Several simple radiation protection methods for commonly used computers

　　British scientists have found that drinking two cups of green tea and eating an orange a day can help people who frequently use computers resist computer radiation.

　　For people who live with computers day and night, radiation is indeed a worrying "by-product." Even if they apply barrier cream every day, eat a lot of antioxidants, and wear a radiation-proof display screen, many people still feel uneasy. However, British scientists have found that drinking two cups of green tea and eating an orange every day can help people who use computers frequently to resist computer radiation.

　　As computers enter offices in large numbers, people have to pay attention to the pollution of computers to the office environment and the impact on users healthy influence. Computer radiation can prevent the synthesis of an enzyme in the body that destroys the medium for transmitting information between brain cells.

　　In addition to the inevitable exposure to electromagnetic radiation for people who frequently use computers, the frequent flashing of computer screens is also harmful to our health. Eye It also has a strong stimulating effect, causing people to experience uncomfortable symptoms such as tears, vision loss, and dizziness.

　　Previous scientific surveys have found that people who have the habit of drinking tea are less seriously injured by radiation, have a lower incidence of blood diseases, and have a lower mortality rate caused by radiation. Tea contains anti-radiation substances, which have a significant protective effect on the human body's hematopoietic function and can reduce the harm of computer radiation. In addition, tea is rich in vitamin A, which can also make the eyes see things more clearly in dark light and prevent night blindness and dry eye disease.

　　Scientists also analyzed that oranges contain antioxidants, which can enhance human immunity and inhibit tumor growth. The antioxidant content ranks first among all citrus fruits. At the same time, oranges contain high levels of vitamin A and carotene, which can protect the health of those who frequently use computers. skin。