Using mobile phone before sleep causes anxiety

According to a research study using a mobile phone before going to bed can stop you from a peaceful sleep by making you disturbed and uneasy.

The study, funded by mobile phone companies, suggests radiation from the handset can cause insomnia, headaches and confusion. It may also cut our amount of deep sleep - interfering with the body’s ability to refresh itself.

The study was carried out by Sweden’s Karolinska Institute and Wayne State University in the US. Funded by the Mobile Manufacturers Forum, the scientists studied 35 men and 36 women aged between 18 and 45.

Some were exposed to radiation equivalent to that received when using a mobile phone, others were placed in the same conditions, but given only “sham” exposure. Those exposed to radiation took longer to enter the first of the deeper stages of sleep, and spent less time in the deepest one.

Do you think it affects our sleep? Although i cant sleep now before keeping mobile on my bedside....

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... I HATE that term, radiation. The AM / FM radio waves have more "radiation" than a damn cellular device. I call total BS on this study.

It seems like every time I turn around, someone does a study saying this or that is bad for you. Yadda yadda yadda! Now they're attacking Cell phones? I think the only thing bad about cell phones is idiots who talk to loud on them in inappropriate places, or uses them while driving.

colors have more radiation than phones xD

When ever something good happens, a string of controversies follow.Is there anything left that we can enjoy without being told the negative prospects?If used within a limit,mobile phones can cause no kind of anxiety.

I think all these random cell phone studies are BS. The only one that needs to be enforced that anyone should care about is talking while driving! Stop doing it!

Doing anything before you go to sleep can cause anxiety because you could constantly think about it and cause yourself stress.

Whack study if you ask me.