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Which body organ is the most likely to be damaged from the heating effects of RF radiation?
For example: liver, heart, etc.
5 Answers
- David FLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The eyes.
If I talk on a cell phone too long, or sit too close to a wireless router, my eyes begin to feel dry and itchy and sore.
Source(s): 3rd year Electromagnetics + B.Eng. + personal experience. - MomseyLv 51 decade ago
The only established effect of RFR exposure is thermal heating of the body. As such, excessive heating could cause localized damage to tissues or heat stress.
Symptoms would typically be a warming sensation of the skin and/or reddening of the skin. However, the sensation of warmth alone is not an indication of an RFR overexposure.
Ocular examination is required if the exposure is greater than 5 times the PEL.
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- Dr. RLv 71 decade ago
It takes a lot, and it's absorbed in the outer layers of the body. I read somewhere that the eye lens is particularly vulnerable to (very intense) radar beams on naval ships. The heating causes cataracts.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
None of them. The body cannot absorb radio frequency radiation.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
the skin
it is most exposed
