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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If led lights are seeing if headaches for you, that's a totally different sort of frequency effect. Try wearing caps with different liners to test what helps the symptoms, also different polarizing sunglasses, or blue light blockers. Alternatively since you hear a hum, eat protection may aid you, especially the active background noise cancellation ones. I have tinnitus and different things and places affect its level, I've had varying amounts of luck with the things I've mentioned above. Good luck.
Alternatively, just out of left field, I did great something, maybe on George Noory, suggesting that the hissing is signals from The Other Side, like where the boundary is weaker or something like that. Was an interesting thought.
Hmmm? Interesting thought on hearing from another reality. However, I know this hissing is somehow linked to the upgrade to 5G. That is when it started. Since it is frequency, ear protection does nothing. This is going to sound weird, but it is like my body hears it and not the normal way we hear sound. I have been tested several times and actually my hearing is very good - in fact, one doctor said my hearing was too good. So that may explain why I can actually hear EMF. At times I can even hear electrical wiring.
Thanks for your suggestions. I pray you stay on top of your tinnitus. I can feel for you.