A psychotherapist reports that some patients’ symptoms improve after reducing environmental EMF exposure …

HHS public comment #1719 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-07

#1A psychotherapist reports that some patients’ symptoms improve after reducing environmental EMF exposure …by Name not supplied » 2026-10-07
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A psychotherapist reports that some patients’ symptoms improve after reducing environmental EMF exposure and describes using the EUROPAEM guideline. The supporting attachment is unread.

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I am responding from the perspective of a psychotherapist to HHS’s Request for Information of harmful effects of Electromagnetic Fields.

Before I start with regular psychotherapy sessions for the German insurance system I ask my patients to reduce EMF in their environment as much as possible. Those who succeed (sometimes with the technical assistance of a certified "Building Biologist) often do not need psychotherapy any more, because many symptoms like sleeping disorders with fatigue during the day, anxieties, panic attacks, depression, ADHS, neuroinflammation with pain, MS-like walking impairment, brain fog... disappear. So often after the probatory sessions no psychotherapy is needed or we can work on the "real" internal or social conflicts. I find the EUROPAEM EMF guideline helpful in my approach.

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Preview: EUROPAEM-EMF-Guideline-2016-reveh-2016-0011-DEUTSCH-10.-November-2016

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