The commenter reports seven years of headaches, brain fog, eye heaviness, and breathing problems associat…

HHS public comment #6530 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1The commenter reports seven years of headaches, brain fog, eye heaviness, and breathing problems associat…by Roxann Varicalli » 2026-10-28
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The commenter reports seven years of headaches, brain fog, eye heaviness, and breathing problems associated with wireless sources. They describe improvement away from exposure and with shielding clothing and request elimination of EMF-emitting devices.

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1. & 2. I am responding as: an individual

3a. Type of wireless or RF/EMF sources involved (e.g., mobile phones, Wi-Fi, smart meters…)5G towers, WiFi, mobile phones, smart meters

3b. Nature, duration, frequency, and approximate timing (e.g., years):Every day, for 7 years now

3c. Adverse health effect(s) experienced:Headaches, brain fog, heaviness in my eyes, breathing issues

3d. Time from first exposure to first appearance of adverse health effects; and did a change in exposure coincide with the onset of adverse effects:Immediate. Once I’m home and away from the exposure I start to feel better

3e. Was medical evaluation or treatment sought? (Optionally:) Was there a diagnosis?Yes and the doctor couldn’t explain the reasons why I would feel this way other than aging.

3f. Were steps taken to reduce or eliminate exposure, and were there subsequent changes in the effects?Yes, I have bought, wear, and use EMF clothing. It’s expensive though helps much

3g. Any supporting documentation? This includes Scientific Reports, exposure measurements, or other relevant information:HAVN has that info

Additional Details you would like to share about your experiences of adverse health effects you believe to be associated with exposure to wireless radiation or EMF's:I would like to see all EMF devices to be destroyed

B1a. Sources you experience as causing you Adverse Effects:5G towers. WiFi Cell phone.

B1b. Sources you can sense, but don't seem to harm you:

B1c. Sources you can use without sensing or being harmed:

B1d. Sources that seem to provide benefit (i.e., electrotherapy):Silver lined clothing

B2a. Health conditions you think may contribute to your sensitivity to EMFs including wireless:Fatigue , headaches, dizziness,

B2b. Health conditions you don't necessarily associate with your sensitivity to EMFs including wireless, but might be relevant:Eye tiredness. Heavy Breathing

B3. For each subquestion please list up to 5 drugs or therapies or home remedies (if any)

B3a. That you recommend, as they helped you tolerate or recover from EMF exposure:Silver lined clothing, supplements, being far away from the cities or where there is 5G

B3b. That you recommend, but you’re not positive that they help:

B3c. That helped you but you don’t recommend. (e.g., the benefit did not last long or the side effects were too harmful):

B3d. Treatments that had no effect:

B3e. Treatments that made your sensitivity worse:55-64

B4. What is your age range?55-64

B5. What year did you become aware of your sensitivity to wireless radiation or electromagnetic fields?2019

B6. What country, state, province, or major city were you living in when you first noticed your sensitivity to wireless or electromagnetic fields?USA Metro Detroit Michigan

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