{"id":"HHS-OASH-2026-0397-3954","body_sha256":"a612449469d29c6c7cb21ab88cd7e2ecff26fa81092bca9e373c72dc7475a959","status":"ai_reviewed","primary_topic":"neurological","topics":[{"id":"neurological","evidence":"ouse.\n\nA few years later, I started having a permanent headache that wouldn’t go away. I would go to sleep with a headache, then"},{"id":"electricity","evidence":"s. This led me to understand that there were wiring errors in my house. I also discovered how \"noisy\" are WiFi and Bluetooth devices. I"},{"id":"wifi","evidence":" my house. I also discovered how \"noisy\" are WiFi and Bluetooth devices. I then tried to turn those antennas off. My headaches went away"},{"id":"mechanisms","evidence":"Hz powerline, among others), it first affect blood cells (rouleau formation) after just 10 minutes of exposure but resolves by itself when it"},{"id":"standards","evidence":" phones are tested for SAR. Their levels are tested against the FCC rules and they pass it before the product gets released to the public."},{"id":"environment","evidence":"ts that are respectful of biology, including humans, animals and plants, as I know now that those are affected too. Most of us just aren"}],"summary":"The commenter describes chronic headaches improved during power outages and after reducing wireless exposure, discusses wiring problems and proposed cellular effects, and seeks biologically safer products and better cumulative exposure assessment.","reviewed_at":"2026-10-21T23:43:28Z","review_method":"Complete submitted comment-text review with neutral attributed summaries and exact evidence; attachments and external materials not reviewed.","review_source_sha256":"d386197c64cd599baf879659341653ecd23ee6c0c5b375e6599321406b029dc1","source_url":"https://rfsafe.net/hhs-comments/data/catalog.json","scope":"Original comment body; attachments excluded"}