The commenter attributes family headaches, tinnitus and sleep problems to a nearby tower and reports reli…

HHS public comment #6231 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter attributes family headaches, tinnitus and sleep problems to a nearby tower and reports reli…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-10-28
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The commenter attributes family headaches, tinnitus and sleep problems to a nearby tower and reports relief with shielding fabrics.

  • Towers & siting: live across the street from a major various cell tower. My family and I experience headaches, brain fog, fatigue, tinn
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ious cell tower. My family and I experience headaches, brain fog, fatigue, tinnitus, poor sleep, anxiety and many other symptoms
  • Children & vulnerable groups: t Faraday fabric and put it on the inside of my child’s curtains and she said she slept so much better, then I told her about it.

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We live across the street from a major various cell tower. My family and I experience headaches, brain fog, fatigue, tinnitus, poor sleep, anxiety and many other symptoms and I know it’s caused by the cellular, WiFi, radio, et al. waves going to and from that tower. I know first hand because I bought Faraday fabric and put it on the inside of my child’s curtains and she said she slept so much better, then I told her about it. Also, when tinnitus, anxiety and headaches become too much, I lay down and cover my whole body in my Faraday blanket and the buzzing feeling stops, tinnitus minimizes and anxiety wanes. You can’t tell me all the invisible electrical activity is healthy, for any living thing!

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