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Reports RF sensitivity since 2014, with nausea, brain fog and light-headedness near wireless devices. Describes avoiding Wi-Fi and smart meters, using older cars and trying neural reprogramming; attributes the sensitivity to a personal autonomic nervous system disorder.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “Since 2014, I've had RF sensitivity.”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “RF exposure feels a lot like motion sickness and causes strong brain fog with nausea and light headedness.”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “the sensitivity affects my life badly due to having to avoid these situations.”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “We do not have wifi in our house and have opted out of smart meters.”
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Since 2014, I've had RF sensitivity. Not EMF so much, but I cannot stay near cell phones, walk talkies, wifi or even cordless phones without strong symptoms if exposed for too long. We do not have wifi in our house and have opted out of smart meters. For me, RF exposure feels a lot like motion sickness and causes strong brain fog with nausea and light headedness. I've been using neural re-programming to try to undo this issue as the sensitivity affects my life badly due to having to avoid these situations. I have to drive older cars that have less technology in them. How much longer can I do that for? The neural reprogramming helps. In my case, I have autonomic nervous system disorder. I get migraines. I believe the ANS disorder is the cause of the RF sensitivity.
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