Reports tingling, burning and headaches around phones and Bluetooth devices, raises concerns about towers…

HHS public comment #2939 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1Reports tingling, burning and headaches around phones and Bluetooth devices, raises concerns about towers…by Sara K Penn » 2026-10-14
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Reports tingling, burning and headaches around phones and Bluetooth devices, raises concerns about towers at schools, and asks about affordable protection.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: nervous system reacting. I often get a headache when wearing Bluetooth headphones. What I’m also concerned
  • Children & vulnerable groups: ol property. What is this doing to the kids? If it’s confirmed that EMFs & RF / other frequencies af
  • Towers & siting: . What I’m also concerned about is the towers built on school property. What is this doing to the kids?
  • Housing, work & access barriers: I Faraday fabric is very expensive, I can’t afford a faraday cage or clothing! How do I protect myself?

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I have no doubt that EMFs, RFs & other frequencies affect human health. I believe some people are more sensitive than others. I can report that my hands start tingling & burning after holding my cell phone for only 15 minutes. I also have sensations of internal vibrations, which I believe is my central nervous system reacting. I often get a headache when wearing Bluetooth headphones.

What I’m also concerned about is the towers built on school property. What is this doing to the kids?

If it’s confirmed that EMFs & RF / other frequencies affect human health, then how will we remedy this? I Faraday fabric is very expensive, I can’t afford a faraday cage or clothing! How do I protect myself?

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