EBV virus connection?

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> --- In [hidden email], "Hillel Wahrman" <whillel@h...> wrote:
>> I just came back from a doctor who actually said he knows about ES
> (!), and
>> the first question he asked me is if I had a past infection with
> EBV
>> (Epstein Barr virus). We checked my blood test, and there it was, a
> past
>> infection - positive. Then he said that this virus resides in the
> body for
>> years and together with heavy metals poisoning and emotional
> stress , when
>> your body is weak and vulnerable, causes many problems, different
> problems
>> for different people, such as chemical sensitivity, muscle trigger
> points,
>> and electric sensitivity. Well, I have all of those. (lol)
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> I would not be surprised at all if there is an eppstein barr
> connection to EHS.
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> My psychiatrist and general practitioner do recognize the possibility
> of EMFS (electro magnetic field syndrom), psychiatrist writes the
> discussion about the existence or non-existence of EMFS is not closed
> at all. Both have a 'reasonable presumption' of EMFS in my case.
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> I was tested in July 2003 and eppstein barr was 55 (reference values
> were 0.00 to 0.20).
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> The other things are:
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> a relatively low pseudocholinesterase level
> september 2003 8 U/ml and december 2004 11 U/ml (ref. values 8-19)
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> mercury in blood <9.98 ug/l (ref. values 0.00 to 2.00, and German HDM
> values 5.0 no risk and 15.0 acute need for intervention)
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> But this does not say that these levels necessarily relate to EHS (or
> EMFS) and that eppstein barr and mercury cause EHS.
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> What kind of a doctor do you have? Is it a regular practitioner or a
> alternative or complementary?
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> I found an article by L. Verschaeve in The Cancer Journal - Volume 8,
> Number 5 (1995).
> MECHANISMS OF ACTION:
> 1. INTERACTIONS WITH CELL MEMBRANES
> Pericellular currents induced by electromagnetic fields are sensed by
> intramembrane receptor proteins which amplify the signal and transfer
> it to intracellular enzyme systems and to the cell nucleus. They may
> produce intracellular alterations. etcetera
> 2. FREE RADICAL FORMATION AND OXIDATIVE STRESS
> ... Addition of a minimal amount of energy through application of a
> low magnetic field from ELF or RF origin may be sufficient to disrupt
> the oxidant/anti-oxidant equilibrium, favorizing oxidants.
> 3. MAGNETOSOMES IN THE BRAIN
> ... It was shown that the human brain also contains magnetosomes
> (50). These microstructures behave like small magnets and may be
> influenced by external electromagnetic fields changing their energy
> content, which finally results in a mechanical force with, for
> example, effects on the hypothalamus and repercussions on immune and
> neuroendocrine functions. etcetera
> 4. RESONANCE PHENOMENA AND SYNCHRONISATION OF ENDOGENEOUS OSCILLATORS
> Living organisms possess so-called endogeneous oscillators. ...These
> oscillatory centers may absorb exogeneous low- and high-frequency EM
> waves and acquire another oscillation frequency. Neurons that have
> been modified will consequently synchronize other downstream neurons
> in the same way. It should be noted that this external
> synchronisation remains present after removal of the external
> stimulus (EM field); in other words, the organisms will now function
> according to the new frequency of oscillation (98, 118). This
> hypothesis has already been verified experimentally (18).
> 5. THERMAL EFFECTS
> When the temperature of an animal is increased by up to 1 C after
> radiofrequency field irradiation, there is a thermally induced stress
> that initiates a chain reaction ... The RF fields emitted by mobile
> telephones are, however, not able to create high enough field
> strengths to give such an effect.
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> I wonder if it is true that there are no thermal effects, maybe there
> are but not within six minutes ;-)
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> The other 4 do not talk about eppstein barr or mercury.
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> 4 could explain that zappers and harmonizers etc. could have an
> effect (but then you have to stay away from the original radiation,
> otherwise the unwanted oscillation will return).
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> So far.
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> --- In [hidden email], "Hillel Wahrman" <whillel@h...> wrote:
>> I just came back from a doctor who actually said he knows about ES
> (!), and
>> the first question he asked me is if I had a past infection with
> EBV
>> (Epstein Barr virus). We checked my blood test, and there it was, a
> past
>> infection - positive. Then he said that this virus resides in the
> body for
>> years and together with heavy metals poisoning and emotional
> stress , when
>> your body is weak and vulnerable, causes many problems, different
> problems
>> for different people, such as chemical sensitivity, muscle trigger
> points,
>> and electric sensitivity. Well, I have all of those. (lol)
>
> I would not be surprised at all if there is an eppstein barr
> connection to EHS.
>
> My psychiatrist and general practitioner do recognize the possibility
> of EMFS (electro magnetic field syndrom), psychiatrist writes the
> discussion about the existence or non-existence of EMFS is not closed
> at all. Both have a 'reasonable presumption' of EMFS in my case.
>
> I was tested in July 2003 and eppstein barr was 55 (reference values
> were 0.00 to 0.20).
>
> The other things are:
>
> a relatively low pseudocholinesterase level
> september 2003 8 U/ml and december 2004 11 U/ml (ref. values 8-19)
>
> mercury in blood <9.98 ug/l (ref. values 0.00 to 2.00, and German HDM
> values 5.0 no risk and 15.0 acute need for intervention)
>
> But this does not say that these levels necessarily relate to EHS (or
> EMFS) and that eppstein barr and mercury cause EHS.
>
> What kind of a doctor do you have? Is it a regular practitioner or a
> alternative or complementary?
>
> I found an article by L. Verschaeve in The Cancer Journal - Volume 8,
> Number 5 (1995). MECHANISMS OF ACTION:
> 1. INTERACTIONS WITH CELL MEMBRANES
> Pericellular currents induced by electromagnetic fields are sensed by
> intramembrane receptor proteins which amplify the signal and transfer
> it to intracellular enzyme systems and to the cell nucleus. They may
> produce intracellular alterations. etcetera
> 2. FREE RADICAL FORMATION AND OXIDATIVE STRESS
> ... Addition of a minimal amount of energy through application of a
> low magnetic field from ELF or RF origin may be sufficient to disrupt
> the oxidant/anti-oxidant equilibrium, favorizing oxidants.
> 3. MAGNETOSOMES IN THE BRAIN
> ... It was shown that the human brain also contains magnetosomes
> (50). These microstructures behave like small magnets and may be
> influenced by external electromagnetic fields changing their energy
> content, which finally results in a mechanical force with, for
> example, effects on the hypothalamus and repercussions on immune and
> neuroendocrine functions. etcetera
> 4. RESONANCE PHENOMENA AND SYNCHRONISATION OF ENDOGENEOUS OSCILLATORS
> Living organisms possess so-called endogeneous oscillators. ...These
> oscillatory centers may absorb exogeneous low- and high-frequency EM
> waves and acquire another oscillation frequency. Neurons that have
> been modified will consequently synchronize other downstream neurons
> in the same way. It should be noted that this external
> synchronisation remains present after removal of the external
> stimulus (EM field); in other words, the organisms will now function
> according to the new frequency of oscillation (98, 118). This
> hypothesis has already been verified experimentally (18).
> 5. THERMAL EFFECTS
> When the temperature of an animal is increased by up to 1 C after
> radiofrequency field irradiation, there is a thermally induced stress
> that initiates a chain reaction ... The RF fields emitted by mobile
> telephones are, however, not able to create high enough field
> strengths to give such an effect.
>
> I wonder if it is true that there are no thermal effects, maybe there
> are but not within six minutes ;-)
>
> The other 4 do not talk about eppstein barr or mercury.
>
> 4 could explain that zappers and harmonizers etc. could have an effect

> the unwanted oscillation will return).
>
> So far.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
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> the first question he asked me is if I had a past infection with EBV
> (Epstein Barr virus). We checked my blood test, and there it was, a past
> infection - positive. Then he said that this virus resides in the body for
> years and together with heavy metals poisoning and emotional stress , when
> your body is weak and vulnerable, causes many problems, different problems
> for different people, such as chemical sensitivity, muscle trigger points,
> and electric sensitivity. Well, I have all of those. (lol)
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> He offered me some remedies which I wont go into now since my hands hurt
> from the trigger points, I can't sit too long infront of this damn
> computer. But if I feel better, I'll let you guys know. Its a carefully
> designed diet + lots of supplemts (some hard to get) + working on feeling
> emotionally happier. He said there is good chances of feeling much better

> a month or two (did I hear that before?).
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> You know, it was good just to be believed. I'll take it from there,
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> HIllel
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