Reports numbness attributed to nearby power lines and Wi-Fi and disputes a utility’s interpretation of pe…

HHS public comment #2284 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-09

#1Reports numbness attributed to nearby power lines and Wi-Fi and disputes a utility’s interpretation of pe…by John Avara » 2026-10-09
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Reports numbness attributed to nearby power lines and Wi-Fi and disputes a utility’s interpretation of personal meter readings.

  • Power lines, wiring & solar: around Wi-Fi signals, I live in a house with high voltage that are 30 feet from my front porch. The put out EMF
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: not only have had problems with being around Wi-Fi signals, I live in a house with high voltage that are
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ut out EMF of a level of 7 mGuass. It causes numbness in my feet and hands. I have dealt with Entergy and th
  • Exposure limits & oversight: Entergy and they claim that the EMF level is within tolerance. I don’t agree. I have taken the same meter and have b

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I not only have had problems with being around Wi-Fi signals, I live in a house with high voltage that are 30 feet from my front porch. The put out EMF of a level of 7 mGuass. It causes numbness in my feet and hands. I have dealt with Entergy and they claim that the EMF level is within tolerance. I don’t agree. I have taken the same meter and have been under a high voltage line that run down Hwy 59/I69 in the Kingwood Texas area and I can’t get the meter to read anything but zero. The company that supplies that area is Centerpoint Energy.

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