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The second source is quite poor in my opinion. The first sentence states that they emit radio frequency (which they don’t) while saying “AKA microwaves”. This is false, cause microwaves are in the millimeter spectrum of wavelength and radio waves are meters or even kilometers in wavelength.
The second source is quite poor in my opinion. The first sentence states that they emit radio frequency (which they don’t) while saying “AKA microwaves”. This is false, cause microwaves are in the millimeter spectrum of wavelength and radio waves are meters or even kilometers in wavelength.
March 21, 2025 at 10:15 AM
Thanks
The second source is quite poor in my opinion. The first sentence states that they emit radio frequency (which they don’t) while saying “AKA microwaves”. This is false, cause microwaves are in the millimeter spectrum of wavelength and radio waves are meters or even kilometers in wavelength.
The second source is quite poor in my opinion. The first sentence states that they emit radio frequency (which they don’t) while saying “AKA microwaves”. This is false, cause microwaves are in the millimeter spectrum of wavelength and radio waves are meters or even kilometers in wavelength.
Again, what are these mysterious “magnetic waves” you talk about? There are electromagnetic waves, which are the same as visible light and all the other em waves there are. Most of them, like UV-light are way more ionizing and you are exposed to them all the time
March 21, 2025 at 8:39 AM
Again, what are these mysterious “magnetic waves” you talk about? There are electromagnetic waves, which are the same as visible light and all the other em waves there are. Most of them, like UV-light are way more ionizing and you are exposed to them all the time
Sorry, but can you link the studies you mention?
Also they communicate with Bluetooth, which uses a frequency of 2,4 GHz, which is no ionizing and has a skin depth of millimeters in human skin. So the electromagnetic waves don’t even reach your brain.
Also they communicate with Bluetooth, which uses a frequency of 2,4 GHz, which is no ionizing and has a skin depth of millimeters in human skin. So the electromagnetic waves don’t even reach your brain.
March 21, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Sorry, but can you link the studies you mention?
Also they communicate with Bluetooth, which uses a frequency of 2,4 GHz, which is no ionizing and has a skin depth of millimeters in human skin. So the electromagnetic waves don’t even reach your brain.
Also they communicate with Bluetooth, which uses a frequency of 2,4 GHz, which is no ionizing and has a skin depth of millimeters in human skin. So the electromagnetic waves don’t even reach your brain.
Is walking on let’s say a walking treadmill at 3-4 km/h sufficient or does it have to be outside at a specific pace? Thank so much!
February 5, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Is walking on let’s say a walking treadmill at 3-4 km/h sufficient or does it have to be outside at a specific pace? Thank so much!
So Muscle Mass + Frame Mass = Body Weight?
For men of course. Thanks for your work
For men of course. Thanks for your work
January 23, 2025 at 10:00 AM
So Muscle Mass + Frame Mass = Body Weight?
For men of course. Thanks for your work
For men of course. Thanks for your work
That looks sick!
Have a lot of fun and easy rides with it.
Have a lot of fun and easy rides with it.
January 11, 2025 at 12:46 PM
That looks sick!
Have a lot of fun and easy rides with it.
Have a lot of fun and easy rides with it.
Merry Christmas Alan! Thanks for your content and your motivation.
December 24, 2024 at 9:18 PM
Merry Christmas Alan! Thanks for your content and your motivation.