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Posted 2026-10-21#3937 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter attributes family chest pain, skin itching, nosebleeds and menstrual bleeding to smart mete…

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Smart meter installed and my 19 year old was having Chest pains. He even called an ambulance. Once smart meter removed he was fine. This was not just one incident. Also the smart meter was causing itching skin for my husband & I. We thought it was bugs but your skin microbiome is affected! Once smart meter gone, stopped this. We turn Wi-Fi off at night. Was causing my 17 year old nose bleeds when he slept. Also Wi-Fi was causing irregular menstrual bleeding during menopause. Where i avoided a hysterectomy just by turning Wi-Fi off. When i am nearb 5G towers i bleed .
Posted 2026-10-21#3936 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter reports diagnosed electrical hypersensitivity, work accommodations and symptoms improved th…

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I have had and continue to have health effects from EMF exposure. I have been diagnosed as electrically hypersensitive and receive a reasonable accommodation to perform my work in a way that limits my exposure and symptoms. The symptoms started in 2015 and it took seven years of worsening symptoms before I discovered the cause. I was experiencing severe sleep disturbance and fatigue, often sleeping only 3 hours at a time and sometimes only 3 hours all night. Additionally there was digestive disturbance, ear ringing, light sensitivity, increased heart rate, confusion and difficulty concentrating. The replacement of my electric meter, which was a smart meter, with a regular meter resulted in a dramatic but short-lived improvement, followed by a decline. This was my first clear indication that the EMF was related to my symptoms. Since then, many additional measures were necessary to achieve the improved health I now have. Some of the types of exposure that affect me adversely are smart meters, Bluetooth, Wifi, and electromagnetic interference on house wiring. There is a multitude of research showing harm from various types of EMF, and many books citing this research which are easy to find. Consumers should have the right to a regular electric meter upon request at no additional cost. Consumers should receive a warning on the effects of powerful RF emitting devices such as Wifi routers, cell phones, computers, Ring cameras, and all other smart devices. They should be educated on methods to limit their exposure. If they aren't informed, there will be increasing numbers of people that are sensitized due to high exposure.
Posted 2026-10-21#3935 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter reports that a son diagnosed with level-three autism has more stimming episodes when househ…

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My son was diagnosed with level three autism. We keep our WiFi unplugged unless we are watching tv or working on the computer from home and anytime that it is plugged in and the tv is on, my son has multiple stemming episodes. Far more than when it remains unplugged.
Posted 2026-10-21#3934 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter supplies a systematic-review abstract reporting mixed associations between occupational ELF…

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Study shows an association between occupational exposure to ELF electromagnetic fields and cardiovascular outcomes reported in seven of the 14 studies included in this review: Occupational exposure to extremely low-frequency fields and cardiovascular consequences: a systematic review Raeisi E, Maghare Dehkordi S, Yazdanirad S, Mohammadian-Hafshejani A. Occupational exposure to extremely low-frequency fields and cardiovascular consequences: a systematic review. Public Health Rev. 2026 Sep 25;47:1609952. doi: 10.3389/phrs.2026.1609952. Abstract Objective: Exposure to extremely low-frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields can have harmful effects on human health. The present systematic review study aimed to investigate the relationship between occupational exposure to ELF and cardiovascular outcomes. Methods: Searches were conducted in six electronic bibliographic databases: Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science, Embase, MEDLINE, and Google Scholar. This search included records up to August 19, 2026. The search strategy used two sets of keywords. Following the selection of proper studies, relevant data were extracted by the reviewers. To assess the risk of bias in the included studies, the Joanna Briggs Institute checklist was used. Results: Seven of fourteen studies (50 percent) showed that there is an association between ELF field exposure and cardiovascular outcomes. However, the available evidence is insufficient to establish causality. Some of the outcomes reported in the studies included acute myocardial infarction, arrhythmia, hematological parameters, coronary heart disease, and hypertension. Conclusion: Exposure to ELF fields may be associated with some cardiovascular outcomes. However, the confirmation of this relationship remains ambiguous, and it requires further investigations in future research. Excerpt Extremely low-frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields are a type of electromagnetic field with frequencies from 1 to 300 Hz [1]. Exposure to these waves is common in occupational environments because it can occur during production, transfer, distribution, and use of electricity [2]. Some effects due to exposure to ELF electromagnetic fields include cerebral cancer, bladder cancer, breast cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, behavioral and mental problems, sleep and wake rhythm disorder, and changes in perception and memory [3]. Compared with these outcomes, the possible cardiovascular effects of ELF exposure have received less attention and remain less clearly understood [4]. Conclusions An association between occupational exposure to ELF electromagnetic fields and cardiovascular outcomes was reported in seven of the 14 studies included in this review. However, the findings were not consistent across the studies, and the current evidence is not sufficient to confirm a causal relationship. The differences in the results of the studies could be because of differences in exposure frequency, exposure duration, and exposure level to the ELF field. Some studies reported associations with acute myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease, arrhythmia, blood pressure, and other cardiovascular-related changes, whereas others found no significant effects. Therefore, although a possible relationship between occupational ELF exposure and cardiovascular health cannot be ruled out, the strength and clinical importance of this association remain uncertain. The findings of this research may be useful to plan strategies to prevent cardiovascular diseases in different settings. However, more studies are needed to investigate the effect of the ELF electromagnetic field with the mentioned characteristics in various environments to confirm these results. Moreover, some confounding factors, such as personal, occupational risk, and psychosocial factors, may influence this association. The roles of these factors must be considered in future studies. Also, differences in these effects between various people with different factors should be examined in future research. Open access: https://www.ssph-journal.org/journals/public-health-reviews/articles/10.3389/phrs.2026.1609952/full
Posted 2026-10-21#3933 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter reports sensitivity to wireless and electrical sources, neurological and cardiac symptoms, …

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In 2009, when Wifi started appearing everywhere, I started noticing stange symptoms without understanding them: nervousness, anxiety, tense muscles, nausea, head-aches, rapid and strong heartbeats, light sleep and insomnia, fatigue, claustrophobia, impatience, brain fog, eye focus problems, pronunciation problems. After 3 years experimenting on myself, I realized I had the symptoms only around wireless radiation. The sensitivity spread to electricity, chemical product odors, mold. My life has been handicapped since. Everything is harder and needs ajustment, preparation. I am currently experimenting a desensitising technic with the new technic of Binaural Sounds from Neuro-Tellura. 3 weeks done on 24. Can't really see results yet. Too early. Thank you so much for what you are doing!
Posted 2026-10-21#3932 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter criticizes HHS over food-safety protections and requests its plans for addressing foodborne…

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I would love to know the hhs stance on what they plan to do to combat all ofthe food borne illnesses that have become so prevalent now that they have stripped away all of the protections on food safety. You want America to be 'healthy' but you are doing everything in your power to make it the opposite.
Posted 2026-10-21#3931 · Permanent link ↗

The commenter believes current communication frequencies harm life and requests less harmful frequencies …

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The current frequencies used for wires communication are damaging life on our planet. Please switch to frequencies that do not damage life on Earth even if they may be less efficient.

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