Most homes these days have Wi-Fi, but wouldn't the waves flowing through us cause strange mutations?

Question

If not mutations, what about other hazards to the health?

Answer 1

WiFi signals are intermittent, and not significantly stronger than all the other electromagnetic radiation coming into your home, including radio and TV signals, and light. No harm from low-level electromagnetic radiation has ever been demonstrated.

You can dramatically increase the risk by operating a radio transmitter next to your head for hours a day. Even then, cell phone users get away with it for years.

Answer 2

Well, I have a theory that cancer is caused by all these here radio waves and tv waves and micro waves and so on that go right through buildings and human bodies. After all, you didn't start hearing about cancer until these things existed.

And how about them thermoses? They keep hot things hot and cold things cold. How do they know?

Answer 3

These signals are too weak to cause mutations. They probably cause as much harm as soundwaves, which isn't alot. Now if your talking power lines and **** yeah that can mess you up. But it's evolution the body learns to adapt to things.

Answer 4

i don't think they're strong enough to cause strange mutations....i mean, that would be more like radiation.

Answer 5

its sound waves..... you listen to the radio right? its the same thing but a little more complicated..

Answer 6

It causes teenagers.