Wi-Fi: A Silent Killer That Is Slowly Killing Us… (Page 2 ) | February 10, 2025

Therefore, Wi-Fi transmission could aggravate the increase in cardiovascular diseases.

12 Tips for Protecting the Elderly
Nowadays, it is difficult to live without an Internet connection or a smartphone. Who can protect the Olas?

Fortunately, there are several consequences to avoid having to travel. Here it is:

1. Avoid installing the internet station in your dorm room or in the kitchen just before going to sleep at night. The best thing is that the house is in the same area as the house.

 

3. Use cell phones or free cell phones at home to eliminate electromagnetic radiation.

4. When in a hurry, avoid leaving your phone in your hand to reach your destination.

5. If you decide to do so, make sure to charge a laptop via your computer.

6. In general, avoid tripping over pillars and genitals when using the computer.

7. To ensure maximum safety, make sure not to leave your phone unattended before approaching the vehicle, until you are healed.

8. Send me the text during an hour by phone remotely.

9. Make sure that cell phones are turned on in the car because the metal structure recharges the electromagnets.

10. If you ride a scooter or motorcycle, call your phone while you are in the shelter because there are people in the shelter area.

11. Minimize the use of security guards to work at high frequency (always at high frequency).

12. Disconnect all devices before going to bed. To simplify everything, use a control device.

13. Before going to sleep at home, turn off Wi-Fi and put your smartphone in airplane mode to spend the night.

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