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   Dr West from Nottingham. says:

   Sep 8, 18:53

   Believe it or not only 1.6% of wireless radiation will affect you and that is because our thick skulls, the human and most animal skulls are thickened from half an inch to one inch, I work with wireless internet all day and keep at a safe position, well if I stared into the laptop over the keyboard permanently, my eyes wouldn't adjust correctly, being so close to a 32-bit graphic screen, even though there is no difference.
   My processor, wireless and bluetooth devices are under the laptop's monitor.
   
   Wireless radiation only affects, mostly people with thin skulls (this is nothing to do with intelligence) and absorb more radiation than others.
   
   Here is my advice if you need to stay on your wireless computer most of the day, on your lap or not:
   
   * Have at least 1 to 2 drinks every hour to keep the chemicals in the brain balanced.
   * Make sure you get up and walk away from the computer (this also prevents DVT).
   For DVT you may also need to swing your legs about a bit while on your computer, if you get itchy or saw, refrain from usage.
   * Any headaches, itchiness, saw-ness or any other annoying sensation, heat, tiredness, headaches or migraines, etc. Please move around away from the wireless hotspot for at least a half-an-hour break, you should feel rejuvenation.
   * Please report any sickness to a doctor, concerning Wi-Fi radiation (and/or even DVT, etc).
   Thanks and regards.

   Are you worried about radiation from wireless networks?

   No
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   A. Non from London says:

   Sep 8, 09:26

   They irradiate our food, the next step is our kids. It's supposed to retard deterioration. Somehow, I'm very uncomfortable with the use of words like retard and deterioration.

   Are you worried about radiation from wireless networks?

   Yes
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   cat5 from is faster says:

   Aug 30, 09:47

   I am sick of hearing about it.
   -ing tax it. Passive radiation, OK?

   Are you worried about radiation from wireless networks?

   No
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   Mac from the N. West says:

   Aug 22, 12:22

   to Mary Duffy from Leeds...stand a spiny cactus plant close to your pc, sounds a bit like a hoax does'nt it? but I was told the spines collect the radiation given out, and I feel a lot better since I got one.This tip was given to me from a friend in America, where it seems to be a well known thing.Ignore the sceptics and try it.

   Are you worried about radiation from wireless networks?

   Yes
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   Warrington Lad from Warrington says:

   Aug 20, 16:46

   Just because it was on "Panorama" does it mean it's true?
   Remember, theses were the same guys who told us about spaghetti growing trees........

   Are you worried about radiation from wireless networks?

   No

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