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A breast-cancer survivor reports improved sleep after switching off household wireless systems and requests evidence review and protective standards.
- Cancer & tumors: “y wireless radiation, as I have now had Breast cancer twice and was looking for all avenues to improve my health ”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “upon recovery from surgery. I would not sleep well with the wireless on in the house, and turned off all ”
- Research & federal duties: “S will use this opportunity to create a comprehensive report on the current medical, biological, and public health knowl”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “ state of biological science and create protective standards I have been personally affected by wireless radiation, as ”
- Environmental effects: “radiation as well as the effects on the environment. Please review the current state of biological science and ”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am submitting this comment as someone concerned about the health effects of wireless radiation as well as the effects on the environment. Please review the current state of biological science and create protective standards
I have been personally affected by wireless radiation, as I have now had Breast cancer twice and was looking for all avenues to improve my health upon recovery from surgery. I would not sleep well with the wireless on in the house, and turned off all the cells and was looking for other things to do to elimate as much as I can, since I want to continue to live a long life. I contacted an electrician and he installed a switch in my bedroom to turn all the internet systems off right by the bed. Since then I am sleeping much more soundly and feeling more rejuvinated from it.
I hope that HHS will use this opportunity to create a comprehensive report on the current medical, biological, and public health knowledge regarding these effects and take action on that. Please consider what I have experienced and review the current state of affairs of the system. I know there can be improvements.
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