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TRI firmly believe that 2.4GHz modulated radio frequencies (what Bluetooth and thus what wireless headphones use) are problematic for our biology. Dr. Martin Pall’s summary of the literature (PMID: 29573716) highlights the following downstream biological side effects:
oxidative stress, sperm/testicular damage, neuropsychiatric effects including EEG changes, apoptosis, cellular DNA damage, endocrine changes, and calcium overload.
Bluetooth is low power, but the location of the technology is zero distance from our most sensitive tissue. The power density in such close proximity and for extended duration is a concern in my opinion. I would rather act cautiously given the evidence that does exist. I can also personally feel the difference anecdotally when I lower my RF EMF exposure.
Regardless of what headphones you use, the way you interact with your phone is the most important factor in your RF EMF exposure amount.
What team are you on?
@tristan__scott_
