Is there a danger of radiation from a heart rate monitor's transmitter?

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Hello everybody

I've purchased a polar heart rate monitor A5.

Some investigations say that there is a danger of radiation to people
that use cellular phones too frequently.

I would like to know if the same is true to the heart rate monitor's
transmitter. In other words, does the transmitter emit a dangerous energy
besides the pulse signals.

Since I'm going to make a wide use of the monitor in my running
trainings, the answer is important to me.

GPS signals bombard us every day so that recreational runners can tell
whether they're running a 10 minute mile or a 9:30 and you're worried
about a HRM? do you ever wonder where your garbage goes twice a week?
right back into your water supply that's where. you see those thousands
of cars that you sit behind on your way to work each morning? they dont
run on solar power. the list goes on and on. your HRM is the least of
your worries.

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Thank you
Amos

Yes, there is a grave danger your testes will shrivel up like raisains,
like most other runners. If that doesn't happen, your next born will
have two heads, glow in the dark, and be named "miss anthrope".

Radiation? Oh Christ, I hope so...........irony is one of the best
forms of humor.

only if you remove the heart from the chest.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
tong wagging.