What plants can be placed in front of the computer to block radiation and relieve fatigue

What kinds of anti-radiation plants are there? The one we know is pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and pothos has very great benefits - besides blocking radiation, it can also purify the air. But is pothos the only option? In fact, there are many other anti-radiation plants. Let us learn about them together below.

What kinds of anti-radiation plants are there

Cactus or cactus ball is an excellent flower variety for courtyard greening and beautification. Although they are covered with spines, their appearance is very beautiful. They can be processed for medicinal and edible use, and they also have the "special function" of absorbing electromagnetic wave radiation and reducing the harm computers do to human health. Cacti have spines, thick fleshy bodies, and high water content, making them easy to absorb and neutralize the electromagnetic field radiation toxins in the surrounding environment, reduce indoor and outdoor pollution, and benefit human health.

Some gardening experts suggest that wherever there are sources of electromagnetic field radiation such as televisions, computers, and microwave ovens, it is advisable to place a few pots of cactus at the same time. Many large computer placement sites abroad are all filled with cacti of all sizes. This is an advanced scientific measure and may be worth learning from.

For people who do not like cactus, if they work in front of a computer for a long time, placing aloe and fruits in front of the computer is the best absorbent and deodorizer. Placing fruit-bearing plant bonsai such as pears, oranges, melons, and small pumpkins next to the computer is not only environmentally friendly, but the fragrance is also natural. As for the office, because there are various odors and toxic gases and not much sunlight, only planting cactus is not enough; mixed planting is better.

Anti-radiation plants have a certain effect in absorbing ultraviolet radiation, but they do not have the effect of absorbing electromagnetic radiation. Although placing these plants at home or in the office cannot effectively reduce the electromagnetic radiation produced by various electrical and electronic products, it can help relieve visual fatigue.

Anti-radiation plants refer to plants that can absorb radiation. Plants such as cactus ball, cactus, Schlumbergera, and Hylocereus undatus can absorb radiation, absorb carbon dioxide, and release oxygen.

Through photosynthesis, green plants have the effect of absorbing harmful gases, are easy to absorb and neutralize the electromagnetic field radiation toxins in the surrounding environment, reduce indoor and outdoor pollution, and benefit human health.

Anti-radiation plants include: cacti, Graptopetalum paraguayense, Sedum rubrotinctum, Haworthia truncata, Cotyledon tomentosa, Pachyphytum 'Amethystinum', Sedum adolphi, Pachyphytum oviferum, Sedum spectabile, and many other succulents.

The small leaves of the weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) make it a beautiful decoration in a room, and it is often used by interior designers to create a cheerful atmosphere. The weeping fig is a very effective air purifier. It can increase the humidity of a room, which is good for the skin and breathing. At the same time, it can also absorb formaldehyde, toluene, xylene, and ammonia and purify turbid air.

Aloe belongs to the genus Aloe in the Liliaceae family. It is a perennial evergreen plant with fleshy and thick leaves and sharp serrated leaf margins, and it is mostly produced in the tropics. The medicinal effects of aloe include: anti-inflammatory and sterilization, invigorating the stomach and causing laxative effects, immune regeneration, detoxification and anti-aging, moisturizing and beautifying, and sun protection. The natural anthraquinone glycosides or anthracene derivatives in aloe can absorb ultraviolet radiation and prevent the appearance of red and brown spots on the skin. Aloe gel can prevent the harm ultraviolet radiation causes to the immune system, restore damaged immune function, heal sunburn, and prevent the formation of skin cancer.

Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) has the function of absorbing toxic gases. Generally, if a room keeps one pot of spider plant, the formaldehyde given off in the air by smoking and building materials can be almost completely absorbed, thereby purifying the air.

For people who use computers for a long time, in addition to placing some anti-radiation plants, we suggest placing a gypsum lamp in a corner of the desk, which can effectively relieve your fatigue and reduce electromagnetic radiation.

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