computer and mobile have bad influence to fetus

[cici]

computer and mobile have bad influence to fetus?

may i use as usual?

 

[Flame]

Yes

 

[lainey]

Hi

In our company hand book it states with a desk top the CPU and monitor must be 50cm away from you/from the edge of the desk.

It also states laptop users must put there laptop on the desk and again it must be 50cm away.

Its due to low radiation that comes off which can effect your baby.

 

[Flame]

Well i have sat with my laptop on my knee all the way through so far and havent been told by anyone that i cant, I have only been told that i wont harm your baby.

 

[glitzyglamgirl]

Oh dear, I sit with my laptop on my stomach, not pregnant but if it does give off low radiation thats pretty dangerous isnt it wether pregnant or not?

Gonna have to go look this up now....

 

[glitzyglamgirl]

Just found this

Well, this is an interesting question. The laptop is not radioactive. It doesn't 'irradiate' anything but heat. HOWEVER, the transceiver for your wireless connection does put out a tiny bit of microwave radiation - just like a cell phone and, to most people's surprise, that microwave radiation is just the right frequency to soak into your soft tissue. Particularly your brain. Microwave radiation loves brains. Odd, but true. Well, in a everyman scientist sort of way.

Many folks, health care professionals, believe that for some susceptible people (who can't be id'd beforehand) that microwave cell phone radiation will contribute to the development of brain cancer after long term skin to phone exposure.

The epidemic of brain tumors (particularly in men) that began about the same year cell phones became widely available and moves roughly in concert with the growth of cell phones is evidence enough. But, the vast majority of people could use a cell phone their lifetime and never have an issue. Some sort of genetic predisposition is in play but we probably won't know about it for 50 years.

Now, reproductive tissue sort of likes microwave radiation too, but I don't suppose you've got your wireless antennae too close, no? Even if it's six inches from your lap you're getting a dose that fades dramatically with distance. You probably have absolutely nothing to worry about. Probably one cross country airplane flight would give you 100x the radiation uptake of a lifetime of spending evenings with your wireless connection on your laptop. Just to get all Carl Sagan on you.

But, she's not entirely wrong. Freakish, isn't it?

Well it makes perfect sense really!

 

[FeeFee]

I lay in bed with the lappy on a pillow on my tummy most days, am i doing summit wrong??

 

[glitzyglamgirl]

It seems that the wireless port can give off the same kind of radiation as mobile phones, so its about as dangerous as sitting with your mobile on your lap, but the level of danger is up for debate.

I think I'll keep mine on a pillow or table from now on just to be on the safe side!

 

[FeeFee]

Mine has to go on a pillow other wise it slides off ma boobies and down ma belly
Buuttttttttttttttt

If the radiation is that bad then a pillow isnt going to help lol

Oh man i give up

 

[sonia205]

omg ~!
This sounds like alot of bull **** ???

Mine u mi opinion and that seems to get me into way big ***'s of truble hehe