The commenter reports brain fog, mood and sleep problems, elevated blood pressure and other symptoms attr…

HHS public comment #4267 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-24

#1The commenter reports brain fog, mood and sleep problems, elevated blood pressure and other symptoms attr…by Steven Hawk III » 2026-10-24
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The commenter reports brain fog, mood and sleep problems, elevated blood pressure and other symptoms attributed to EMF, ELF and Wi-Fi exposure and offers testimony.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: Ive experienced: extreme brain fog, mood disorders, pulsing through body, extreme sleep deprivation
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: ing through body, extreme sleep deprivation, blood pressure 186/116, cognitive dissonance. So much more do to EMF. I would be willin
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: when I'm being saturated by EMF, ELF waves, even wifi. It feels like my central nervous system is on fire at times and

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Ive experienced: extreme brain fog, mood disorders, pulsing through body, extreme sleep deprivation, blood pressure 186/116, cognitive dissonance. So much more do to EMF. I would be willing to stand a testify about it. Sometimes it feels like I'm not even myself. I have a huge heart for humanity alone and believe in selfless servitude for the "low man". I know when I'm being saturated by EMF, ELF waves, even wifi. It feels like my central nervous system is on fire at times and when I'm saturated by all the above all I wanna do is 'nothing' and that's not who I am. I pray this department stands for the oath of this country some took and honor the protection of its citizens. God bless.

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