WIRELESS CELL PHONES/BLUE TOOTH
As cell phones have become more and more commonplace, using wireless headsets have also become so. I am still not used to seeing people with attachments on their ears that have a blinking red or blue light. To me it looks a little alien-like, as if they are going to be beamed up to their spaceship at a moment?€™s notice.
Aside from my personal opinion about these devices there are also health considerations regarding them.
The most recent patient I tested for the body?€™s effects to her wireless device showed stress to her thyroid, eyes, pineal gland (related to sleep), and the brain. That was with the phone turned on but not even transmitting a call!
Obviously, different people?€™s bodies react differently, but if you use one of these types of phone accessories it would be smart to bring it to your next appointment so we can test it.
I use a thin-wired earpiece/microphone when I want to be hands free (with a tachyon disc on my cell phone [NOTE: see previous blog entry at www.drplayer.com/blog and click ?€?Feb 2006?€™]) and it works very well.
~Susan