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Reports pain associated with cars, phones, computers and lighting, describes limited device use, and proposes nervous-system and immune explanations.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ If a use any train, I can suddenly feel an ache in the bach of my head, turning around, someone is using the phone right behind me. If”
- Other concerns: “seases related to the nervous system. Also, led and lighting tubes are also affecting me. I have a phone and computer but use as li”
- Proposed biological mechanisms: “I now assume that all diseases come from the body protecting itself by borrowing what it needs from other parts of the body. If thi”
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Dear Robert F. Kennedy jr,
I have been affected by Emfs for many years. It started when I drove my BWM for years every day for many hours. I started to feel strange and finally realized it was from the radiation from the car. Since then I feel pain from computers and telephones - not so much from television.
It basically affects my head, my stomach, or lymnphsystem. If a use any train, I can suddenly feel an ache in the bach of my head, turning around, someone is using the phone right behind me. If I sit down and someone's telephone is at midlevel, I feel it in my stomach more.
It seems to me that it comes from the immunsystem on my head, making me think that people with compromised immunsystem is affected more.
Since I have a sensitive nervous system to start with, it affects me more. If you know about ayuruveda, litterature varns specifically Vata people to stay away from electronics as Vata is more sensitive than pitta and kapha. Vata people often get diseases related to the nervous system.
Also, led and lighting tubes are also affecting me.
I have a phone and computer but use as little as possible. It is not to be confused with people who are allergic to all electronics.
Note that people with electric cars now start to feel nausiated when sitting in their cars.
When I was ill, I was so sensitive that I could feel how it seemed like it was coming from the head and went out and into my body, sort of grabbing the stomach. I now assume that all diseases come from the body protecting itself by borrowing what it needs from other parts of the body. If this is constant, you have an autoimmun disease.
Believe me, this is true.
Very truly yours,
Gabriella
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