Peter Attia· MD
even having a cell phone on your on your ear for hours a day it's it's nonionizing radiation and standing too close to a microwave oven again nonionizing radiation so that cannot damage your cells
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
even having a cell phone on your on your ear for hours a day it's it's nonionizing radiation and standing too close to a microwave oven again nonionizing radiation so that cannot damage your cells
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essentially the bottom line is that the low energy stuff that is nonionizing cannot damage tissue
essentially the bottom line is that the low energy stuff that is nonionizing cannot damage tissue
even having a cell phone on your on your ear for hours a day it's it's non-ionizing radiation and standing too close to a microwave oven again nonionizing radiation so that cannot damage your cells
the bottom line is that the low energy stuff that is nonionizing cannot damage tissue