I've always worn my cell on my left hip, since I'm left-handed. Wonder if I should ask my doctor about this when I see him on the 1st.
"Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From what I've read it does not start affecting you with tumors until you have used them excessively for 10 years straight holding the phone on the same side of your face. Even then, your likelihood tumors increases, significantly. It does not mean you will definitely get a tumor. Martin wrote: > > Actually, I haven't noticed *any* ill effects. I'm healthier than I've > ever been. > > Reece Jennings > > wrote: Wow. Damage done, huh? I > had a tumor removed from my left jaw back in '04. > Benign. > I used to keep my cellphone under my left uniform shirt epaulet (sp) > when I > was a > Law Enforcement Officer. I mean a cop. > > I don't do that anymore. 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Use an air tube, not wired or wireless, headset or speaker mode, as > much as possible. > > 3. Keep the cell phone turned completely off when not in use. > > 4. Try to avoid keeping your cell phone in your pocket or on your hip > all day. The hip is responsible for producing 80% of the red blood > cells in > the body and that area is especially vulnerable to EMR damage. > > 5. Replace cordless phones with corded landlines wherever possible. > > 6. Minimize exposure to all wireless technology and other electric > devices or equipment. Hard-wire your computer for Internet access, instead > of wireless access. > > 7. Nutritional supplementation is showing significant protective > effects from melatonin and vitamins C and E in averting oxidative stress. > > 8. Install various EMR filters to electrical circuits and appliances. > > 9. Use appropriate preventive technologies as often as possible. > > 10. 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Minimize your use of the computer, and make sure it has hard-wired > Internet access - not wireless. Avoid using, or being exposed to, cell or > cordless telephones, as much as you can. (The base of cordless phones > emits > high levels of EMR - even when no one is making a call.) As a safer > alternative, use corded landline telephones. > > 2. Minimize or eliminate intake of caffeine and alcoholic beverages, > especially hard liquor. A glass of wine once in a while may be fine, > preferably low or no sulfite added varieties. > > 3. Try to stay out of areas with bright, artificial lights. Use subdued > light or candle light as much as possible. When you retire at night, > try to > sleep in the dark as much as possible. > > 4. Try also to stay out of the sun and if you must travel outside, > carry a small umbrella or wear a hat for protection. > > 5. Avoid listening to loud music or loud noises. 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