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What might be causing electric feelings in my body?

Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Sep 15 8:59pm | Replies (25)
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Do you spend time near a “smart meter” (one that measures your monthly electricity usage and is remotely read by computer from the utility company’s home office)? My smart meter was mounted on the outside of the exterior brick wall of my house where the headboard of my bed was located just on the other side of the same wall (4 inches from my head). It was the way for years. Eventually, I would have random internal full body electrical zaps when I laid on my bed. It was very strange. It was then, I paid the utility company to replace the smart meter with an old fashion utility meter that requires a technician to come to my home to read it manually in person, for $20. extra per month! The zaps went away! The public isn’t being told the truth! I wonder what 24/7 home/office WiFi and cell phone radiation is doing to us?

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windyshores | @windyshores | Aug 21 7:20am

There are all kinds of medical issues that can cause these sensations.

I noted a second person mentioning EMF sensitivity, which I had brought up earlier.

You can buy a meter to test EMF in your home. Replacing smart meters as noted above is important. You can simply turning your wifi off at night, to start. Buy a keyboard and mouse that are wired rather than wireless. Don't sleep near a refrigerator.

I bought a router that is low emission but some people put a Faraday cage around it. Smart meters can also be covered with a guard but replacement with old-fashioned meter is better. Some people wire their computer so there is no wifi.

I had issues similar to yours due to Lyme Disease. Testing is pretty unreliable. I have spinal cord damage in my neck and spinal fractures and those can also cause problems like yours. B12 deficiency is something else to check.

I am another lay person and these are based on my own experiences.

So you have to try to tackle each symptom and each possible diagnoses separately, one at a time.

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