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Reports wireless sensitivity beginning near antennas, improvement after leaving and moving to a rural home with fiber, and cites wildlife research and personal exposure measurements.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity:
er, living in south of Sweden. Discovered my sensitivity from wireless tech (RF/microwaves) in 2006, shortly after moving into an apart
- Towers & siting:
to an apartment that had mobile base station antennas located very close nearby. I did not notice these antennas until
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
ennas until after I started having recurring headaches, disturbed sleep, and many other symptoms, and started investiga
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives:
ouse in the countryside working remotely via fiber connection and usually do not experience any symptoms unless I use my mobil
- Environmental effects:
c Fields from Phone Masts on a Population of White Stork (by Balmori A, https://doi.org/10.1080/15368370500205472), that
- Research & federal duties:
cause of my profession). I have read lots of scientific studies over the years and some illustrates the problem especially well,
I am a Software Engineer, IT consultant and business owner, living in south of Sweden. Discovered my sensitivity from wireless tech (RF/microwaves) in 2006, shortly after moving into an apartment that had mobile base station antennas located very close nearby. I did not notice these antennas until after I started having recurring headaches, disturbed sleep, and many other symptoms, and started investigating possible causes. Mobile phone operator Telia made an on site measuring audit showing around 8mW/As soon as I left the apartment the symptoms quickly disappeared. I have been working with computers pretty much all my life and also did my military service in radar (air force) and my own theory is that I have been sensitized as a consequence of long-term exposure over many years. Today I live in the house in the countryside working remotely via fiber connection and usually do not experience any symptoms unless I use my mobile phone or other wireless tech more extensively (which is very tempting because of my profession). I have read lots of scientific studies over the years and some illustrates the problem especially well, such as the Spanish study on the Effects of Electromagnetic Fields from Phone Masts on a Population of White Stork (by Balmori A, https://doi.org/10.1080/15368370500205472), that show with rather high significance that the birds with nests nearer to the phone base station antennas have increased likeliness problems with nesting and reproduction. My own measurements of RF radiation over the years consists of different measuring devices ranging from simpler meters such as Cornet ED88T to more advanced devices such as Gigahertz Solutions HF59b.