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Describes sensations and sleep disturbance attributed to phones, Wi-Fi and a modem battery, reliance on wired devices, and a request to examine electrical aspects of health.
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “ that I use only in emergencies. I depend on landline because whenever I use a cell phone for any length of ”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “I have computer attached by wire from modem. Wifi disturbs my sleep. The cable company was going to att”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ttached by wire from modem. Wifi disturbs my sleep. The cable company was going to attach a battery pack”
- Research & federal duties: “and chemical aspects of the body. We need to start looking at the energetic/electrical as well.”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I have a flip phone that I use only in emergencies. I depend on landline because whenever I use a cell phone for any length of time a burning feeling of pins and needles crawls up my arm. I have computer attached by wire from modem. Wifi disturbs my sleep. The cable company was going to attach a battery pack to the modem, in order to ensure service when electrical service is disrupted. Within 20 minutes I was shaking, despite sitting over 15 feet away. Fortunately the workman was able to quickly return and remove it. The feeling stopped. I have no idea why the installation of the battery pack would cause this.
We look at the physical and chemical aspects of the body. We need to start looking at the energetic/electrical as well.
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