I heard you can get brain caner for talking on the phone too much , is it true?
356998
hell noah, it was a nasty rumor and like 1/3 true. u need to talk on the cell phone 24/7 to get cancer!
1135512
Talk on the cell phone
616538
talking on your cell phone affects your reaction time because when you talk on your phone, you brain is thinking of what to say next, and processing what you are saying, and possibly what the other person is saying...so your eyes are a secondary thing when those other things are going on, therefore when something is happening it takes your brain longer to process because you don't realize what is going on at first
731067
Perhaps someone is listening to your conversation on your cell phone? LOL. Or an earing problem.?
25313
Yes they can.  Here is the most likely scenario....\n\nYou are talking on your cell phone in traffic much to the annoyance of every other driver on the road NOT on a cell phone while not paying attention to the road and \n\nBAM!!!!!\n\nYou rear end a Semi truck and embed the phone deeply into your head.  The doctors cannot figure out how to either 1) get the phone out of your cranium or 2) keep your brain from "roaming", so they opt for surgery.\n\nWhen they open you up for surgery, the 3 tiny cancer cells you have in your throat from years of smog (as a result of the driving too close to semi trucks) gets a fresh blast of oxygen and, in turn, triggers a massive tumor to develop while the surgeon is carving the phone out of your skull.  \n\nIn recovery, the audiologist assigned to rehab your ear after the "disconnect" cannot resist asking you "Can you hear me now?...Good!" every single day for the next 3 months of therapy.\n\nJust when the scars heal, you go back for one more xray that not only reveals the tumor, but also makes the cancer WORSE.  You go into kemo and radiation, lose all your hair (which sucks because now everyone can see the phone-shaped scar on your freshly bald head).\n\nThe good new is that after all the treatment, you recover from both the surgery and the cancer.  The bad news is you now have a very high hospital bill that insurance won't cover AND an even HIGHER cell phone bill for the hours of off-peak out of network minutes logged by your phone while it resided in your earhole.\n\nHope this helps.
267650
No, but apparently excessive activity turns your brain to mush and causes you to spell funny
1131556
Yes Because alot of accidents are casued by people talking on their cellphones
285453
yes. if you study too much you can overload your mind and get confused. it begins to stress you out which is unecessary. take breaks frequently and don't study one thing for too many hours a night. Also, maintain a social life.
908431
Do you talk fine when you are together?  If so, then it's just a phone thing.  Not everyone is great at talking on the phone.  It doesn't mean there's anything wrong, it just feels a bit unnatural.\n\nIf this is an issue when you are together too, then there may be a problem.
727498
Sometimes even with hearing loss, are brain still picks up higher frequencies...maybe you are experiencing this.Have your hearing checked. It could also be caused by the way you are holding your phone.Do you jam it into the crook of your neck trying to multi-task? It may be a pinched nerve in your neck or shoulder,from a repetitive injury. Good question,though,it will be interesting to read the answers...
902032
sometimes yes sometimes no ?\nit depends on the person my friends(female) call all nite long because they know i don't sleep a shoulder and sometimes for pure BS to chat kill time til they fall asleep it's not so much the call as how the call is handled and if the person is running from you or the caller
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if you call early in the day, and no answer then try way later like early evening, then its do-able..... but it gets annoying as hell when people blow up your phone....because chances are if im not answering i'm busy, not near my phone, asleep, or not in the mood to talk
488681
turn off your phone , only use it when you need it
167228
My family says they notice it more than I do.  I am gradually loosing my hearing.  I can barely hear people on the phone when I use my cell or cordless phone. \n\nMy Mother in law was able to find one with a very good volume control.  My volume control is not that great.\n\nI don't hear the cell ring, so people send me text.
997524
Yes, you have successfully overanalyzed this.  My husband always sounds horribly angry when I call him.  He isn't.  And most of the time he is glad I called (unless it was to nag him about something)  He has never been great at talking on the phone.  Some guys just don't know what to say to a voice on the other end of the reciever, despite that its their girlfriend, wife, mom, or Jesus himself on the other end.  And that's fine.  Relax.  You'll be fine.
776158
There is a report from Swedish researchers which compared data from 905 people with malignant brain tumors diagnosed between 1997 and 2003 and a questionnaire from 2,162 healthy people. The study found that people who reported heavy use of cell phones and Cordless phones had an increased risk of brain tumors on the side of the head where they used the phone. I read this in a magazine. It is suppose to be on-line at ***International Archives of occupational and environmental health*** anyway the study said the greatest risk were for people who used wireless phones for more than 2,000 hours in over 10 years... Other studies haven't found this though...in response to this report the FDA has said they plan to have a meeting in the near future to evaluate research.  for more info...go to FDA site www.fda.gov/cellphones/
175777
I don't think that it should be.  I often talk on the phone to actually stayed focus on driving, I get distracted by things in my purse, or playing with my hair, or the radio, ect... being on the phone keeps me focused on the road while my hand holds the phone to my ear.  People always know that I am on and know not to be insulted if the call ends abruptly.  I only use it responsibly and mostly for long distance driving. I have been in many more accidents than I would like to admit, and not one occured while I was on the phone!!  I've had more close calls without the phone than with also.\n\nCell phones are also excellent for helping people know where they are driving in areas that they are unfamiliar with.