Recommend me a new mouse!

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Yeah I'd like to see those links.

Here is a neutral article (not biased to sell something) I found, although it uses logical derivatives to reach it's conclusions instead of scientific studies, however does point out clearly how the cell phone industry, as any industry I'd argue who makes money off their product, has mislead with oft conflicting studies (tobacco anyone?):

https://www.electricsense.com/1791/bluet...e-dangers/

Here is a biased article trying to sell ear dongles, however the article is sound and can readily be fact checked:

https://www.rfsafe.com/bluetooth-radiati...radiation/

Here is an article from the American Cancer Society:

https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-cau...hones.html

Some scientists have reported that the RF waves from cell phones produce effects in human cells (in lab dishes) that might possibly help tumors grow.

Read the entire article; its actually inconclusive at best, or opposite from my POV depending on how you interpret the evidence, however this does not discount my sensitivity to EMF's, and the defining factor to my decision to ditch Bluetooth (sorry I did not mention that before).

Keywords "non-ionizing radiation" 100,000 times weaker than solar UV

I found out recently that I'm very sensitive to EM fields. I moved into a smaller bedroom back in October of 2017 and downsized my king bed to a queen I found on Craigslist which had a wroght iron metal frame. I found I COULD NOT SLEEP on that goddamn bed, pure insomnia. The room I'm in has the house breaker, so I thought it might be leaking EM field from a faulty wire or something, so I bought a Gauss meter to detect the EM fields in my room. I could not find any substantial difference from my laptop, monitors, lamps, or the breaker... all had sufficient insulation. I thought I was going fucking insane because I simply could not sleep. I got a prescription for Ambien just to sleep and was a walking zombie for a couple months, but during this time, I kept researching EM fields because I just felt something was off! Every time I was in my room, I felt this electric charge on my skin, like right before a lightening storm. I finally read on a website dedicated to people with EM sensitivity that metal beds act as a conduit by attracting/concentration all the EM fields in a room, so I took that Gauss meter I bought off Amazon and pointed it at my bed. The fucking needle went off the chart, between 2.5 to 5.0 Gauss. Supposedly, up to 2.5 Gauss is a safe level for humans, but for people sensitive to EM fields, its much lower:

Here are the standard guidelines for safe EMF's;

https://www.safespaceprotection.com/emf-...-the-home/

And here is some information on EMF sensitivity;

https://emfcenter.com/are-you-sensitive-to-emfs/

I sold that frame and purchased a wooden one and got rid of my box spring and after measuring my entire room ceiling to floor with a Gauss meter, I never saw more than 0.5 in the area I was sleeping and wouldn't you know it that a few days later, I got quite possibly some of the best quality sleep I've had in my life. Take it as anecdotal from me if you wish, but these fields have an affect on us rather we realize it or not.

As corroboratory evidence, there is something in our bodies capable of detecting magnetic fields, called Magnetoreception.

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/06/m...nse-humans

It should be without doubt that people sensitive to EMF's should avoid devices that emit levels high enough to have a negative effect on them.

EDIT: I did a quick search on Google for most of this stuff just now because it's information I've already know for quite some time and never saved the original links after doing exhaustive studies myself, however having said that, I encourage any of you reading this to do additional research for yourself if you think you might be sensitive to EMF's; you'll be glad that you did!