Eat green tea, oranges can help prevent computer radiation

British scientists found that drinking two cups of green tea a day and eat an orange can be used to help computer users against the computer radiation.
With a large number of computers into the office, people have to attach importance to a computer on the office environment, problems of pollution and health effects to users. Electromagnetic radiation is considered the biggest source of pollution computer. It is understood that each computer chips have different oscillation frequencies, memory work, also have their own inherent vibration frequency. These different frequencies of electromagnetic vibration, spread out along a straight line to form a computer radiation.
Computer radiation can prevent the body’s synthesis of an enzyme, this enzyme will destroy brain cells to transmit information between the media material.
In addition to common computer users will inevitably be exposed to electromagnetic radiation, the frequency of a computer screen flashing eyes also have a strong stimulating effect, people tearing, vision loss, dizziness and other symptoms of brain up, scientists say.
Modern medical studies have proven that tea is rich in nutrients and pharmacological features, such as theophylline, catechin, amino acids, lipopolysaccharide, minerals and vitamins.
Before scientists have found that there are tea-drinking habits of people, less affected by radiation damage, blood disease incidence is relatively low, the mortality rate caused by radiation are also low.
Tea contains radiation substances on human hematopoietic function of a significant protective effect, can reduce computer radiation hazards. In addition, the tea is rich in vitamin A, can also make the eyes in the dark light, see things more clearly, can prevent night blindness and dry eye.
The scientists also analyzed that orange antioxidant, can enhance the human immune system, inhibit tumor growth, anti-oxidant content of ranked first among all the citrus fruits. At the same time oranges contain high vitamin A and carotene can protect the skin of those who often use the computer.