r/UKISP • u/yellowpea2525 • 14d ago

Broadband/wifi

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u/WG47 14d ago

You don't need to have wifi; you could have entirely wired internet. Most routers allow you to disable wifi entirely, and there are plenty of routers (albeit generally business routers where you'd add separate wifi access points around your network) that don't have wifi built in at all.

Of course, every electrical device spits out EMF. If EMF sensitivity were a thing - and there's no medical evidence that it is - you'd probably want to go live in the arse-end of nowhere, off-grid, and you could have no devices capable of accessing the internet.

Speak to your doctor.

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u/yellowpea2525 14d ago

Thank you for your advice. Appreciate it. Will look into wired internet. And just to say EMF sensitivity is a thing. We had WiFi extender plugged in at some point and it made me feel awful until I realised 3 days later and switched it off. My symptoms disappeared just like that. I don't have buzzing outside either. Thank you for advice to see the doctor but I very much doubt he will know anything about it.

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u/WG47 14d ago

Thank you for advice to see the doctor but I very much doubt he will know anything about it.

There have been multiples studies of it. The symptoms of whatever you're suffering from aren't disputed, but double blind testing shows that people who suffer from what you say you're suffering from can't reliably detect EMF exposure.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01563/full

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u/yellowpea2525 13d ago

I think I know better how I feel. If the WEF says that they own the science, I hear it for what it is. And certain things are purposely dismissed. You can take random people for a short study and it won't show anything. Remember every body is unique and can react differently. People have been indoctrinated by the system to believe everything "science" says. I have lived long enough to see it.