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The commenter reports a son's testicular pain during prolonged iPad use, proposes effects on hormones, and asks whether atmospheric chemicals could affect EMF potency.
- Reproduction & pregnancy: “eeks he noticed a dull, constant pain in his testicles. He moved the iPad to a new spot and the pain improved. After th”
- Occupational exposure: “My 22 year old son had a job this summer where he used an iPad for 12+ hours/day. He often held the iPad ”
- Atmospheric spraying / geoengineering: “noses at younger ages.) I also wonder if the chemicals released in the sky work to advance EMF's potency.”
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My 22 year old son had a job this summer where he used an iPad for 12+ hours/day. He often held the iPad on his lap. After about 6 weeks he noticed a dull, constant pain in his testicles. He moved the iPad to a new spot and the pain improved. After the summer he saw our chiropractor who shared that he notices a lot of issues like this - especially a link to EMFs impacting hormones. I hypothesize that EMFs directly impact hormone function. (...Particularly based on the dramatic increase of perimenopause diagnoses at younger ages.) I also wonder if the chemicals released in the sky work to advance EMF's potency.
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