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  • Children, schools & development: “We must research and in the meanwhile reduce and remove WiFi from healthcare and school settings.”
  • Biological mechanisms & metabolism: “Studies have shown increased oxidative stress, increased histamine response and increased mood and behavioral challenges.”
  • Wi-Fi, meters & wireless devices: “We must research and in the meanwhile reduce and remove WiFi from healthcare and school settings.”
  • Research, evidence & monitoring: “Studies have shown increased oxidative stress, increased histamine response and increased mood and behavioral challenges.”

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As a registered nurse and mother,I am concerned about the constant and uncalculated exposure of nonionizing radiation we are exposed to. Just because it’s nonionizing- does not mean it’s not damaging. Studies have shown increased oxidative stress, increased histamine response and increased mood and behavioral challenges. We cannot ignore this issue. We must research and in the meanwhile reduce and remove WiFi from healthcare and school settings. I also do not want to be exposed to neighboring buildings and public installments of WiFi as I feel we do not know the effects because we have failed to look for the real effects of this technology. It’s clear we are getting less well as a population- that chronic disease is exploding. We cannot just keep saying it’s idiopathic- we must investigate what is different about this generational exposures- even if it’s inconvenient, expensive, and multi factorial. Thank you, Tracy Navar
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