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over a year ago
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We are biological beings, changes in the weather can affect us all especially the more sensitive you are. For instance electro sensitive people can develop flu like symptom in a strong WiFi area especially now the telecommunications industry are moving into GHZ frequencies. |
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"We are biological beings, changes in the weather can affect us all especially the more sensitive you are. For instance electro sensitive people can develop flu like symptom in a strong WiFi area especially now the telecommunications industry are moving into GHZ frequencies."
Bang on.
I have a house dust mite allergy which is compounded when the humidity is high.
Thankfully I'm not electro sensitive, but I know people who are so I turn off my WiFi when they come round. |
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"We are biological beings, changes in the weather can affect us all especially the more sensitive you are. For instance electro sensitive people can develop flu like symptom in a strong WiFi area especially now the telecommunications industry are moving into GHZ frequencies.
Bang on.
I have a house dust mite allergy which is compounded when the humidity is high.
Thankfully I'm not electro sensitive, but I know people who are so I turn off my WiFi when they come round."
Genuine question.How can people know they are electro sensitive? EM is everywhere. If it's wifi or 5g they are non ionizing (none damaging) things like microwaves are higher in the spectrum. Any electrical device will generate some EM. There is also EM coming from the earth and from the materials your house is built from some with a lot of it higher energy than 5g or wifi signals. There is a one source of ionizing radiation that is all around us, sunlight. Plus you have cosmic rays hitting the earth too. Turning your wifi off will have pretty much zero effect. |
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I used to swim in a pool that was ironized rather than chlorinated.
It played havoc with my hooter and I'd be sneezing constantly for about an hour after every swim.
Stopped going in the end.
Snot city!!! |
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By *imtimMan
over a year ago
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"Chocolate makes me sneeze
I can beat that: booze makes me sneeze, since I was 26. This is down to the SO2 contents, sulphur dioxide is the first culprit I look for.
Dust is just as bad."
I’m like that with red wine, got worse recently! |
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I do when I'm dog sitting one of my grandogs! He hates sneezing! Was looking after him the weekend and actually got a photo of his face looking at me sneezing ! I didn't realize dogs could scowl like that lol! Pity I can't post the pic here! So funny! X |
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"In a hotel recently n the person in the next room sneezed about 20 times on the trot… honestly I got a bit concerned.
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Do that all the time, just something triggering an allergy, could be dust, an airfreshner, lots of things start it, then I become like a sneezing machine gun for a few minutes. |
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