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Reports symptoms attributed to wireless sources and electric vehicles and requests rigorous susceptibility and cumulative-exposure research, acknowledging that causal links below guideline limits are not established.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
sistent low energy, fatigue, and tiredness Brain fog Anxiety Low heart rate Dissociation Tinnitus
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices:
tigue, and tiredness Brain fog Anxiety Low heart rate Dissociation Tinnitus These symptoms appear or in
- Power lines, wiring & solar:
e from wireless sources, infrastructure, and electric vehicles: Cramping in the hands and stomach Sharp pain in the
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure:
environments with higher wireless activity (Wi-Fi, cellular signals, smart meters, 5G infrastructure) an
- Smart meters:
wireless activity (Wi-Fi, cellular signals, smart meters, 5G infrastructure) and during or after time spent in
- Research & federal duties:
fect daily functioning. Further high-quality research into individual susceptibility, long-term cumulative e
- Proposed biological mechanisms:
sceptibility, long-term cumulative exposure, non-thermal mechanisms, and practical exposure-reduction measures
Comment for the HHS RFI (docket HHS-OASH-2026-0397):
I am submitting this personal account in response to HHS’s request for information on potential health effects associated with electromagnetic fields (EMFs), radiofrequency (RF) radiation, and wireless exposure.I experience the following symptoms that I attribute to exposure from wireless sources, infrastructure, and electric vehicles:
Cramping in the hands and stomach
Sharp pain in the body and muscles
Nausea specifically when riding in an electric vehicle
Persistent low energy, fatigue, and tiredness
Brain fog
Anxiety
Low heart rate
Dissociation
Tinnitus
These symptoms appear or intensify in environments with higher wireless activity (Wi-Fi, cellular signals, smart meters, 5G infrastructure) and during or after time spent in electric vehicles. Reducing time near these sources or using mitigation strategies sometimes lessens the intensity.
I request that HHS carefully evaluate reports of this nature alongside the existing scientific literature. Many individuals describe similar non-specific symptoms that they link to RF/EMF exposure. While major health authorities currently state that controlled studies have not established a causal relationship between exposures below guideline limits and these symptoms, the symptoms themselves are real and can significantly affect daily functioning. Further high-quality research into individual susceptibility, long-term cumulative exposure, non-thermal mechanisms, and practical exposure-reduction measures would be valuable.
Thank you for soliciting public input on this issue.