The one thing we always worried about was reloading it smartphone is speed and power. Still, a study states that charging it near us at night can be serious damage to our body. Don't worry though: study in question is still in a stage poco advanced and there are no certainties. However, it is worth considering which are the risks of recharging our device in bed. Let's see the details.
Would you have ever thought that recharging the smartphone in the room, near the bed, can lead to obesity and diabetes? A study talks about it
The results of the latest study indicate that charging cell phones in the bedroom affects secretion of melatonin and this can lead to serious illness. British scientists observe that the body's production of melatonin occurs well at night in a dark environment. Melatonin is called the hormone of youth, and with a decrease in its level, i metabolic processes slow down.
Melatonin is a powerful antioxidant that helps maintain skin tone, keep hair and nails healthy and improves sleep quality. Research states that if we charge our smartphone or tablet in the bedroom, this affects the production of melatonin in the body, which leads to metabolic disturbances and can even lead to obesity, diabetes and other diseases.
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The study showed that in standby mode, the electromagnetic radiation value of a mobile phone is 2.3mG and, after turning it on, it increases to 3.4 mG. Furthermore, the electromagnetic radiation values of a mobile phone at a distance of 5 cm, 10 cm and 15 cm from the smartphone are respectively 1, 0.5 and 0.3 mG. It can be noted that the further you move away from the smartphone, the lower the value of the electromagnetic radiation.
Basically, scientists recommend turning off your smartphone while we sleep. If we can't do it, let's not take him to the bedroom with us or at least let's leave it far away. When a device is connected to a network, it generates a small amount of electromagnetic radiation even when it is not in use.
Through | Digitalnews
