Mobile phones have become an integral part of our daily routine, serving as a tool for work and study, as well as a way to stay connected with loved ones. However, concerns have been raised about the potential health risks associated with the electromagnetic radiation emitted by these devices. This radiation is measured using the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which indicates the energy absorption of radio frequency in the body.

To minimize any potential health risks, cell phone models with low radiation are preferred. Before being sold, cell phones undergo rigorous safety checks to ensure that they meet quality standards that are safe for users. In Germany, the limit for SAR value of mobile phones is set at 2 watts per kilogram.

While cell phones have many benefits, excessive use can lead to negative health effects such as visual damage, spinal and neck pain, and stiffness in hands and fingers. It’s crucial to maintain moderation when using these devices to avoid any associated health issues. Being mindful of how much time is spent on mobile phones and prioritizing safety can help mitigate any potential risks.