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An architect reports electrosensitivity, cognitive difficulty in a work meeting and other symptoms associated with measured exposure.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “pened to me 2 months ago. I consider myself moderately electrosensitive, and I had an episode of brain fog. I am an architect and was in”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ly electrosensitive, and I had an episode of brain fog. I am an architect and was in a work meeting. After 1 hour in th”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “ next. I have also experienced headaches and palpitations, but the intensity needs to be high and for a longer time. I hav”
- Occupational exposure: “of brain fog. I am an architect and was in a work meeting. After 1 hour in the same place, I started to feel discomfort an”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “Generally, it is the proximity to a modem or Wi-Fi router. I didn't want to interrupt the meeting, but 15 minutes later, I”
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I live in Rio de Janeiro, and I would like to report what happened to me 2 months ago.
I consider myself moderately electrosensitive, and I had an episode of brain fog. I am an architect and was in a work meeting. After 1 hour in the same place, I started to feel discomfort and looked for what could be the cause. Generally, it is the proximity to a modem or Wi-Fi router. I didn't want to interrupt the meeting, but 15 minutes later, I could no longer pay attention to what was being discussed in the meeting, nor could I write anymore. The group had to end the meeting outside the venue so that I could continue participating.
My most common symptoms were body aches, without explanation and without a fixed location. They could appear one day and not the next. I have also experienced headaches and palpitations, but the intensity needs to be high and for a longer time. I have the Safe and Sound Pro II meter and I was able to verify this.
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