Are Our Phones Causing Horns on the Backs of Our Heads?!

Cellphones have changed the face of technology but they could also be changing our skulls, too.  Researchers in Australia say that constant cell phone use is causing horn-like spikes to grow at the back of young people’s skulls.

#DJTmanifestSIGNSofDEVIL During trumps last medical check it was observed that he too has grown horns since his last doctor visit. Thus his hair piece also serves to hide the two increasing protrusion near the back of his skull. Cause: continuous cell phone usage. pic.twitter.com/Vq4QJ80ai8

— Züppa Jack Story (@ZuppaJackStory) June 20, 2019

The “horns” are actually bone spurs that biometrics researchers have studied and say that constantly having the neck tilted forward to look at our phones shifts the weight of the head from the spine to the skull, causing these callous-like growths.

The “horn” can be dangerous if not addressed; it can cause terrible headaches and back pain.  If you want to avoid the issue, the researchers strongly urge you to be mindful of your posture.  Keep a straight back and no slouching to look at that text message!