Reports fatigue, dizziness and disorientation associated with smartphones and connected vehicles, with pe…

HHS public comment #5688 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-27

#1Reports fatigue, dizziness and disorientation associated with smartphones and connected vehicles, with pe…by Ellen Ranlett » 2026-10-27
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Reports fatigue, dizziness and disorientation associated with smartphones and connected vehicles, with perceived improvement after changing phone and car. Requests clearer information to help choose lower-EMF products for personal and family health.

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I am 70 years old. Cell phones have not always been part of my life, obviously. I have noticed that smart phones and my smart connected car (Subaru Forrester 2019) and other cars with smart features can make me feel tired, dizzy, disoriented. Recently (in the last 6 months) I switched to a phone that is considered "dumb" without all the data features. I cannot get group texts or pictures. My health has improved. I don't get "zapped" anymore. I got rid of the 2019 Subaru with Eye Drive and all the smart features. I have much more energy. My brain works better without all that interference. I also have a Blushield product in my home that counteracts the EMFs. I definitely would like to know more about how to choose low EMF products because I want to be healthy and I want my family to be healthy. It was not easy to find the best phone and car for myself.

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