TheLegitBlog- For some time now rumors are circulating that Wi-Fi can be harmful to health, especially the brain. Not only led to the risk of brain cancer, but also brain tumors and other brain disorders. However, the results of research Jack Schofield, Guardian editor
computer and reports from the WHO and Cancer Research UK to deny the
statement.Results
The study found that radio frequency waves emanating from the Wi-Fi
(especially in homes, offices and public places) has no effect on the
brain and other body parts, although the baby's brain. Therefore, the Wi-Fi does not lead to health problems including brain
disorders, either in the form of a tumor, cancer and others.Although
the results of the study International Agency for Research in Cancer
(IARC) states otherwise the wave of Wi-Fi including a group known as 2B
or waves that are carcinogens, but must first understand the definition
of class 2B. This class has a new meaning these agents can lead to cancer if under certain conditions. That is, the radio waves must have a very high intensity and presentation should also be very intense.The
basic statement of the Hardell study that says that there is a link
between mobile phone use of heavy users with certain types of brain
tumors. The statement that is the negative arguments about Wi-Fi, along with reports of Cancer Research UK. In detail, Cancer research UK, said that the Wi-fi radiation is
non-ionic radiation, which means almost all radiation has a very weak
force compared to ionizing radiation.Non-ionic
radiation types can be found in communications technology, electronics
and gadgets, in this case, including microwave, radio, TV and air
conditioning remote, home phone, TV and tape recorder. Among them, the Wi-fi radiation is the most weak. Even the Wi-Fi transmission stations (BTS) still includes low-frequency radio waves. Therefore, Wi-Fi included in a group of very weak type of radiation its frequency EMF. Wi-Fi radio waves 100,000 times lower than the wave microwave.
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