Are Cell Phones Changing How Our Bones Are Shaped?

It's a startling new idea, but what if cellphones were so potent that they might alter the structure of our bones?

recently, appearing everywhere

it is based on a scientific report in the media

which recommends using smartphones and tablets.

can have serious and permanent effects

our body, but not in a negative way

that you may believe throughout the last few

years, a study was conducted by

Mark Sayers and David Shahar, who

a biomechanics specialist at

University of the Sunshine in Australia

Coast biomechanics examines the

Living things follow mechanical laws.

creatures that range from how humans move to

insect wings beating

The study by Shahar and Sayers also includes

this is how osteopathy works out.

what a person's life is similar to from their

bones It has long been recognized that

A person's skeletons change to fit their lifestyle

Every set of bones has a tale to tell,

a few unusually big skeletons, for instance

on the island of in the Pacific Ocean,

Tinian's stone buildings in the year 1924

proximity to the skeletons accounted for the

the large size of the island's bones

By using large stones, they had

larger, naturally developed arms, legs, and

over the collarbones in Australia Shaw

Heart and Sayers think that contemporary

Tech is modifying the skeletons of young individuals.

So how is it going with everything to do?

utilizing something known as an EOP, or external

occipital protrusion Some scientists and observers have used more colorful language, referring to it as a demon or a foam ball.

The EOP is a growth in reality, much like a horn

of bone discovered in the skull's back

The nuchal ligament serves as its connection.

This crucial ligament plays a variety of roles.

played a part in tying Nick's muscles to the

The EOP has a significant impact.

similar to an anchor at the nuchal's top

let's get back to what the ligament

Actually, researchers were working with the

study initially by taking a look at

chiropractic patients' x-rays

between the ages of 18 and 86, they sought an

modern knowledge of how skeletons work

because of several of these x-rays

they were looking for things

such as the neck

There are also components of what with aches.

potential effects these modifications could have on

our wellbeing

Shahar Sayers has observed that in a young

There seemed to be more persons in the EOP.

They assumed that this was prevalent.

the stance of young individuals while

always looking at their phones and

Tablets had a significant role in the screen

clock the neck

automatically advances the theory

is that by leaning more forward?

Pressure is applied to the sculpture's work area

Me smuzzle to give the EOP what they deserve.

progressively becoming longer, reaching about

a number of milliliters the outcome also

known as "text neck the fundings"

also demonstrated that, in 2016, Shah Harden Sayers reported a larger Yi Opie and 67% of men.

based on a test, compared to 20% of women.

group of 218 individuals have in 2018

examined 1200 individuals with males.

appears to have a 5x greater likelihood of

enlarge these texts, but what is

the possible consequences for humanity

a lot of information on phone radiation

perhaps a cancer risk, but can

Utilizing a mobile device results in

major physical health issues

This latest research has increased the

discussions about this subject because it's the

first instance in which specialists are specifically

highlighting the impact of technology on our

bodies described by Shahar & Sayers

the

PS with a long yo as a degenerative

method that suggests that nothing will change

young individuals will significantly worsen if they

continue using their gadgets In addition,

an object referred to as a text thumb or thumb

arthritis that might manifest in the thumb

severe issues comparable to the dreadful

carpal tunnel syndrome, although the research

and calling them horns, of EOPS

where spikes have come under fire

other specialists in the press note out

that the report lacks definitive evidence and

the same as any scientific study, it makes

assumptions, according to archaeologists

that longer skull bones are not a novel development

and that they are particularly prevalent in

According to the general opinion,

The criticism of research is that there simply isn't enough concrete data to support the assertion that you are truly becoming

using your smartphones, enter Hellboy

So, do Shahar and Sayers have a point?

or have they just been brought along?

gathered information and incorporated it into

whether or not they have their own explanation,

there's no disputing the powerful effect that

Impact of technology on our life

the notion that future generations are

evolving as a result of ongoing interaction

Using their gadgets is a serious matter.

problem that needs to be solved

Archaeologists will ultimately be responsible.

who will perhaps make that call in the future

don't even have prominent spikes protruding

in the future at the back of their necks

who knows, so maybe just a little

more

walk in the park and a little less Angry

Birds