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Can electromagnetic fields make you feel paranoid or other symptoms?
Rayquaza80
well not all people are so sensitive to this exposures and have no affect at all, but yeah some people may feel like their being watched, feel paranoid, or may feel sick from your stomach. I still dont know why some people are not affected by high EMF (electromagnetic feilds) (info from ghost hunters and world encyclopedia)
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