Apple bluetooth wireless keyboard versus Apple wired keyboard

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I don't have any electromagnetic sensitivity that I'm aware of however I do have

some other chronic health conditions (ME and MCS) and am mindful not to risk

further complications to my health. I would like to buy an Apple wireless

keyboard that works with a bluetooth connection on my iMac, and maybe get a

wireless mouse, so that I have more desk space and no messy wires. I am a

little bit concerned about EM radiation. Reading a WHO report it seems that

radiation levels from wireless computer peripherals are very low, but the

greater risk may be from the bluetooth module in the computer which is about

50cm from my head. Does anyone have any experience or advice on this?

Many thanks,

Bob

http://www.who.int/peh-emf/meetings/archive/bsw_kuster.pdf

[Guest guest]

> no messy wires. I am a little bit concerned about EM radiation. Reading

> a WHO report it seems that radiation levels from wireless computer

> peripherals are very low, but the greater risk may be from the bluetooth

> module in the computer which is about 50cm from my head. Does anyone

> have any experience or advice on this?

Well, for people with electromagnetic sensitivities, we usually advise to

eliminate everything that is wireless, and use the wired alternatives

instead. So I would think that would include Bluetooth, although maybe

someone with some actual experience with this will have something to

say (I used a wired keyboard + mouse).

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob,

NoRad has a video on youtube showing measuring of bluetooth:

Even those without electrical sensitivities get cancer, but without the

warning we are getting, like the canary in the coal mine. Eliminate

wireless whereever possible, not just for yourself, but for others

around you too.

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

>> peripherals are very low, but the greater risk may be from the bluetooth

>> module in the computer which is about 50cm from my head. Does anyone

>> have any experience or advice on this?

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