A commenter identifying as a neuroscientist with traumatic brain injury describes strong reactions to EMF…

HHS public comment #4453 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-24

#1A commenter identifying as a neuroscientist with traumatic brain injury describes strong reactions to EMF…by Parvin Naficy » 2026-10-24
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A commenter identifying as a neuroscientist with traumatic brain injury describes strong reactions to EMFs, proposes hypothalamic vulnerability, and requests support for people with TBI.

  • Children & vulnerable groups: ing for someone to hear… I am one of so many people with TBI (traumatic brain injury) who react very strongly to EMF… Our sys
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: o hear… I am one of so many people with TBI (traumatic brain injury) who react very strongly to EMF… Our systems are very sensitive
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: s with TBI have their hypothalamus effected… Hypothalamus is the control center for the body’s regulation, and with it being compromised, gets s
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: et focus issues, frequent nausea, migraines, irregular heartbeat, cancer, digestion issues, etc., etc. Thank you so much.

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Hello and I’m so grateful to you guys for allowing this submission.. I’ve been praying for someone to hear… I am one of so many people with TBI (traumatic brain injury) who react very strongly to EMF… Our systems are very sensitive and most of us struggle in life so that we don’t have extra energy to put in complaints… Most individuals with TBI have their hypothalamus effected… Hypothalamus is the control center for the body’s regulation, and with it being compromised, gets severely affected by the disturbances of EMF to the body.. Most of us cannot tolerate fluorescent light, high usage of cell phone phones or living around cell towers… There are so many individuals affected by TBI who don’t even realize that they have TBI because injuries to their skull happened when they were very young or they were not given importance to at the time… Most never get tested and diagnosed… This is a silent, even majority perhaps.. I am a neuroscientist with TBI, that is how I know what my issue was… I’m in my 60s and it took all my life to figure out what caused me to struggle so much in life… Most of us don’t get an opportunity to get an education, please help our community.. we get focus issues, frequent nausea, migraines, irregular heartbeat, cancer, digestion issues, etc., etc. Thank you so much.

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