Attributes fatigue and palpitations to surrounding Wi-Fi and towers and favors fiber-optic service.

HHS public comment #2450 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1Attributes fatigue and palpitations to surrounding Wi-Fi and towers and favors fiber-optic service.by Mary Stock » 2026-10-13
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Attributes fatigue and palpitations to surrounding Wi-Fi and towers and favors fiber-optic service.

  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: a lot of fatigue associated with this, heart palpitations and various other symptoms. At least I know where my healt
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: , I know I have the exposure from every wi-fi around me. Across the street from me, there are cell phone
  • Towers & siting: e. Across the street from me, there are cell phone towers on top of the office building. I have been treated by diff
  • Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: people do not. Why have they not done fiber optics. That is suppose to be a much safer way.. Thank you for lo

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I have been affected by EMF's for years, especially radiofrequency and Cell Towers. I have noticed it more as I get older. Since I live in an apartment, I know I have the exposure from every wi-fi around me. Across the street from me, there are cell phone towers on top of the office building. I have been treated by different holistic practitioners over the years. I know I have a lot of fatigue associated with this, heart palpitations and various other symptoms.

At least I know where my health problems come from. Most people do not. Why have they not done fiber optics. That is suppose to be a much safer way..

Thank you for looking further into this.

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