7 Dangerous Places You should not Keep Your Phone If You Want To Live Longer According to Health Experts

Our daily lives now wouldn't be the same without our smartphones, which has made it tough for us to imagine life without them. Most likely, you use your phone more than a hundred times every day. But whenever you do so, it's important to use the phone appropriately. The seven locations listed below are never good places to put your phone. 

one's back pocket Missing calls, losing your phone, and even shattering it when you sit down can all result from keeping your phone in your back pocket. According to specialists, carrying a smartphone in the back pocket might cause discomfort in the legs and the stomach. 

2. The Pocket You're Holding It is well known that cell phones produce electromagnetic radiation. Men who carry their phones in their front pockets tend to have sperm that is of lesser quality and quantity. 

3. Researchers have discovered that keeping phones in bras significantly raises the risk of developing breast cancer because of the electromagnetic radiation the phone emits. 

4. Miniscule bags that dangle from your hips 

Another place where you shouldn't keep your phone is one of these. According to studies, those who carry their phones close to their thighs or hips are more likely to have brittle bones there. For women specifically, this is true. 

5. Keeping your phone in close proximity to your skin, especially when you are on the phone, can result in skin issues and other health issues. When you are conversing on the phone, keep it a few millimeters away from your skin. 

6. Most of us use our smartphones all day long and then leave them to charge while we go to sleep. It is typical to do this. It's likely that sleeping with your phone plugged in could be harmful to its wellbeing and shorten the battery's life. 

7. In an extremely chilly environment The fact that phones are only made to tolerate a certain amount of cold can lead to issues if you leave them in an exceptionally chilly location.

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