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The commenter describes hypersensitivity to electronics and wiring, neurological and sleep symptoms, and difficulties with productivity and everyday device exposure.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity:
and stress on my nervous system, I have been hypersensitive to electronics and certain electrical wires. Symptoms include/have included br
- Power lines, wiring & solar:
have been hypersensitive to electronics and certain electrical wires. Symptoms include/have included brain fog, metal feeling in tee
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
rical wires. Symptoms include/have included brain fog, metal feeling in teeth, numbness in hands when using iPhone, a
- Housing, work & access barriers:
neck, and overall screen fatigue. It makes productivity difficult to say the least. At my worst, I could feel my husband’s phone r
I don’t have any scientific evidence to share but can share the short version of my story. Ever since I was exposed to mold in our home and with a combination of traumatic events and stress on my nervous system, I have been hypersensitive to electronics and certain electrical wires. Symptoms include/have included brain fog, metal feeling in teeth, numbness in hands when using iPhone, a static-y feeling in my neck, and overall screen fatigue. It makes productivity difficult to say the least. At my worst, I could feel my husband’s phone ring before anyone even heard it buzz. I can tell when a home has Alexa. I couldn’t sleep in the master bedroom of one home because I’d wake up with night sweats and a headache—turns out the electric wires entered from that corner of the house. I slept in a different room from then on and had no problems. Long car rides are difficult with blue tooth, even when it’s supposedly off. Ear buds make me feel like I am under water. The list goes on but know the effects of EMF/RF/etc are very real and I wouldn’t wish my “superpower” on anyone.