Laptops have transformed how we work, study, and stay connected, offering flexibility that desktops never could. But while their name suggests convenience, placing a laptop directly on your lap can do more harm than good. Prolonged contact exposes your body to heat and electromagnetic frequency (EMF) radiation, both of which can quietly affect your health over time. These effects are often unnoticed at first but can gradually impact reproductive organs, posture, skin, and even sleep quality. The warmth and radiation generated by laptops are not designed for constant direct contact with the body. Whether you’re working from bed, watching a movie, or studying on the sofa, it’s best to create some distance between you and your device. Here are six important reasons why your lap isn’t the sa

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