I’m sorry you’re experiencing headaches. What you’ve described doesn’t establish that a signal from the iPhone is causing them, or that the phone caused the microwave’s clock problem. Continuing symptoms while the phone is enclosed are not a measurement of a signal passing through the enclosure.
Please don’t put the phone in a microwave, even for testing, the risk is that someone could accidentally turn it on. Metal objects inside an operating microwave can cause arcing and damage.
For recurring or persistent headaches, please seek medical advice rather than relying on additional shielding experiments. The symptoms deserve attention, but research has not established low level electromagnetic exposure as the cause of symptoms attributed to “electromagnetic hypersensitivity.”
Headaches do not establish that a phone’s radio emissions caused them. World Health Organization and Australia’s radiation protection authority distinguish between genuine, sometimes disabling symptoms and the proposed electromagnetic cause. Scientific evidence has not established that low level electromagnetic exposure causes these reported symptoms. Medical assessment is appropriate. So, rather than dismissing the symptoms or assuming their cause you should discuss the headaches with trained medical professionals. No one here has the medical training or proper test equipment to prove or disprove your suspicions. A medical professional will. E your best resource at this point.
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