Health
How putting phones in trouser pockets affect men’s reproduction
Most men put phones inside their pockets when they are not in use, this allows them go about their normal activities with convenience.
But it has recently been discovered that it is risky for men to put their phones inside trouser pockets as this affects fertility.
Phones which have become important gadgets to the human race due to the advancement in technology, have negative impacts on the health of humans especially the men.
According experts, phones emit frequency waves that are known to negatively affect living tissues. It was also discovered that the frequency waves causes other health issues such as sleep disturbance, headaches, increased blood pressure, cancer, DNA damage and difficulty in concentration. The focus on this article is the influence of the wave on the male reproduction.
The electromagnetic radiation emitting from phones causes health issues that affects men when phone is placed close to the reproductive organ. It is said to be linked to the low percentage of the reproductive count, reduction in the number of matured cells, quality, motility and normal morphology of the reproductive cells.The radio waves from the cell phones are said to be non-ironizing as such long exposure of the male organ and it’s surroundings to it affects fertility.
Due to the effect of this magnetic waves, producers of under wears have decided to make the ones believed to block wireless electromagnetic field (EMF) radio in other to protect men’s fertility.
Though phones are now part of human life, there should be great concern about it’s effect on the potency of men.
Being sensitive about the proximity of the phone and the reproductive organ will help in reducing the effects of radiation, especially among the men who are still within reproductive age and have plans of having children.
Let’s hear your view about this in the comment section.
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