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Do bluetooth signals affect your brain? 3
I know they dont melt your brain or such because then we wouldnt use it for everything, but like for headphones/earbuds is it different?… Like for a daily 2hr+- use right against your skull.. Do they cause some kind of harm at long time? (I guess this also applies to wifi, or wireless house phones, im being paranoid, with cellphone antennas and such) … I know i can google it but i dont trust pages with loud articles
Edit: Im not as paranoid as this http://emfblues.com and dont trust that faulty page either, im serious about it.
If you’re going to be paranoid, don’t listen to anyone here – what you should Google about is ionizing radiation vs. non-ionizing radiation.
What you’ll learn is you’re being too paranoid – settle down Beavis.
I would say yes.
The instance I had was some years ago and things have certainly changed since then. I used to have an i870 and Bluetooth was kind of getting around to being the thing. I had a plantronics headset that could go on either ear. After a while it was giving me serious headaches every so often. So I wore it on the opposite side. Eventually same thing, over the time frame of maybe a week and a half. I started to go with out it. Never had such headaches since. Never used it again.
Now over the years of course Bluetooth has changed quite a deal and I’ve since gotten the LG headsets and I don’t have the headaches or anything. I use a similar one when I play on my ps3. I don’t use it as often though. Maybe it’s the tech or the frequencies within them that caused my dilemmas.
Will there be an effect? Yes.
Do scientific studies of this effect indicate any cause for concern? No.
Remember, you live in a sea of electromagnetic waves. The only way to avoid them is to live in a bunker several hundred feet underground.
If you are still concerned, just use a wired headset.