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The commenter attributes tinnitus and insomnia to continuous home Wi-Fi, reports improvement after reducing its use, recounts a cabinet-glass shattering incident, and requests studies of safety for humans and animals.
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “rs insisting we leave the house internet and Wi-Fi turned on 24/7 and they were in bed when a big cabinet glass suddenly literally”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “noon the next day. This is because it caused tinnitus and insomnia. The family members are not living here anymore and the symptoms”
- Research & federal duties: “nternet was on 24/7 daily. There needs to be current studies provided what is safe for all humans and animals.”
- Environmental effects: “urrent studies provided what is safe for all humans and animals.”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am an individual that has witnessed family members insisting we leave the house internet and Wi-Fi turned on 24/7 and they were in bed when a big cabinet glass suddenly literally shattered into pebble sized dangerous glass. We always would turn off the Wi-Fi in the evening until about noon the next day. This is because it caused tinnitus and insomnia. The family members are not living here anymore and the symptoms are better than when the Internet was on 24/7 daily. There needs to be current studies provided what is safe for all humans and animals.
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