Another doctor's treament

From Cyril W.  Smith, Ph.D.

http://www.emfacts.com/2012/07/electrical-sensitivities-and-the-electrical-environment/


Treatment

When patients have acquired a high degree of sensitivity to many factors
 in foods and/or the chemical environment (multiple-sensitivities), they
 are very likely to have acquired an abnormal sensitivity to their
electrical environment as a part of this  ‘package’ of symptoms.  It is
rare to find electrical sensitivities without on-going chemical
sensitivities.  This electrical sensitivity can become so severe that a
person becomes incompatible with technology and unable to function in
the modern environment.  Electrical sensitivity is not mutually
exclusive of other clinical conditions; it can co-exist with and even
trigger physical or mental illness. Electrical sensitivities make
diagnosis and therapy more difficult. Medications may produce abnormal
responses or side effects, even chronic sensitisation to the electrical
environment.
A   therapy   for   alleviating   allergic  reactions   is   called
provocation/neutralisation therapy.  It was developed from earlier work
in the USA by Dr. Joseph Miller of Mobile, Alabama, and further
developed at the Environmental Health Center, in Dallas, Texas, by Dr.
W. J. Rea and at the Breakspear Hospital, Hemel Hempstead, England by
its Medical Director, Dr. Jean Monro. This therapy relies on successive
serial dilutions of the substance having in sequence the effects of
stimulating and/or quelling the reactions that they produce. This
therapy is not a substitute for eventually reducing the total body
loading of triggering substances to a level that the individual can cope
 with which can be done by simultaneously increasing the rate of
detoxification and reducing the rate of toxin intake until the body can
function normally, assuming that the enzyme systems for detoxification
are still intact.  However, while this can produce an alleviation of the
 symptoms and thereby assist achieving eventual normalisation, it may
not be possible to achieve this without some change in the patient’s
lifestyle.  It is also labour-intensive and therefore expensive.  
The general concept introduced by Dr. W. J. Rea is to seek to reduce
the total body load of stressors.  Which stress factors one seeks to
reduce may be a matter of choice although some stresses are involuntary
through exposure to the general environment. Dr. Rea has demonstrated
the reality of electrical sensitivities in double-blind trials . The
equivalent therapy for alleviating reactions to electrical  frequencies
involves trying to find one or more  frequencies which  will turn-off  
the body’s abnormal  frequency sensitivity. This  is not a cure but it
can help stabilise the body for more effective allergy therapy. As foods
 and chemicals sensitivities are brought under control and the body
detoxifies itself, the electrical sensitivities usually disappear as
well.  Symptoms usually disappear in the reverse order to their
appearance. However, it is worth noting that if a person is working or
sleeping in a zone of ‘geopathic stress’, which may be electrical in
origin, then their problems may persist and resist therapies.  
Reducing the Impact of the Electrical Environment

The sensitive person is best able to determine what affects them.  It is
 impossible to get away from the natural electromagnetic radiation from
the sun, the ionosphere, the weather and the geomagnetic field.  It is
almost impossible to get away from man-made electromagnetic radiation.  
Persons who find a deep canyon or go to the ‘out-back’ still get zapped
when a satellite comes over the horizon.  The best indicators for safer
places are – mobile phones do not work, TV reception is poor and there
are no overhead lines.
In the home, electricity supply meters emit large fields and may be
located in a passage on the other side of the wall from a bed-head.  
From where the power supply reaches the house, its cable may run on an
outside wall but, close to a bed.  Power lines on overhead poles may act
 as antennae for radio and microwave transmissions and channel them into
 the house wiring.  It is good practice to turn off all non-essential
electrical circuits at night.  Power frequencies may have the same
effect as daylight in the arctic summer depressing the level of
melatonin (an anti-cancer agent). Some biologically based shielding may
be provided by pine trees which have terpene problems, cacti or
spider-plants.  
The power supply frequencies are in effect impossible to shield with
any practical measures.  Higher frequencies can be shielded by metal
wire mesh, metallised fabric or aluminium foil, although these may act
as mirrors to reflect the radiation elsewhere.  They can also reflect
self-radiation emitted by a person having an allergic reaction making it
 even worse. A very sensitive person may react to a quantum component of
 the electromagnetic field called the magnetic vector potential and this
 cannot be shielded .
It is rare to find electrical sensitivities without previous and
ongoing chemical sensitivities.  If a person is sensitised chemically,
the electrical sensitivity can be enhanced.  Remember that electronic
equipment emits chemical fumes and as these may be a trigger for
reactions so they need to be ventilated.   For example, a person may
tolerate the electromagnetic radiation from a television set if it is
enclosed in a glass-fronted box ventilated to the outside keeping fumes
from the hot plastic out of the room.
Computers have different clock frequencies usually specified in terms
 of their speed of operation.  These frequencies will be sub-divided in
the process of carrying out the various computational functions. It may
be possible to find a model/manufacturer whose equipment is tolerated.  
The flat screen displays are likely to have less emission.  The pulses
emitted when a mobile phone dials-up a number can imprint frequencies
into the head if it is held against the ear before dialling is complete.
The eye can also be a pathway for frequencies to enter the body such
as when viewing TV or a computer.   Most acupuncture meridians are
stimulated/stressed while viewing a light source flashing at a frequency
 equal to the endogenous frequency of the meridian. Frequencies greater
than 0.05 Hz and less than 47 kHz have this effect as do strong visual
patterns and colours.  The body as a whole is sensitive to resonances in
 its environment, so metal structures or even electronic equipment which
 is not switched on may cause problems. Computer keyboards can have a
long cable or an infrared optical link to the computer unit enabling the
 latter to be kept at a distance.  A whole building or public area may
be fitted out with a wire-less internet link which cannot be avoided.
There is software which enables one to dictate to a computer, so that
the process of typing in a lot of text can be circumvented; only error
correction and editing need be done at the keyboard.
Conclusion

It is rare to find a patient with electrical sensitivities who does not
already have multiple on-going sensitivities to chemicals, volatiles and
 particulates. To avoid becoming electrically sensitive, one must be
careful about  acquiring a body load of chemicals which happen to be
toxic to you because your body cannot get rid of them quickly. Then, if
the  frequency  pattern of such substances happens to match  a pattern
of frequencies in your electrical  environment  this will make the body
think it is under further chemical attack. That is why only some people
are affected by their electrical environment.

Engineers (chemical or
electrical) work to specifications, unless they are told that certain
environmental  frequency patterns cause problems  with certain
environmental chemicals nothing will ever get done about the problem.  


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