Current scientific evidence demonstrates that electromagnetic and intermediate frequency fields produced by wireless charging technologies operate well within established international safety guidelines and do not cause harmful health effects.
The retrieved literature consistently shows that wireless power transfer and charging technologies emit electromagnetic fields well below recognized safety limits (such as ICNIRP guidelines). Furthermore, specific in vitro and in vivo studies find no evidence of cellular damage, stress, or adverse health impacts from intermediate frequency exposure, refuting the claim that wireless charging is harmful to human health.