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A parent reports a son's tic disorder resolving after Wi-Fi removal at home and school, with screen-related headaches persisting.

  • Children & vulnerable groups: “I am writing as a parent. My son had a tic disorder for about ten years. It resolved completely when Wifi was eliminated from his home and school environments. He still gets headaches from screens, but no tics”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “I am writing as a parent. My son had a tic disorder for about ten years. It resolved completely when Wifi was eliminated from his home and school environments. He still gets headaches from screens, but no tics. Previous dietary and lifestyle chang”
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “as a parent. My son had a tic disorder for about ten years. It resolved completely when Wifi was eliminated from his home and school environments. He still gets headaches from screens, but no tics. Previous dietary and lifestyle changes were beneficial in other ways bu”

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I am writing as a parent. My son had a tic disorder for about ten years. It resolved completely when Wifi was eliminated from his home and school environments. He still gets headaches from screens, but no tics. Previous dietary and lifestyle changes were beneficial in other ways but did not resolve the tics.
Children & vulnerable groupsNeurological symptoms & sleepWi-Fi & indoor exposure
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