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Une personne électrosensible est une personne qui va décrire des symptômes :1) De douleur chronique.2) Quand elle est exposée aux champs magnétiques.3) Face à un membre fantôme. 4) Récurrents de type anxieux.5) D'intolérance au gluten. 6) Aucune des solutions n'est correcte. 7) Toutes les solutions sont correctes.
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