Using your phone in a car amplifies electromagnetic field exposure because radio signals bounce around the sealed metal box. The speaker claims this can disrupt neurotransmitters, damage brain proteins, and cause fatigue and sleep problems. Turn the phone off and store it in the glove compartment while driving.
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It is shocking how many of us are completely oblivious to the hazards of using this in a moving vehicle. Now you and I, sensible people, we would never dream of blowing smoke rings into the faces of our loved ones, but we do something worse when we use cell phones in a moving vehicle. Our cars are sealed metal boxes. When a cell phone is in use while driving, it communicates far more frequently with the tower. Resulting radiation bounces off the walls and amplifies into dangerous levels. High levels of EMF exposure affects the whole body from a cellular to the macro level. For example, hurting the neurotransmitter balance in the brain, hurting protein structure in the brain, thinning of gray matter. We feel tired, fatigued, unable to sleep, irritable. So no navigational apps, no talking, no texting, no Bluetooth. We don't want them exposed to secondhand EMF exposure. These days I'm developing the habit of switching off my cell phone, sticking it into the glove compartment, having a conversation with my daughter, or just sitting