If being sensitive to HF is cumulative, then it has nothing to do with the phenomenon being reported. It just so happens that people are using the term "elecro

If being sensitive to HF is cumulative, then it has nothing to do with the phenomenon being reported. It just so happens that people are using the term "elecrosensitivity" to refer to the specific and fairly well debunked phenomenon that they claim to experience. It doesn't seem fair to ask science, after debunking the phenomenon that was reported, to continue on to debunk every other phenomenon that could go by the same name.