A healthcare practitioner attributes rising insomnia to smart meters and wider EMF exposure, describes pe…

As a concerned healthcare practitioner, parent and citizen,I am submitting this comment in response to HHS’s Request for Information on Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs), Radiofrequency (RF) Radiation, and Wireless Radiation Exposure. In the past 20 years, my healthcare practice has shown a drastic increase in patients with chronic insomnia along with all the other chronic disease that shows up in the human body when it does not get to repair itself from a decent night’s sleep. Most people wake up now about 3 am as a result of the data dump on smart meters. Then everyone continues to get assaulted by all the EMF pollution in our homes, cars, places of work and cities we live in for the rest of the day. Even going out in nature has radiation humming. There is no escaping EMF pollution currently. Removing people from their immediate environment is a temporary fix. There are certainly ways to lower EMF pollution in the home, which shows drastic improvement in symptoms for those affected. We shouldn’t have to do that. We should have our federal agencies looking out for human health so we don’t have to take such drastic measures. I personally have watched many friends become aware of this unavoidable pollution throughout the years as well. I look forward to seeing HHS hiring the best scholars in medicine, biology, epidemiology and public health and examining the large body of evidence exposing the health and environmental effects of wireless radiation. Alongside these studies, individual experience of the detrimental effects citizens are reporting should be examined closely and brought to light. HHS responsibility is to protect the health of our citizens, especially the children and other vulnerable populations from any health insult, especially the big ones that have already done so much damage like wireless radiation. Thank you for giving the public a chance to tell HHS our experiences, research and opinions so that we may be heard and you may step up. I so look forward to you turning the tide in this critical health issue.