This is not controversial and have potential adverse effects on brain heart endocrine system and reproductive function that has been established . Keep in mind there is basically no controversy that radio frequency waves and emfs can have a negative impact on biological tissues . The question is , how intense are those radio frequency waves and emfs and how detrimental are those on those biological tissues ?
A systematic review and updated meta analysis . This is a paper that came out in 2021 and talks about the fact that phones emit a radio frequency electromagnetic waves which are called called RF radio frequency emws electromagnetic waves at a low level between 82 2200 megahertz that can be absorbed by the human body . We know this .
Keep in mind there is basically no controversy that radio frequency waves and emfs can have a negative impact on biological tissues . The question is , how intense are those radio frequency waves and emfs and how detrimental are those on those biological tissues ? Ok .
Now a topic that is sure to be a bit controversial , but it really shouldn't be because the data , at least to me are very clear is this issue of phone use and sperm quality . Now , this can open up a whole array of issues related to things like emfs and you've got people out there that have , you know , ideas about five G and all of this stuff that is not what this discussion is about . The discussion I'm about to have with you relates to the fact that the electromagnetic fields and the heat related effects of smartphones can indeed have a detrimental effect on sperm quality .
Now , this can open up a whole array of issues related to things like emfs and you've got people out there that have , you know , ideas about five G and all of this stuff that is not what this discussion is about . The discussion I'm about to have with you relates to the fact that the electromagnetic fields and the heat related effects of smartphones can indeed have a detrimental effect on sperm quality . And yes , indeed on testosterone levels as well .
