I had had several years of heart palpitations, confirmed by a 24 hour Holter Monitor test, when in 2015 I…

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I had had several years of heart palpitations, confirmed by a 24 hour Holter Monitor test, when in 2015 I realized it came on strong in the evening when I sat down to read the newspaper- an experience that forced me to bed, even at 6:30 PM. A friend mentioned Smart Meters and other WiFi as a possible source of those palpitations. On the other side of the exterior wall from where I sat to read was a Smart Meter on my water meter and my regular electric meter. I had the the water dept remove that Smart Meter and for good measure, I replaced my Wi-Fi modem with a model without Wifi. The cardiac symptoms stopped cold, and I slept better! A couple of months later, I sat down to read the paper and got a spontaneous nose bleed. I don't get nose bleeds, but I was better educated. I went outside and saw the Water Dept had reinstalled the smart meter. I had it removed and posted a sign on the side of the house. This was in 2015. I had no more problems until 2020. During the Covid lockdown that spring, I allowed a relative to live with me because he was a "non-essential worker" who suddenly had no income, and I was recovering from an injury and needed assistance. After a couple of weeks, I put in a WiFi modem, again, so he could use his laptop. In short order, I started getting pains in my solar plexus and insomnia. The day he left, I disconnected that modem. No more pain and no more insomnia. FWIW: I do not talk on a wireless phone. I have one, but I forward calls to hard wired phones in my house that run off of VOIP on my Ethernet wired computer. It's hard enough to avoid fluoridated water and pesticide-ladened food. We don't need invisible poisons radiating through our bodies because it is more profitable for the Telecom industry! Neither do we need "smart" appliances. Until they figure out a safe technology, stick with wired connections.