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Reports prolonged headaches and arm pain with phones, discomfort around Wi-Fi and a bladder-cancer diagnosis, and describes switching the household to Ethernet.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “gives me headache for 24 hours”
- Cancer & tumors: “I developed bladder cancer.”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “I now use ethernet in the whole house”
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I cannot use a mobile phone as one to my ear to take a few seconds of a call gives me headache for 24 hours. Even a text received when the mobile is in my hand sends a painful shock to my hand, which extends up my arm and can last for hours. I cannot be near wifi as I feel an ache from the buzz and unpleasant sensation it gives off. For some years, the wifi router was on my desk or in my study. I developed bladder cancer. I now use ethernet in the whole house, as do my family.
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