF exposure grows exponentially. Think of all the times you held a cellphone up to your ear, or carried it in your pocket right next to your reproductive organs!
In this modern age RF exposure is almost unavoidable and I am in no way saying we should throw away all of our electronic devices, that decision is up to you. I do however recommend taking steps to minimise exposure. For example if i need to take my cellphone with me somewhere I always carry it in my backpack or on the back seat of the car, use hands free options when available, don’t use my cell phone when it is not necessary and charge all of my electronic devices in another room, NOT my bedroom (I use an analogue alarm clock). By law cellphone companies must provide adequate warnings about the harmful effects of RF radiation, however in most cases they are buried deep within the product user guide amongst excessive safety jargon, For a comprehensive list of RF warnings for specific devices I highly recommend following THIS LINK
As mentioned in the picture, this post is part one in a series called Frequency. This series will encompass everything I have researched on electromagnetism and it's both beneficial and negative biological effects. For now I highly recommend watching the below video titled 'Resonance - Beings of Frequency'
And as always research, research, research.
Take care folks.