Describes attempts to reduce exposure and asks government for solutions and communication about perceived…

HHS public comment #5902 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1Describes attempts to reduce exposure and asks government for solutions and communication about perceived…by Joanna Hartis » 2026-10-28
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Describes attempts to reduce exposure and asks government for solutions and communication about perceived health and environmental harm.

  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: ive scalar technology, use of faraday cages, shutting down of Wi-Fi at night, and other attempts to protect myself have been employe
  • Environmental effects: ing this increasing damage to our bodies and our environment. Thank you so much for this opportunity. I've waited a long time
  • Exposure limits & oversight: result in minor protections. I am asking the government to initiate creative solutions and communications regarding this increasing damage to our bodie

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I have been extremely concerned about the toxic EMFs, RF radiation and Wireless exposure that are harming America. Although I realize that we as Americans need and demand technology, much effort has been made to shield people from the knowledge of the damage caused by EMFs. Such efforts as the purchase of expensive scalar technology, use of faraday cages, shutting down of Wi-Fi at night, and other attempts to protect myself have been employed over the years. However, these attempts only result in minor protections. I am asking the government to initiate creative solutions and communications regarding this increasing damage to our bodies and our environment. Thank you so much for this opportunity. I've waited a long time!

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