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Reports radiation sensitivity and symptoms correlated with meter readings near a tower, and requests recognition and standards for civilian Havana-syndrome/AHI cases.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “diation, and Wireless radiation exposure. I consider myself sensitive to the radiation in my area and bought a EMF-390 device to measu”
- AHIs / Havana syndrome: “ Ber's comments regarding diagnosed civilian Havana Syndrome/Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI) victims have no federal case de”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ndicating high exposure levels I suffer from headaches, body aches/joint pain, fatigue, insomnia, as well as hot/cold f”
- Towers & siting: “e in a suburban area less than 1 mile from a 5g wireless tower. I am concerned about radiation exposure from EMFs, RF radiatio”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “ze AHI1 as a novel clinical phenotype and to set safety standards for exposure limits and parameters associated with this conditio”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I live in a suburban area less than 1 mile from a 5g wireless tower. I am concerned about radiation exposure from EMFs, RF radiation, and Wireless radiation exposure. I consider myself sensitive to the radiation in my area and bought a EMF-390 device to measure. I have attached some random exposure pictures over a few days. Sometimes I can get low to 0 readings, other times I get high radiation exposure numbers. When the numbers are indicating high exposure levels I suffer from headaches, body aches/joint pain, fatigue, insomnia, as well as hot/cold flashes. I would also refer to Len Ber's comments regarding diagnosed civilian Havana Syndrome/Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI) victims have no federal case definition, reporting pathway, or case definition. I ask that you recognize AHI1 as a novel clinical phenotype and to set safety standards for exposure limits and parameters associated with this condition. Directed, pulsed RF energy is the leading scientific explanation for Havana Syndrome/AHI1.
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