What are some symptoms of overexposure to RF?

Overexposure to RF (radiofrequency) radiation can lead to a variety of symptoms that affect both physical and mental health. The choice indicating nausea, poor mental capacity, and headaches encapsulates these potentially adverse effects well.

Headaches are commonly reported by individuals exposed to high levels of RF, as exposure can disrupt normal brain function. Nausea may also occur due to the body reacting to the stress and discomfort caused by continued RF exposure. Furthermore, poor mental capacity, which refers to difficulties in concentration, attention, and cognitive processing, can arise from prolonged RF exposure affecting neurological functions.

In contrast, skin burns and respiratory issues relate more to thermal effects or other types of environmental exposure rather than RF directly. Similarly, mental clarity and increased focus do not align with the adverse effects associated with RF overexposure; rather, they suggest a positive outcome that is not consistent with the symptoms typically observed in those affected by RF exposure.