Highlights proximity, intensity and duration of tower exposure and attributes family symptoms and pet dea…

HHS public comment #2815 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1Highlights proximity, intensity and duration of tower exposure and attributes family symptoms and pet dea…by John Manninen » 2026-10-14
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Highlights proximity, intensity and duration of tower exposure and attributes family symptoms and pet deaths to increased nearby transmissions.

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  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: cal problems resulting in symptoms like headaches, difficulty sleeping, excessive thirst and other problems.
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  • Children & vulnerable groups: our neighbors, particularly those with children and grandchildren. Several pets, ours and neighbors', have

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When it comes to cellphone and microwave towers the three main factors that affect human health are:

1. Proximity.

2. Intensity.

3. Duration.

Proximity: How close you are to the tower both horizontally and vertically.

Intensity: The number and types of transmitters on the tower.

Duration: How long you are in the area of the tower.

The cellphone tower has recently significantly increased, with 5G transmitters added to the tower. My wife and I have experienced numerous physical problems resulting in symptoms like headaches, difficulty sleeping, excessive thirst and other problems. We are also concerned about the health of our neighbors, particularly those with children and grandchildren. Several pets, ours and neighbors', have also suffered unexplained fatal symptoms.

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