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The commenter identifies electrical sensitivity, reports chest pressure, tinnitus and cognitive and sleep problems around devices, describes improvement after dental work and exposure reduction, and requests attention to existing research and access to wired communications.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: “unate in that I was already retired, when my electric sensitivity was triggered. The science is being ignored, especially re: inf”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “rent types of tech. In general I was getting tinnitus, brain fog, more disturbed sleep, all of which would stop if and when I fou”
  • Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “oid the pains provoked by this issue. I use wired alternatives for communication purposes, and I am dreading the complete shift”
  • Housing, work & access barriers: “because they become electrically sensitive. Hanging on to jobs can just become too difficult. I was fortunate in that I was al”
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: “ of information. It was clear to me that my mercury fillings were acting as antenna and needed to be removed by someone who could do it safely. I ha”

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ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
When you turn on an electronic mouse repellent or a new printer with its own router, you do expect to get pressure in the chest and ears. But that is what happened to me, and the incidents were two years apart. The second event happened in 2012, at a time when smart phones and the infrastructure to support them was being rolled out. I was healthy so it was obvious it was the frequencies in these pieces of equipment that had affected me. And at that time in my part of the UK, the environmental load of exposure to EFs and EMFs was (and still is) increasing exponentially, and my health quickly went down hill. It felt as if my brain was being jammed, and my ability to string a sentence together faltered, but woke up at 11pm when people went to bed and switched their tech off. New to me pains began to be experienced: at one point fizzing in my head would increase decrease and stop for 30 secs or more as I walked a main street full of different types of tech. In general I was getting tinnitus, brain fog, more disturbed sleep, all of which would stop if and when I found an environment low in the triggering EFs/EMFs/ and other frequencies. Fortunately I knew how to access information from the internet and quickly could find good sources of information. It was clear to me that my mercury fillings were acting as antenna and needed to be removed by someone who could do it safely. I had all 7 mercury fillings replaced and my health improved, confident speech was back. It has not been a cure all, but despite expecting to be ill for a while after this process I was not. So my surprise, no nocebo effects either. I still have to protect myself from over exposure and so there much I no longer do to avoid the pains provoked by this issue. I use wired alternatives for communication purposes, and I am dreading the complete shift to just digital and WiFi means of communication evermore gatecrashing my life. I know people who have had a terrible time at work because they become electrically sensitive. Hanging on to jobs can just become too difficult. I was fortunate in that I was already retired, when my electric sensitivity was triggered. The science is being ignored, especially re: infertility, and cancer and pain and brain fog. When I was at my worst I thought people meeting me for the first time would think I was mentally ill or suffering from early dementia. Are we not seeing huge rises in the diagnosis of these illnesses. From my own experience it is strange that the contribution of EFs/EMFs and other frequencies is not allowed on the table. Only one reference given below due to shortage of time. https://www.es-uk.info/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/ES-UK-Newsletter-Summer-2026-vol.24-no.1-Printing.pdf