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jeffrey p lubina's avatar

Same. I haven’t slept regularly for years, and it’s only gotten worse since my condo had dozens of “smart” meters installed, though I’m only speculating until a more elaborate forensic investigation from my local, state and federal agencies begin, who refuse to acknowledge these “weapons” even exist in the first place, just like the plastic, heavy metal, radioactive, biosynthetic nanotechnology weapons in our food, water, air and medicines—which are triggered by these energy weapons that don’t exist. Add dozens, if not hundreds, of local Bluetooth & WiFi routers (weapons), I’m surprised I haven’t been driven to jumped off my balcony yet. But there are even greater threats nobody likes to talk about coming from “government energy weapon targeting systems” that utilize these communication systems and imbedded nanotechnology in our bodies, plus whatever the hell HAARP & DARPA are up to lately…for our bloody security, no less.

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Crixcyon's avatar

Over the last 50 years, my sleep habits have been all over the map. It is impossible to follow those 10 tips consistently. I am generally an early riser as I was "trained" that way for about 23 years having the same job early in life. Before retiring, I had a job for about 10 years being on call all hours. I think many sleep problems arise from thought fatigue...people cannot stop replaying their thoughts. Maybe too much MSM garbage.

If you are having sleep issues from just one 5G router some distance away, imagine living in an apartment where there are several of these things in close proximity. I do live in an apartment and its' no use turning off my router at night and it's not 5G. We use nothing 5G but it seems to be everywhere. And of course the apartments all have smart meters which are nothing more then spy machines.

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