To date, there are few alternatives to ensure complete safety, but there are some common sense recommendations:
• Limit the amount of time you spend on the phone.
• Limit your exposure to WiFi routers. Find out where they are located in your work environment and stay away from them.
• If you have any land based (non-cellular) portable phones, do NOT use anything other than the 900 MHz phones as the Gigahertz phones stay on continuously, blasting you with information carrying radio waves 24/7.
• Use the speakerphone instead of putting the phone to your ear; this is probably one of the single most important steps you can take other than not using your cell phone.
• Limit the amount of time you spend on the phone.
• Limit your exposure to WiFi routers. Find out where they are located in your work environment and stay away from them.
• If you have any land based (non-cellular) portable phones, do NOT use anything other than the 900 MHz phones as the Gigahertz phones stay on continuously, blasting you with information carrying radio waves 24/7.
• Use the speakerphone instead of putting the phone to your ear; this is probably one of the single most important steps you can take other than not using your cell phone.
• Use a wired headset to limit your exposure to the cell phone—ideally, an air tube headset which conducts sound but prevents any radiation from traveling up the wire to your brain. Also make sure the wire is SHIELDED which prevents the wire from acting as an antenna which could attract more information carrying radio waves directly to your brain.
• Use the phone in open spaces as often as possible
• Limit use by children and preadolescents.
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