Will it affect my brain???

Question

I wake up everyday using my handphone which rings with vibration.
i always keep my phone under my pillow.
my friends says that the vibration will affect my brain. is it true??

Answer 1

No. I use to sleep with headphones on blasting rock and roll and would fall asleep listening to music. I would wake up about 3 in the morning with my ears ringing and turn it off.

Answer 2

asking this question proves it has.

Ok seriously how do you guys do that? What if you move and the phone falls off the bed and it goes off and you don't hear it? My last boyfriend slept with all his remotes stuck under his pillow you move and everything is falling. It's so romantic to reach over and want some fun and he has to put all the friggin remotes away...NOT

I wouldn't worry about the phone. Electric blankets effect you much more adversely than that tiny cell phone could. I'm sure your quite safe. Electrical items like water beds and electrical blankets have a magnetical charge of electricity and there are studies that show this is changing some humans regular paths. Anyways the children living near these electrical sources have more Leukemia. Worrying will sooner hurt you than that phone. Stress lowers the barriers for disease.

Answer 3

The thing is, were you to talk on the phone for an extended period of a few hours every couple minutes, the communication signals could have a minor effect on your brain. Simply having it vibrate with a pillow between you and the phone would not actually damage your brain in any way.

Answer 4

The vibration is unlikelly to affect your brain. The phone releases some low level radiation that may affect your brain in the long run. The amount of radiation is very small, but you should try to avoid sleeping on the phone every night.

Answer 5

No - the vibrations won't hurt you, but there have been studies that the signals sent and received by cordless/cell phones can be dangerous to your brain. When I talk on my cordless in my computer room with my wireless router, it cuts out in perfect time with the flashing light, but if I switch ears so my head is between the phone and the router it is perfectly clear, so who knows what those signals could be doing to your brain!

Answer 6

absolute crap my friend, it has been tested hundreds of times recently and while there is a very small amount of radiation in every airborn transmission including tv aerial signals it is harmless due to the very small dose.
however you could actually turn this vibrating alarm into a more positive risk free awakening by tying it around your penis rather than your head,, what a way to wake up eh lol


have fun

Answer 7

Maybe,I have heard that any type of alarm clocks could be a little not so good(and especially under the pillow)you just have to get used to normal natural waking up,I guess!

Answer 8

Well, some experts say that mobile phones give off very small amounts of radiation, so for that reason l would say it's not good.

Answer 9

Dr.'s even disagree on this one ...after all your body works on minute electrical impulses and phones even when not in use if turned on produce electromagnetic waves...this is one reason they invented earphones and bluetooth...carelessness can lower your threshold to immune disorders sometimes as well

Answer 10

I would not do it just because there are safer alternatives...the research says it is safe but then the research always says most things are safe but our cancer rates continue to rise as our lifestyles change...weird and something to think about,