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A Basic Summary of the Neurological Effects of Radiofrequency Sickness Utility companies nationwide are moving toward installing transmitting electrical, gas, and water meters at each customer’s service. The new digital meters being installed on electrical services are a type of meter being called “smart” meters because they can do time of day metering, keep very close track of energy usage, and potentially perform other functions. In the case of We Energies, and most other utilities, the “smart” meters selected are transmitting “smart” meters. The transmitting electrical rate meters We Energies is using transmit in strong bursts every 6 seconds 24 hours per day 7 days a week. The other utility meters also transmit similarly. This is potentially dangerous in the long-term for everyone; however, for people who already have radiofrequency sickness this exposure can cause disability nearly immediately. Radiofrequency sickness results from overexposure to radiofrequency radiation. (See Appendix 1 for symptoms.) Radiofrequency sickness is not a disease. It is an environmentally induced functional impairment. Radiofrequency sickness has real and disabling consequences. People with radiofrequency sickness experience illness (or even death) upon exposure to radiofrequency radiation.1,2,3,4 The most common sources are electrical pollution – high frequencies that travel on building wiring – and transmitters – all wireless devices. Detrimental biological effects, distinct from tissue heating effects, have been extensively documented in studies at a range of different frequencies and at levels below the current United States safety standard.5 Our current safety regulations are not designed to protect people from the non-thermal hazards posed by transmitting meters or other devices. The FCC “safety” guidelines are solely designed to protect a 6 ft 185 lb man from tissue heating during a short (6 minute) exposure. They are not designed to protect even a 6 ft