Almost every young person today wears them at every turn:
Bluetooth headphones or small earbuds, also known as "AirPods", which enable wireless transmission of
sound signals from smartphones and other devices.
Health concerns are usually played down because people are reluctant to do without the sophisticated technology.
In addition, the radiation strength of the Bluetooth frequencies is also much lower than that of a WLAN hotspot, for example.
Little is known about the principle from radiation research that low radiation exposure over a long period of time is
more harmful than high exposure over a short period of time.
The pulsed Bluetooth radiation at or in the ear often has a direct effect on the brain
and nearby sensory organs for many hours a day.
The initial psychological stress is gradually followed by physical disorders, which can usually lead to serious
consequences such as brain tumors, chronic heart disease, lasting changes in DNA or neurological damage over the
course of years - and thus to an unnecessarily early death.