Does infrared have any effect on pregnancy? I understand everything after reading it.

First of all, let me make it clear to everyone that infrared rays will not cause harm to pregnant women, but infrared rays are a kind of radiation after all. It is not good to stay in an infrared environment for a long time. After all, the body of pregnant women is very sensitive, so it should be taken seriously.

1. Infrared rays will not harm pregnant women and babies, but it is best not to be exposed to them for a long time. Far infrared rays are also a kind of ray, but they are different from electromagnetic waves. They can only penetrate the skin surface about 2mm and will not penetrate the uterus into the fetus. You can rest assured that it will not have any effect on pregnant women and babies.

Suggestions: It is recommended that pregnant women and babies protect themselves. It is best to stay away from radiation and avoid long-term exposure.

2. Binchotan can indeed produce far infrared rays, which are a type of light beneficial to the human body and do no harm to the human body. Far infrared rays are different from the low-frequency electromagnetic waves emitted by household appliances. The low-frequency electromagnetic waves released by household appliances can penetrate walls and change the characteristics of human body electric current, and people highly suspect their harmfulness. Far infrared rays can only penetrate human skin at a depth of 0.01 to 0.1 centimeters. The human body itself also emits far infrared rays with a wavelength of about 9 microns, which of course will not affect pregnant women and babies.

Suggestion: If you are afraid, put the Binchotan charcoal farther away or simply don't use it.

3. Infrared is a long-wave invisible light, which is produced by any heat-generating object.

Suggestions: Generally speaking, the infrared rays emitted by objects below 100 degrees are long-wave infrared, also known as far infrared, so there should be no harm. Pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, and avoid eating irritating foods.

4. Luminous and heat-generating objects will produce infrared rays. Infrared rays are non-ionizing radiation and generally do not affect the health of pregnant women and babies. However, strong infrared rays can damage the retina and should not be shone directly into the eyes. For example, the light from a bathroom heater can damage your vision if it shines into the eyes for a long time. In addition, there is a risk of burns if strong infrared rays are exposed to the local area for a long time.

Suggestions: According to your description, as long as you don't expose your eyes to strong infrared rays or expose them locally for a long time, it is generally harmless and you don't need to worry.