[Futuregood2]

This is a paper by 2 doctors describing how electromagnetically hypersensitive individuals feel - approx. l.9 to 3.8 million UK citizens when exposed to this radiation and the many different ways it affects them.

Fortunately the majority of people will never have any problem with EMF in the workplace or at home. Unfortunately, the small percent who have symptoms and can't live with the new smart meters are not readily listened too.

Christoph Radke is the Human Rights Officer for eon next and I hope he's in contact with the Energy Secretary's office in Parliament to make it legal that the small number of EMH individuals can be allowed to live in a house without consequences to their health, and Eon next can feel good that you are helping those whose voices are not taken account of.

[meldrewreborn]

@Futuregood2

As my alter ego says”I really don’t believe it”

[meldrewreborn]

What is possible is that some are more susceptible to radiation effects - we’re not all the same. But the levels of 5g emissions are lower than the same frequencies in visible sunlight, so frankly it’s impossible for people to be noticeably affected.

[meldrewreborn]

@Futuregood2

Parliament might be collecting views, has any been accepted and published?

[Mailman]

Originally Posted by Futuregood2

This is a paper by 2 doctors describing how electromagnetically hypersensitive individuals feel - approx. l.9 to 3.8 million UK citizens when exposed to this radiation and the many different ways it affects them.

Fortunately the majority of people will never have any problem with EMF in the workplace or at home. Unfortunately, the small percent who have symptoms and can't live with the new smart meters are not readily listened too.

Christoph Radke is the Human Rights Officer for eon next and I hope he's in contact with the Energy Secretary's office in Parliament to make it legal that the small number of EMH individuals can be allowed to live in a house without consequences to their health, and Eon next can feel good that you are helping those whose voices are not taken account of.

Rubbish and circa 10 years old judging by the references. Judge for yourself if you google the reference. I'm off to LIDL to get some aluminium foil.

Another chain puller 🤣

[retrotecchie]

@Mailman

EMI is stronger radiating from the wiring in your house than from a smart meter. And anything from DC to a few gigahertz at the power radiated has absolutely no negative biological impact whatsoever. That has been proven beyond reasonable doubt.

If I were you, I'd use that tinfoil on a roast chicken or some jacket spuds. I suspect the OP is one of those people who don't understand or believe in good solid physics.

[WizzyWigg]

In 2012, in response to possible public concern, Public Health England (PHE) started a systematic assessment of the exposure of people to RF radiation from smart meter devices within the HAN.

Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields From Smart Utility Meters in GB; Part III) On‐Site Measurements in Homes

The results of environmental measurements of RF sources in homes suggest that background exposure from the 2 GHz band (which includes WLAN and Zigbee) is similar or lower to common sources (e.g., mobile phone communications).