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Reports headaches near towers and poor sleep with Wi-Fi, describes protective clothing, and calls for precaution and informed consent while discussing cellular mechanisms.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
a couple of hours. When I got home, I had a headache that lasted for 6 days. I don't get headaches, except around cell towers... repeated, a
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure:
d it happened again. I can't sleep well with Wi-Fi on at night. I turn it off. If I'm exposed for a long time during the day ou
- Towers & siting:
They put up a cell tower at the local park. I sat very near it for a couple of hours. When I got home, I ha
- Proposed biological mechanisms:
e effects even though the frequencies affect mitochondrial cell function and metabolism. I know people that cannot function outside their
- Exposure limits & oversight:
been ignored for years. What happened to the Precautionary Principle? There is a lot of research on this, so I won't attach it.
They put up a cell tower at the local park. I sat very near it for a couple of hours. When I got home, I had a headache that lasted for 6 days. I don't get headaches, except around cell towers... repeated, and it happened again. I can't sleep well with Wi-Fi on at night. I turn it off. If I'm exposed for a long time during the day outside my house (don't use Wi-Fi) and then at home, I get extremely tired. I can wear EMF protective clothes; that's the only option. I've noticed that people with pre-existing conditions are affected symptomatically. Others may not feel the effects even though the frequencies affect mitochondrial cell function and metabolism. I know people that cannot function outside their house for long, due to EMF frequencies. The public is not given informed consent, and this has been ignored for years. What happened to the Precautionary Principle? There is a lot of research on this, so I won't attach it.