Reports insomnia near a bank of smart meters and palpitations and nausea attributed to higher meter readi…

HHS public comment #1179 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-30

#1Reports insomnia near a bank of smart meters and palpitations and nausea attributed to higher meter readi…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-09-30
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Reports insomnia near a bank of smart meters and palpitations and nausea attributed to higher meter readings. Describes sleeping elsewhere in the home and rejecting housing because of exposure concerns.

  • Smart meters: I used to live in a place where there were 12 Smart Meters attached to the outside of my bedroom wall. It caused
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ide of my bedroom wall. It caused me to have severe insomnia and I literally had to sleep on the other end of the h
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: found that high EMF levels cause me to have heart palpitations and a feeling of nausea. I have actually passes on hou
  • Housing, work & access barriers: ons and a feeling of nausea. I have actually passes on housing because of high EMF levels and needing to be away from

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I used to live in a place where there were 12 Smart Meters attached to the outside of my bedroom wall. It caused me to have severe insomnia and I literally had to sleep on the other end of the house in the living room to get away from the wall of SmartMeters. I ended up buying a 3-axis EMF/Radiofrequency meter to check the levels of various places and found that high EMF levels cause me to have heart palpitations and a feeling of nausea. I have actually passes on housing because of high EMF levels and needing to be away from them. I feel that they affect my wellness.

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