Reports disabling neurological symptoms since 2018 and requests independent exposure testing, clinical su…

**Public Comment – HHS-OASH-2026-0397** **Subject: Neurological Symptoms, Suspected RF/EMF Exposure, and Request for Scientific Investigation** I am submitting this testimony regarding disabling neurological symptoms that began in 2018. I request further scientific investigation into possible electromagnetic and radiofrequency exposure-related health effects. **1. Onset and Progression (2018–Present)** My symptoms began with severe nausea, gastrointestinal disturbances, digestive dysfunction, and fainting episodes. Around the same period, I developed intense electrical sensations in the left temporal region of my head, resembling electrical currents rather than ordinary headaches, sometimes followed by intense cranial pressure. Physicians initially considered migraines, but this did not adequately explain my symptoms. Over time, I experienced cognitive deterioration, persistent head pressure, mental fog, impaired concentration, and reduced mental endurance. **2. Severe Memory Impairment and Cognitive Disability** One of my earliest and most disabling symptoms was severe short-term memory loss, substantially affecting daily functioning. Later, I developed long-term memory difficulties, including difficulty recalling important personal memories, experiences, and periods of my earlier life. I hold a Bachelor's degree in finance and have worked as an entrepreneur. Before 2018, I performed complex analytical, financial, and executive tasks. Over the past five years, my cognitive capacity has declined considerably. Previously routine tasks now require extraordinary effort or have become impossible. Persistent head pressure continues to interfere with my intellectual performance and independence. **3. Involuntary Muscle Contractions and Electrical Sensations** I experience unusual electrical sensations affecting my nerves and muscles, including sudden involuntary impulses, twitching, contractions, and movements outside my conscious control. These episodes sometimes feel like external electrical stimulation or interference with normal neuromuscular signaling. I have also experienced deterioration in balance, muscular endurance, physical resilience, and movement control. Symptoms fluctuate and interfere with daily activities. I am concerned about possible electromagnetic interference, although the underlying cause remains unknown. **4. Independent RF and NLJ Testing** Jesse Beltran in Reno, Nevada, conducted independent testing reportedly using radiofrequency (RF) and nonlinear junction (NLJ) detection equipment. According to the findings communicated to me, 17 locations associated with my body produced detectable signals. These findings raised concerns about unidentified electronic sources or electromagnetic exposure. I recognize that these measurements require independent verification, appropriate controls, and expert interpretation. Such detections alone do not establish implanted devices, directed-energy exposure, or a causal relationship with neurological symptoms. I welcome independent scientific review of these findings. **5. Concerns Regarding Anomalous Health Incidents** I have encountered descriptions of neurological symptoms associated with Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI), sometimes called Havana Syndrome. Certain experiences resemble my symptoms, including unusual head sensations, cognitive impairment, memory difficulties, balance disturbances, and neurological dysfunction. I am not claiming a confirmed AHI diagnosis or proven directed-energy exposure. I request objective investigation without prematurely assuming or excluding possible causes. **6. Recommendations to HHS** I respectfully request that federal health agencies consider: - Standardized, independently validated methods for investigating suspected RF/EMF exposure. - Research into cognitive impairment, memory loss, abnormal sensory experiences, involuntary muscle contractions, and vestibular dysfunction. - Multidisciplinary clinical evaluations for patients reporting possible exposure-related symptoms. - Research distinguishing documented electromagnetic exposure from other neurological conditions. - Access to independent technical assessments and neurological evaluations. - Longitudinal studies of exposure patterns and neurological outcomes. **Conclusion** Since 2018, these symptoms have profoundly affected my professional abilities, physical functioning, independence, and quality of life. I respectfully request rigorous, transparent, evidence-based investigation into reported electromagnetic exposure and unexplained neurological symptoms, alongside improved clinical support for affected individuals. Thank you for considering my testimony.