In modern life, almost every household can not do without household appliances. Household appliances have greatly facilitated all aspects of our life, but there are advantages and disadvantages. How much do you know about the radiation hazards of these household appliances? Which household appliances are the most commonly used? Let's see how much the radiation of household appliances does to human body?
In the cold winter, the invention of electric stove benefits many people who are afraid of cold. However, if pregnant women use electric stove frequently, it can increase the incidence of cancer in children after birth. Therefore, for the sake of baby's health, try to use less electric appliances with large radiation, such as electric stove. In the past 10 years, there have been continuous reports of electromagnetic wave damage to human body. Therefore, computers, televisions, washing machines, refrigerators and even hair dryers, which are in daily contact with people, are called "invisible killers" of electromagnetic radiation.
In fact, in daily life, electromagnetic radiation is everywhere, some electrical appliances must not be put in the bedroom. The key point is to learn to take the initiative to protect, and not all electromagnetic radiation will cause harm to human body. If the magnetic field strength is controlled within the specified range, it is positive and beneficial to human body, the key problem is to control electromagnetic radiation within the safe range.
Teach you 7 ways to prevent electromagnetic radiation
1. Do not place household appliances too intensively
2. The back of the computer radiates the most. Do not linger behind the computer.
3. Absorb electromagnetic wave with water and put more bottles of water around the computer.
4. Reduce the standby time of household appliances.
5. Wash your face and hands frequently after using household appliances.
6. Eat more radiation proof food and supplement nutrition.
7. Don't be impatient when answering the mobile phone. The radiation to human body is greater when answering and calling for a long time.