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The commenter reports poor sleep and a tired, wired feeling at home near Wi-Fi and towers, with improved rest, energy and focus during stays in less connected areas.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “o way to truly understand the effects, but I cannot sleep soundly in my bed, as we have a house full of WiFi and cell towers near”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “annot sleep soundly in my bed, as we have a house full of WiFi and cell towers nearby by, and tired and wired most of the time,”
- Towers & siting: “my bed, as we have a house full of WiFi and cell towers nearby by, and tired and wired most of the time, but when I go tent cam”
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I find there’s no way to truly understand the effects, but I cannot sleep soundly in my bed, as we have a house full of WiFi and cell towers nearby by, and tired and wired most of the time, but when I go tent camping at the Smokey mountains Cade’s Cove - with no power, WiFi etc. I feel rested and calm with more energy, focus, and better sleep. I breathe more fully and feel more in tune to a healthier sleep and wake cycle. This also happens when I visit friends who live in a more remote area of Ga.. I live in a densely populated area of Greenville SC
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