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Describes sleep-related hallucinations and sounds possibly attributed to wireless exposure and asks about effects on bees.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ionally experience hypnagogic and hypopompic hallucinations. This is relatively recent in my life and I attribute ”
- Environmental effects: “ss also have affects on insects particularly honeybees. Insects are our pollinators for the worlds food suppl”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “going up and as optic cables get laid and as wifi is increasingly everywhere. My home router is 6G capab”
- Towers & siting: “er increasing wireless exposures, as all the cell phone towers going up and as optic cables get laid and as wifi is i”
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I occasionally experience hypnagogic and hypopompic hallucinations. This is relatively recent in my life and I attribute it to the ever increasing wireless exposures, as all the cell phone towers going up and as optic cables get laid and as wifi is increasingly everywhere. My home router is 6G capable.
These hallucinations occur during the period of wakefulness and sleep. I get jolted awake in the exact moments of falling asleep by a loud metallic grinding noise that is not external but generates from inside my own self.
And I occasionally get awoken by pleasant beeping when coming out of sleeping in the morning that is also not external but generates from my own srlf and as soon as I am awake the sounds in both instances stop.
There is no other explanation, and I think it is EMF related, and I dont know if I am right or wrong.
On a side note, I believe EMFs/wireless also have affects on insects particularly honeybees. Insects are our pollinators for the worlds food supply. Do not neglect them in your investigations.
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