Reports high-pitched sounds and shoulder pain in wireless environments and describes a plant's decline ne…

• Who is the respondent? Individual consumer • Type of wireless technology? Wifi. 5G. • What is the nature, duration, frequency and approx. timing of reported exposure? Wireless wifi-signals and wireless 5G-signals. • What are the potential adverse health effects experienced? A very high-pitch sound that one can hear most of the time. The sound changes in volume from most often quite low, to higher in strength, and sometimes it is silent. It is not tinnitus. It is a public ‘sound’ nuisance and more of an annoyance. Also, when being in certain geographically locations/spots, there appear increase pain in injured shoulder. When visiting a close relative on the opposite side of the city, there is an area in the apartment where signals from one of the official authorities go through. The signals pass through the apartment and are about 80 cm wide. It is always very difficult to use a smartphone in that specific area; the connection is usually broken or disappears. The high pitch sounds usually increase when being in the place where the signals pass the building and after approximately 15 minutes, it starts to fell painful in injured shoulder. • When did the potential adverse health effects first appeared in relative to when exposure began? The high-pitched sound was first noted in the fall of 2020 and then only when being close to a municipal bike-sharing place where they have solar cell panels to provide battery/electricity to the wifi for the bikes. The pain in the shoulder starts after approximately 15 minutes. • Whether medical evaluation of treatment was sought? No. • Whether steps to reduce or eliminate exposure were taken & whether changes in adverse health effects were observed? Apart from placing smartphone at some distance when not using it and turning of wifi at home when not using it, it is in principle impossible to reduce exposure since living in a city and an apartment where there are 5G-signals and other wifi-signals from neighboring apartments, etcetera. Try to minimize longer time spent in the specific area in the apartment where the signals pass through. • Any other info, doc, pics etc? I would also like to take the opportunity to add information about wifi-exposure to plants. I have two indoor household plants in the kitchen (Golden Potos; Epipremnum aureum) on each side of the window sill. My wifi-router was placed closed to one of the plants. After approximately three months, the leaves on the plant closest to the wifi-router started to die and fall off one by one until there were no leaves at all within one meter of the wifi-router. After an additionally three months, I came across information about wifi-exposure and plants and moved the wifi-router away from the plant. After approximately three weeks, new leaves started to grow. And now, approximately twelve months later, the plant is starting to come back to what it used to look like. The total length of the plant is 2,5 meters. The total lengths of the plant on the other side of the window-sill that was not close to the wifi-router is approximately 6 meters long and is looking very healthy and grows quite fast. Both plants are about the same age, and they have been in the same room and window, the only difference is the wifi-router that previously was placed closed to one of the plants which started to have all its’ leaves dying and falling off. Thank you for providing the opportunity for people in other countries, in this case Sweden, to comment. I would also like to refer to more information on the website: https://www.synkrografik.com/synkrografik_opportunity_chemtrails.html