Tesla taught us the universe is frequency. All of the electromagnetic frequencies going through the air affects us all. It's high time we stop pretending it doesn't.
I wish to add this to my earlier Comment - Tracking Number : mv0-p58t-iti1
As a person affected by Radiofrequency (RF) Radiation, and Wireless Radiation Exposure I am submitting this comment in response to HHS’s Request for Information on Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs), Radiofrequency (RF) Radiation, and Wireless Radiation Exposure.
In 2026 we had a new heating system installed in our (rented) home. The system was chosen by our landlord and so we had no choice concerning the system chosen.
The installation crew were in the house for four days, during which I experienced increasing tension in my face and head, becaming even more severe (incapacitating) on the fourth day when the new heating system was activated for the first time.
I believe that the first three days discomfort was caused by the close proximity of the several mobile phones (and other devices?) being used in the house by the installation crew.
I believe that the incapacitating tension that I experienced on the fourth day was caused by the radio frequencies emitted by the wireless thermostat/control apparatus communicating with the heating apparatus itself.
After the installers left the house we disactivated the heater and removed the battery from the thermostat/control apparatus. Several hours later the discomfort ceased.
I believe my experience could be a valuable case for learning more about NEMETH exposure.
Three years ago, I was hospitalized in Fort Worth, Texas, for a medical emergency. I spent 19 days in the hospital under the care of an infectious disease specialist, Dr. McDonald, who saved my life.
In the months leading up to that hospitalization, I was avoiding cell towers, light bulbs, and even refrigerators because I associated them with the symptoms I was experiencing. After my hospital treatment, I felt fully recovered—but about six weeks later, the symptoms returned.
For the past three years, I’ve continued to experience these symptoms. Although they’re not as severe now, I can usually spend only about 30–40 minutes around electronics before I begin experiencing headaches and body aches. I’m still looking for answers, and I hope to see a new infectious disease specialist soon. The image shows about $400 worth of EMF blankets from an Amazon purchase, which do not work!
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A Narrative Review on the Influence of Electromagnetic Fields
Below 100 kHz on the Endocrine System
2026
Abstract
Background: Extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields (ELF-EMFs), generated
mainly by power infrastructure and household devices, have raised scientific interest
due to their potential impact on the endocrine system. Animal research consistently shows
effects on melatonin secretion, stress hormone levels, thyroid activity, and reproductive
function—largely mediated by oxidative stress and calcium ion imbalance. In contrast,
human studies remain inconsistent, often hindered by methodological limitations and
insufficient exposure characterization. Objective: This review synthesizes experimental
and epidemiological studies examining low-frequency electromagnetic field exposure
(≤100 kHz) and its influence on hormonal regulation. Methods: A bibliometric analysis
highlights focused interest on specific endocrine targets, particularly the pineal gland.
Importantly, many experimental studies use field strengths above those found near high-
voltage power lines, limiting direct applicability. Conclusions: While a definitive causal
link has not been established, the widespread exposure to low-frequency electromagnetic
fields justifies precautionary considerations. Several important research gaps remain, many
of which are identified in this review. The topic of low-frequency electromagnetic field
effects on the endocrine system requires more rigorous, long-term human studies with
accurate exposure assessment.
Keywords: electromagnetic field; endocrine system; hormones; cancer; EMF exposure
Technology can be wonderful, however we need to move forward in thoughtful ways because it can also be harmful, not just to people, to animals and plants too. There needs to be real limits on wireless radiation exposure; look at the differences between USA and Europe when it comes to various radiation and EMF exposure limits, theirs are much stricter; I think we can improve things in the USA and seriously take into account how people are actually using technology, don't just limit per device or hazard, there needs to be an overall exposure limit because most people will have multiple devices and hazards around them all the time. There are also various mitigating coatings, containers, or other things that can mitigate exposure from the devices and hazards themselves, these mitigations need to be more common place as we advance technologically speaking. It does no good to have the best computing power when everything around it suffers. In conjunction with this, with the rise of data centers and other technological infrastructure, we need to also use mitigating factors there too for not just wireless radiation exposure, also sound and vibrational overexposure. These buildings and complexes have a constant hum so-to-speak, this disturbs everything around it, from the people, plants, animals. We need to look out for all of us on this planet while we advance our civilization and keep the world beautiful for all of us.
I think everyone knows this is incredibly harmful to humans and animals. The sad truth is it is a very simple fix, but to do so costs money and these companies would have to admit they harmed us.
I'm a US citizen living with what people call Havana Syndrome/DEBE. I cannot get a clear definitive diagnosis because 0 doctors in the public sector know what it is, nor know how to diagnose it. It's torture for me the last 13 years of daily pain and disabling bodily symptoms. If you need more info on what I'm talking about please refer to the link below. Thank you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N02SK9yd60s
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1110&context=spaceanddefense
https://www.oann.com/video/in-focus-video/u-s-national-security-admits-brain-control-tech-exists/
https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1983323107638272469?s=20
One thing I would like HHS to look into are the Body Scanners at airports. Can they cause cancers? I remember reading a decade ago or more that they could impact your DNA in a very negative way. See: https://davidwolfe.com/blogs/learn/study-airport-body-scanners-effect-dna
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