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    What happens to your blood cells when using a cell phone (video)

    Posted on Sunday, November 08 2009 @ 19:19:13 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    I came across a video clip that claims to show the effects of cell phone usage on blood cells. Before taking the first blood sample and putting it under a HC-4000 live microscope the test person hadn't used a cell phone for 24 hours, other blood samples were taken after 6, 17 and 29 minutes of nonstop cell phone calling without using a headset. According to the clip, after 17 minutes of calling the blood can be compared with someone who suffers from a severe flu fever.

    While it's not a very scientific study, it may be a wise idea to use a headset if you use your cell phone a lot.




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