The commenter reports neurological episodes at low RF levels despite wired connections and avoiding wirel…

HHS public comment #3947 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-21

#1The commenter reports neurological episodes at low RF levels despite wired connections and avoiding wirel…by Frank Mathieu » 2026-10-21
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The commenter reports neurological episodes at low RF levels despite wired connections and avoiding wireless devices, and advocates substantially lower power-density limits.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: t I still have what neurologists describe as Aura's, Abscences and Drop attacks at a tiny fraction of what WiFi Routers emit: only 3mW/m². I hav
  • Exposure limits & oversight: factor 200 or even (in my case 10 000 000). Reducing the RF-Power density to 100µW/m² must be the goal. Thank you.
  • Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: I have used ethernet cables for multiple years. I am not using cell phones or WiFi or any ot

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I have used ethernet cables for multiple years. I am not using cell phones or WiFi or any other RF-emitting devices at all and I explained that I still have what neurologists describe as Aura's, Abscences and Drop attacks at a tiny fraction of what WiFi Routers emit: only 3mW/m². I have to stay in an environment where power density is 1µW/m² or less to be symptom free.

Todays limits said to be save by ICNIRP and other Organizations base on the 'heating effect'. There are countless of other health effects, I have explained one.

Please agree that the limits are too high by a factor 200 or even (in my case 10 000 000). Reducing the RF-Power density to 100µW/m² must be the goal.

Thank you.

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