Answer
Electronic Harassment causes a wide range of physical effects across multiple body systems. Neurological effects include headaches, dizziness, confusion, memory problems, concentration difficulties, and disorientation. Autonomic effects include palpitations, shortness of breath, nausea, sweating, changes in heart rate, and blood pressure fluctuations. Muscular effects include muscle spasms, twitching, tension, weakness, and involuntary movements. Sensory effects include visual disturbances (flashes, patterns, distortions), auditory effects (buzzing, ringing, clicks), and skin sensations (burning, crawling, tingling).
Sleep effects include insomnia, interrupted sleep, nightmares, waking at specific times, and inability to reach deep sleep. Pain effects include headaches, joint pain, nerve pain, burning sensations, and localized pain. Psychological effects include anxiety, panic attacks, irritability, depression, emotional instability, and mood swings. Systemic effects include fatigue, immune suppression, gastrointestinal problems, and hormonal disruption.
These physical effects are not imagined—they are the result of directed energy and electromagnetic stimulation affecting the body's physiological systems. The purpose of these physical effects is to weaken you, making you more susceptible to patterning, conditioning, and control.