Cell phones: do you keep yours in your bra?

[mimi]

This link was sent to me and I was pretty surprised after viewing it. My first thought was "if it does do this to breasts what is it doing to our brains?"

There were a couple of other incidents of young women getting breast cancer and also having the habit of carrying their phone in their bra, but this one was the best video:

 

[VanessaofBC]

Not anymore, that is old school. Pager in the bra, phones in the bra, they are not that small anymore. Mine phone fits snuggly in my backpocket, purse, or right next to me on the table!!!!!

 

[badbadboy]

I place mine under my nuts so I can feel it vibrate when the music is cranked up.

 

[mimi]

the fellow who sent me the link keeps his cell phone in his right pants pocket....where his right testicle used to be. Unfortunately, he lost that testicle to a very aggressive cancer, that had spread to his lymph glands before they could get the testicle off...so, after viewing that video he doesn't put his cell phone in his pocket anymore...

 

[VanessaofBC]

the fellow who sent me the link keeps his cell phone in his right pants pocket....where his right testicle used to be. Unfortunately, he lost that testicle to a very aggressive cancer, that had
spread to his lymph glands before they could get the testicle off...so, after viewing that video he doesn't put his cell phone in his pocket anymore...

Geez mimi, will i end up with butt cancer???

 

[VanessaofBC]

I'm sure that there are a number of women that were diagnosed with breast cancer after years of wearing the color blue as well. Given that the electromagnetic radiation from cell phones is non-ionizing, it is no more dangerous that being in a building with electric lighting. The energy levels from cell phones are too low and getting lower all the time as better antenna designs and mores sensitive receivers allow cell phone designers to continually lower the power output of cell phones so that they can extend battery life and add more power hungry processor chips for the ever more complex software

whew, thanks.....no butt cancer for me!