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Reports digestive symptoms associated with phones, power lines and other electrical exposures, with improvement away from devices, and asks about microbial mechanisms and mitigation.
- Power lines, wiring & solar: “ectious step bacteria in a building that had ungrounded/faulty outlets I could feel something funky in the building like it was buzzing”
- Proposed biological mechanisms: “ limit the exposure if it is contributing to destroying my biota and enhancing bad bacteria?!”
- Research & federal duties: “have better stomach and digestive ability. I would like to know more about the possibility of the emf contribu to my quite disabling ”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “t that most likely was using radio waves and advanced wifi. I can note that my symptoms are much less when I am away from e”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I have the worst digestive issues and I have exponential exposure to emf through the phone, hotspot, and through the electric towers on the powerline that I'm only 100 ft from. I generally don't have stomach issues when I'm out and about so much unless it's something really bad, but when I'm anywhere with high emf, my digestive symptoms are increased. I also had a infectious step bacteria in a building that had ungrounded/faulty outlets I could feel something funky in the building like it was buzzing. The strep became resistant to all antibiotics. Also was right next to several businesses and police precinct that most likely was using radio waves and advanced wifi. I can note that my symptoms are much less when I am away from everything out in the woods or away from a bunch of electronics, and when I leave my phone in the other room I do seem to have better stomach and digestive ability. I would like to know more about the possibility of the emf contribu to my quite disabling digestive disease, and what could actually block or limit the exposure if it is contributing to destroying my biota and enhancing bad bacteria?!
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