[Closed] WIFI related headaches/ illness

I personally avoid wifi as much as possible

Good luck with that.

The air is absolutely [i]awash[/i] with EM radiation. This is how, as a random example, radio works. To avoid it you'd have to move into a radio blackspot, and even then there's still loads of non-artificial radiation kicking about. Telescopes pointing into the deepest recesses of space still have to adjust for background radiation.

TL;DR, if radio waves were dangerous we'd have been wiped out as a species centuries ago.

You could move here:

[url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone ]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone[/url]

they're pretty strict:

[i]Gasoline-powered motor vehicles are forbidden within 1 mile of the telescope as the ignition system on spark-ignited engines generates noticeable radio interference[/i]

even the US quiet zone will be affected by electromagnetic radiation from the Sun and from Jupiter.

Here's what Public Health England have to say about wifi and health

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/wireless-networks-wi-fi-radio-waves-and-health/wi-fi-radio-waves-and-health

be interesting to find out if the parent/child have mobile phones

http://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/2015/09/freevolt-perpetual-free-rf-energy-harvesting-to-power-the-internet-of-things/

Enough of these ought to clear the WiFi pollution right up!

him he could tell when a text message was about to arrive. Bit spooky

Yeah I used to do that too, really freaked people out 🙂

It was a watch with a little gizmo in it that would vibrate slightly when it picked up the signal (the one that makes speakers go funny when you phone it about to ring)

Cost me £10 off the market, good value for the hours of wonder in the office. I was like a magician 🙂

gofasterstripes - Member

http://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/2015/09/freevolt-perpetual-free-rf-energy-harvesting-to-power-the-internet-of-things/

Enough of these ought to clear the WiFi pollution right up!

I'm definitely getting some of those. And I'm going to buy a hundred mobiles so I get even more free power

I sell bracelets with holograms on them that convert all the nasty 1s to lovely 0s.

£10 via PayPal Gift to the usual address.

Con merchant

I'll sell you one for a fiver

For £15, I'll take a photo of one, shred it, grind it to dust and blow some in your general direction.

On a similar theme to the text prediction, when car sensing traffic lights were new it was good entertainment to convince the gullible that you had power over them 😆

Holograms? They are proven codswallop.
Crystals. That is truly effective.

I just followed the "reputable journals" link and it's a newspaper recycling a paper about phone use. So not about wifi, regardless of whether it's good research or not. And not the primary source neither. I will continue to apply Occam's razor and dismiss it as cobblers.

For £20 I'll e-mail you some bits which have memory of a hologram

some bits

BaronVonP7 - Member

Slightly OT....
I worked with a chap who was sensitive to mobile phone signals - using one used to give him a headache (topic of conversation/other party might have played a part ).
If you put your phone on the table near him he could tell when a text message was about to arrive. Bit spooky...

One of my friends can do this, no fillings but he has quite a few wires in his head which probably act as some sort of aerial.