Describes widespread Wi-Fi exposure and chest discomfort among sensitive people and requests federal prot…

HHS public comment #2489 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1Describes widespread Wi-Fi exposure and chest discomfort among sensitive people and requests federal prot…by Melissa De Soto » 2026-10-13
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Describes widespread Wi-Fi exposure and chest discomfort among sensitive people and requests federal protections.

  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: s, are exposed everywhere we go to the “WiFi Soup” surrounding us. We can’t go on a cruise, an airplane,
  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: Fi, and born under WiFi. For we who are sensitive, heavy electro radiation frequencies feel like a tight stab
  • Exposure limits & oversight: ur average person. Please, let’s create federal laws around this, and not bow down to the greed of major corpora

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We, as humans, are exposed everywhere we go to the “WiFi Soup” surrounding us. We can’t go on a cruise, an airplane, a grocery store-anyplace- without exposure to electromagnetic radiation. Babies are conceived under WiFi, and born under WiFi. For we who are sensitive, heavy electro radiation frequencies feel like a tight stab in our chests. We can counteract and get some relief from the damage by grounding mats, walking on the earth or sand. I’ve known about these dangers since 2012, and it’s still barely even known about by your average person. Please, let’s create federal laws around this, and not bow down to the greed of major corporations that profit from using these dangerous electromagnetic frequencies that affect our health. M. DeSoto

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