Which body organ is the most likely to be damaged from the heating effects of RF radiation?

The eyes are exceptionally vulnerable to the heating effects of radio frequency (RF) energy. This is because the lens of the eye lacks a robust network of blood vessels. In most body tissues, circulating blood acts as a biological cooling system, carrying away excess heat when the tissue is exposed to RF energy. Without significant blood flow, the eyes cannot dissipate heat quickly enough, leading to thermal damage and potentially cataracts. Organs like the liver and heart, as well as extremities like the hands, have excellent blood circulation and are much better equipped to regulate their temperature when exposed to RF fields.