The commenter expresses concern about reproductive cells, future fertility and wildlife, recounts observa…

HHS public comment #6417 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter expresses concern about reproductive cells, future fertility and wildlife, recounts observa…by Michelle Palmer » 2026-10-28
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The commenter expresses concern about reproductive cells, future fertility and wildlife, recounts observations involving earbuds, and asks for action.

  • Reproduction & pregnancy: wireless frequencies. One harm occurs to the reproductive cells of The human beings in the range of the wireless frequencies. T
  • Environmental effects: it may take a generation. Another is to the wildlife such as bees etc. There are positive frequencies as well such as the Rife ma

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Thank you so much for your attention to this matter.

There have been many scientists and studies regarding the harm of wireless frequencies. One harm occurs to the reproductive cells of

The human beings in the range of the wireless frequencies. This damage may not be evident until the egg inside the human exposed becomes of age to reproduce themselves. At this point they may find it difficult to be able to have children. So it may take a generation. Another is to the wildlife such as bees etc.

There are positive frequencies as well such as the Rife machine which information has been suppressed regarding.

But, there are many negatives to wireless frequencies. I have known many people wearing earbuds for extended periods of time that have a white patch of hair behind their ear. It's killing the cells. It's right beside their brain.

Something definitely needs to be done. I pray you'll be successful.

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