A small bit of a back story. A few months ago I started noticing small headaches would happen when I used my phone at all. A bit of research on a conspiracy forum led to people talking about 5g and what it can possibly do to you. This led to stories about communities in India burning down their 5g towers. I took mine and my wife's phone and turned them both to 4g. Headaches went away. Well I work in a downtown area and the signal is horrible. I decided to turn 5g on while I was at work and yet again the small headaches come back. Is there any reliable link to this and 5g? And has anyone else experienced this?
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<i> The 5G spectrum is a range of radio frequencies in the sub-6 GHz range and the millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequency range that is 24.25 GHz and above. <br> The frequency bands for 5G networks come in two sets. Frequency range 1 (FR1) is from 450 MHz to 6 GHz, which includes the LTE frequency range. Frequency range 2 (FR2) is from 24.25 GHz to 52.6 GHz. The sub-6 GHz range is the name for FR1 and the mmWave spectrum is the name for FR2.</i><p>https://www.sdxcentral.com/5g/definitions/what-is-5g/what-is-5g-spectrum/#:~:text=The%20frequency%20bands%20for%205G,24.25%20GHz%20to%2052.6%20GHz. <p>
Do you hear your airport radar too? The human ear, can hear (at best) between 20 to 20,000 Hz. Most adults hear far less, say in the 60 to 6,000 Hz. You are talking about hearing well above AM radio frequencies, and above the FM frequencies, and claim to be affected by frequencies in the realm of radar. These frequencies are everywhere, including deep space. <p>Now, radiation burns are another matter; but we are more of a chemical based creature than electrical. You can take a PT or IQ test above a generator in Hoover Dam, and again in a remote pasture - and your tests will be within the margins of error; but a few milligrams of caffeine, LSD or a few shots of alcohol, and everything changes. I have had tinnitus for years, in my case it's because of hearing loss. The hairs in my inner ear for high frequencies have died, but the nerves are alive and well. The nerves are attempting to hear, what isn't there; and the result is a constant hiss. My hearing loss is mild, yet I wear hearing aides - why? Because they can pipe a high frequency "hiss" that has greatly diminished my tinnitus; the nerves are no longer in a feedback loop.
You may want to have your hearing checked by an ENT. It could be something as minor as a wax buildup against your ear drum, a small hair that is putting pressure against your ear drum, or just age (and listening to rock at unhealthy loud volumes mixed with genetics - like me)
Light frequency =/= sound frequency. If 5G is causing the hissing noise, it's probably the 5G activating some neurons in his brain related to hearing.
My hearing has been checked several times and is actually above normal range. Maybe that is why I can hear this stuff like you suggested. They said my problem is that my hearing is too good and very sensitive. My brother is the same way and we have been like this since we were kids. Yes, I do think I can hear the radar and that was the first thing I was really starting to notice. Whenever I thought I was hearing it I would check the map and it would be cranked up. Also like I mentioned, I would would notice the waves in the sky - geoengineering? Not sure why there were changes in the intensity at different times, but I would notice it. Then with the installation of the 5G towers all over where I live, it is now constant. The only way I can escape it is to travel out to the wilderness and out of range of most of the EMF. That is another reason I know it is not tinnitus. But, because of the increase in the footprint coverage ranges, it is getting more difficult to find places where I don't hear it - almost impossible. If I was more of the mountain man type of survivalist, I would move to the middle of the Alaskan wilderness. But I am not, so I am just going to have to learn to live with it.
Thanks for all the information.