Why not to sleep next to phone

1. Electromagnetic Radiation: Mobile phones are constantly indulged in the process of sending and receiving signals. It uses electromagnetic waves from cell towers to maintain the signal strength. Though no conclusion has yet been drawn on the ill effects of the electromagnetic waves but your brain should be protected from prolonged exposure to any kind of radiation.

So if you don't want to be a victim of any grave mental problem, refrain from sleeping next to your mobile phone.

2. Sleeping problems: We understand that nights are quite boring but don't use your mobile phones to shoo away this boredom. Though people like to snuggle in the bed with a phone while reading an e-book or surfing internet but light waves from your phone triggers insomnia.

Light cells from the body informs our brain what time of the day it is which further controls the release of sleeping hormone melatonin. Blue light from mobile screen keeps you awake for longer duration as it disrupts the release of melatonin.

To enjoy a deep slumber without compromising with your reading experience; pick up a hard copy of a book.

3. Disturbed mornings: Sometimes notifications on the phone leaves you anxious or worried about a particular thing and when you check them in the middle of the night, your sleep gets disturbed and your mind takes time to get back to sleep. As a result you wake up confused and depressed affecting your productivity for the entire day.

Technology is for our good only. We don't suggest you to stay away from it. But do right things at right time of the day. Switch off your phone at night or put it on Airplane mode before going to bed. more  

sushil Thanks. A good advice. more  
excellent suggestion, i have one more, DO NOT KEEP YOUR PHONE NEXT TO YOUR HEART, 2. FIND A CLOTHING DESIGNER WHO WILL PUT A POCKET ON THE RIGHT instead of left, and also ON JACKETS. here is a new Marketing opportunity for an enterpreneur! more  
Thanks for practical suggestions more  
sound suggestion,My Ahuja. more  
Post a Comment

Related Posts

    • Covid is the trigger

      Covid isn’t a single event. It’s a trigger. It triggers new medical conditions. Preexisting conditions are exacerbated. It reactivates latent viruses. You age decades. Dysfunctional imm...

      By Anita Gupta
      /
    • Long Covid symptoms (neurological)

      Most common symptoms of the post-COVID-19 neurologic syndrome reported from 3,762 participants were as follows. LocalCircles must check with people with long covid in India as to what they are expe...

      By Malvika N
      /
    • The only race is of survival

      My close friend (40) who died this week in Melbourne had covid 3 times. The first time wasn’t so bad, the second one knocked him around pretty badly, and the third time he died of it. We&rsqu...

      By Irene Willems
      /
    • Events happening

      Whether it is business or social events, they are happening across the country though cases are rising. Business media houses are organising them. Why is it that the desire to make money is so much...

      By Sangita Baruah
      /
    • By Nikita Goyal
      /
    • Supreme Court says vaccine not mandatory

      The Supreme Court today held so as no substantial data has been produced on record to show that the risk of transmission of COVID-19 virus from the unvaccinated persons are higher than from vaccina...

      By Shailesh Deshmukh
      /
    • Science vs Politics

      With BA.4 and BA.5 on the horizon and liver problems on the rise, we are soon to have an epic battle of science vs. politics in most countries around the world. Most politicians have dr...

      By Shikha Mittal
      /
    • Discipline

      Devil's advocate argument is that government could be wanting to make wearing a mask a habit among people, and those driving around have a greater responsibility, especially the affluent, in this c...

      By Ashish Rai
      /
    • Vaccines not much helpful post Omicron infections

      The additive benefit of vaccination with Omicron infection for neutralizing antibodies as compared with infection alone is much lower anticipated protection across all variants, including Omicron i...

      By Harsimran Kaur
      /
    • Open up booster for 45+ instead of 60+

      Last year in March, when the vaccination was opened up for the common citizens, it was for the age of 45 and above. All those above 45 (including 60+) living in a house, who wanted to get vaccinate...

      By Padmanabhan G
      /
    • NeoCov - 1 in 3 dies

      Sorry I am the bearer of bad news. Scientists from China’s Wuhan have warned of a new type of coronavirus NeoCov in South Africa with high daeth and transmission rate

      By Sangita Baruah
      /
Share
Enter your email and mobile number and we will send you the instructions

Note - The email can sometime gets delivered to the spam folder, so the instruction will be send to your mobile as well

All My Circles
Invite to
(Maximum 500 email ids allowed.)