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The commenter reports fewer headaches after Ethernet connections and shielding a wall near a roommate’s Wi-Fi, and supports research and protection of children from wireless exposure.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “I have experienced far less headaches”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “my roommate has WiFi in her room”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “I have Ethernet connections”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “especially children's health”
- Research & federal duties: “establish appropriate research priorities”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am commenting as a concerned public citizen. Wireless radiation exposure and EMF's, although invisible, just like carbon monoxide, are very harmful. It's common sense that humans, as electrical beings, would be affected. Personally, I have done what I can to shield myself, and am considering more measures. I have Ethernet connections for my laptop and my phone, and shielding paint on one wall because my roommate has WiFi in her room. Since taking these steps I have experienced far less headaches. Also, it has already been demonstrated that cell towers near schools negatively affect young brains.
I appreciate that HHS is considering this issue, and I support any actions that can be taken to identify gaps in understanding these dangers and establish appropriate research priorities to protect human health, and especially children's health.
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