Reports illness associated with wireless exposure, shielding at home, loss of employment and severe restr…

HHS public comment #2881 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1Reports illness associated with wireless exposure, shielding at home, loss of employment and severe restr…by Peter Lentjes » 2026-10-14
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Reports illness associated with wireless exposure, shielding at home, loss of employment and severe restrictions on healthcare visits, travel and social activities.

  • Housing, work & access barriers: exausted for 2 days or more. I had to quit my job because the wireless frequencies of WiFi and the use of sma
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: cation. Later the density of 3G, 4G, 5G WiFi and mobile phone increased enormous. I had to shield my ho
  • Occupational exposure: WiFi and the use of smart-phones by my colleagues made me sick. I also cannot go to a cinema, theater, conce

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In the 1990 decade my well-being (health) decreased because of the introduction of 2G communication. Later the density of 3G, 4G, 5G WiFi and mobile phone increased enormous.

I had to shield my house against the wireless communication signals from outside and of course there is no WiFi in my house. And I also can not use a mobile phone, because I feel sick during and after using it. Also after visiting a clinic or hospital for more than 1 hour I am exausted for 2 days or more.

I had to quit my job because the wireless frequencies of WiFi and the use of smart-phones by my colleagues made me sick.

I also cannot go to a cinema, theater, concert, restaurant or travel by air, because Wifi and phones

So my social life is almost on hold.

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