WE TESTED TESLA'S RADIATION LEVELS AND HERE'S WHAT WE FOUND

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This video investigates the electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation levels within Tesla vehicles, comparing them to household appliances and gasoline cars. The reviewer uses an EMF detector to measure radiation in various scenarios, including driving, charging, and stationary positions. Key findings indicate that while some areas, like the key card reader and wireless charging pads, show higher readings, overall radiation levels while driving are generally low and comparable to or better than gasoline cars. The study highlights that external sources, such as power lines and transformer boxes, significantly impact readings, suggesting that EVs themselves are not major emitters. The reviewer concludes that the notion of EVs 'frying' occupants or making them 'beta' is unfounded, emphasizing that radiation is ubiquitous and EVs are a cleaner, safer alternative to gasoline vehicles. The video also touches upon the WHO's classification of mobile phone EMF as possibly carcinogenic and advises caution with prolonged phone use near the body.