What Are the Effects of Non-Ionizing Radiation?
Non-ionizing radiation, as the name implies, does not cause ionization of matter, nor does it generally destroy the atomic or molecular structure of radiation, such as electromagnetic waves with frequencies between 0 and 300 GHz. In daily life, the electromagnetic radiation generated by the electronic products or household appliances we come into contact with, whether it is a mobile phone, a computer, a TV, a microwave oven, a flashlight, etc., is a non-ionizing radiation.
Non-ionizing radiation accelerates molecular motion and produces a thermal effect that heats objects, similar to the principle of basking in the sun. In normal use, the radiation intensity of general household appliances and electronic products is extremely low. Even if they run at maximum power, it is far lower than the radiation of sunlight to the human body, so there is no need to worry.
Some non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation also produces induced currents in surrounding conductors, such as radio frequency radiation from radio broadcasting and communication transmitting equipment, as well as high-voltage wires and transformers, most household appliances, etc., may cause other objects to produce such induced currents. However, under normal conditions, these radiations are far from reaching the level that the human body perceives, and they have almost no harmful effects on the human body.
Like ultrashort wave physiotherapy, the right amount of non-ionizing radiation exposure to the human body can also cure diseases and be beneficial to health. Only excessive non-ionizing radiation can harm human health.
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