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HERE’S WHY YOU SHOULD STOP USING ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES “Every time you put that thing in your mouth, it's like sticking a mini microwave right next to your brain. Studies show that electric toothbrushes generate magnetic fields of 370 milligauss-which is actually higher than the magnetic field measured 2 inches... show more
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Bs! Electro toothbrushes are the best thing that happened to human beings oral health. There is no magnetic field at the end of that toothbrush, all there is is a mechanical joint that either spins it back and forth or vibrates it. This is the dumbest scare bull crap I've ever seen. I hope the manufacturers go after these schmucks for lying about their product.

What else is bad for you? I am trying to find clothes that do not have polyester, nylon or plastic. Very difficult to find. I used to make a lot of my own clothes but gave it up as they closed almost all the fabric stores.

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I have been working on my teeth for 3 years. They won’t heal bc I had 7 PCR tests. We need med beds soon. Sooner than later and some money to heal 😘😘😘

I have an EMF sensor from Save Living and I just put it next to my sonicare toothbrush and it was super low (10). The Samsung remote control jumps between 100-1000 and my iphone 15 is 100,000 so I think I will keep using my toothbrush sorry

Grok disagrees…No, that’s not true. An electric toothbrush and a microwave operate on completely different principles. A toothbrush uses a small motor to create mechanical vibrations or rotations to clean your teeth, powered by a battery. It doesn’t emit microwave radiation or anything close to it. Microwaves, on the other hand, use electromagnetic waves at a specific frequency (around 2.45 GHz) to heat food by agitating water molecules. The idea of an electric toothbrush being "like a mini microwave next to your brain" probably stems from confusion about electromagnetic fields (EMF). Electric toothbrushes do produce tiny amounts of EMF, but it’s negligible—far lower than what’s emitted by everyday devices like your phone or a hairdryer. Studies, including those from the World Health Organization, show no evidence that low-level EMF from small devices poses any health risk, let alone anything resembling microwave exposure. Your brain’s safe from your toothbrush.

You would have to walk with it on in your mouth 24/7 365 for it to be bad for you. And even then it wouldn’t be as high as a microwave oven. Lol 😂

Omg bro we can't do any fuckin thing lol

I think @IfindRetards needs to see this guy

you should research Lactobacillus Salivarius to see what this probiotic can do to the inside of your mouth.

@Philips you need to go after this nut posting this BS!
