The commenter attributes dizziness, fatigue and brain fog to nearby wireless utility meters and requests …

HHS public comment #3703 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-21

#1The commenter attributes dizziness, fatigue and brain fog to nearby wireless utility meters and requests …by Larisa Kiperwasser » 2026-10-21
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The commenter attributes dizziness, fatigue and brain fog to nearby wireless utility meters and requests free opt-outs, particularly for older people.

  • Smart meters: I have been affected by Wi-Fi electric and gas meters that were installed a few years ago on the side of my residentia
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: are also there to make things worse. I feel tired, dizzy, brain fog all the time, perhaps other health issues as well. Could not und
  • Exposure limits & oversight: islature passed that will allow consumers to opt out of these meters free of charge especially elderly. Please keep me posted if this very much need
  • Children & vulnerable groups: rs to opt out of these meters free of charge especially elderly. Please keep me posted if this very much needed legislature will

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I have been affected by Wi-Fi electric and gas meters that were installed a few years ago on the side of my residential unit. Several meters that belong to someone else are also there to make things worse. I feel tired, dizzy, brain fog all the time, perhaps other health issues as well. Could not understand why, but I believe I do now. There has to be a legislature passed that will allow consumers to opt out of these meters free of charge especially elderly. Please keep me posted if this very much needed legislature will pass.

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