The commenter reports sensitivity reactions in some patients around wireless and electrical sources and r…

HHS public comment #6290 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter reports sensitivity reactions in some patients around wireless and electrical sources and r…by John Ruhland » 2026-10-28
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The commenter reports sensitivity reactions in some patients around wireless and electrical sources and requests stricter exposure limits near homes, schools and workplaces.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: ents have an allergic-type reaction and/or a sensitivity to high frequency radiation, as found in cell antennas, cell phones, "smart" meters, and wi-
  • Exposure limits & oversight: re gives off strong fields. There should be much stricter limits on what people can be exposed to. For instance, in schools and m
  • Power lines, wiring & solar: act to lower frequency radiation as found in home wiring that was not properly installed and therefore gives off strong f
  • Children & vulnerable groups: t people can be exposed to. For instance, in schools and multi-tenant buildings, but even near single-family homes an

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Approximately 10% of my patients have a bad reaction to strong electromagnetic radiation fields. These patients have an allergic-type reaction and/or a sensitivity to high frequency radiation, as found in cell antennas, cell phones, "smart" meters, and wi-fi. A smaller percentage even react to lower frequency radiation as found in home wiring that was not properly installed and therefore gives off strong fields.

There should be much stricter limits on what people can be exposed to. For instance, in schools and multi-tenant buildings, but even near single-family homes and businesses.

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