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The commenter describes an ex-husband's radiation sensitivity and their own heat, pressure and headaches with phones or Wi-Fi, reports avoiding wireless devices and smart meters, and favors wired connections and greater exposure choice.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “ell phone was with my ex-husband, who was so sensitive to the radiation that he couldn’t have it any where near his body or he would exp”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “nergy sometimes immediately- heat, pressure, headache. I believe people get used to the feeling of being radiated and ”
- Smart meters: “ld experience pain, redness and swelling. We opted out of smart meters as they were introduced and kept a wired internet. That was 20 ”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “se it. When I do have to turn my phone on or use WIFI I can feel the energy sometimes immediately- heat, pressure, hea”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “ of smart meters as they were introduced and kept a wired internet. That was 20 some years ago and since that time I have continue”
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My first experience with cell phone was with my ex-husband, who was so sensitive to the radiation that he couldn’t have it any where near his body or he would experience pain, redness and swelling. We opted out of smart meters as they were introduced and kept a wired internet.
That was 20 some years ago and since that time I have continued to opt out of all wireless and Bluetooth gadgets, wire my internet and cellphone at home and keep my phone on Airplane mode when I am out and do not need to use it. When I do have to turn my phone on or use WIFI I can feel the energy sometimes immediately- heat, pressure, headache. I believe people get used to the feeling of being radiated and cannot distinguish it from a radiation pollution free environment. It is nearly impossible to find a place like that. We are being over-exposed to non-native radiation and the average person has no idea of the dangers or consequences nor do we have much of a choice as to that exposure.
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