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Direct Current Power Sensitivity

Howard McArthur
Hi Everyone: I need your help with a personal issue.
I have had severe Multiple Chemical Sensitivities [ MCS ] for many years. It appears that I am sensitive to any compound that contains any type of (+) positive electrical charge.
I just recently discovered that, if I came in close contact with a Direct Current power source such a battery I would loose my balance. I also found that if I am exposed to a DC energy source that is positive (+) polarity I will be pushed backwards. When I was exposed to a similar DC energy source that is negative polarity (-) I will be pushed forwards. There is nothing I can do physically, mentally or emotionally to change the results.
In attempt better understand this phenomenon I developed a test that incorporates a known energy source such as an AA Battery. This test allowed me todetermine which polarity pushed me forward or backwards.
This test is a modified version of the "Sway Test" that is described in detail on this and other links. http://www.tapintoheaven.com/2stuff/stufstest.shtml

The first part of the test is.
1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your body.
2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chestbone.
3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after completing the first part.
5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facing your body.
6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chestbone.
7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.

I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Current energy is common among the population or am I the only one.
I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problem foods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to perform thetests.
This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as described above and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful in my research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard

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Re: Direct Current Power Sensitivity

Marji


--- In [hidden email], "HowardM" <hmcarthur@...> wrote:

>
> The first part of the test is.
> 1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your body.
> 2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> 3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> 4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after completing the first part.
> 5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facingyour body.
> 6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> 7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> 8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
>
> I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Current energy is common among the population or am I the only one.
> I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
> The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problemfoods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to perform the tests.
> This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as describedabove and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful in my research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard
>

Howard I am curious about your theory here. It is my understanding that "current" whether AC or DC can't occur unless there is a completed circuit. Just holding a battery in the air, pointed at your chest, shouldn't create a field until electrons move. Can't imagine how this would work.  

For information, don't know if it has been discussed here... see the book "The Ion Effect" by Soyka available at Amazon, which describes the very veryill effects of excess positive ions in the air and which can be neutralized with a negative ion generator. Normally negative ions pop up into the atmosphere from the earth where they abound, but since we cement over our planet with buildings and roads the cities are depleted of negative ions and people are becoming very ill, dizzy, depressed, anxious, a host of ill effects from just breathing pos-ions. Then, of course, with negative ions in the air being wiped out by chemtrail debris falling to the earth (the neg-ions are attracted to the particles and the charge is neutralized)... it's no wonder we are suffering from "E" sensitivity! We are living in a soup of badly charged ions!

Marji    

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Re: Direct Current Power Sensitivity

BiBrun
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I have not tried your test, but I want to suggest a variant:

1. Close your eyes.
2. Spin the battery around a few times on a table so you don't
know which end is which.
3. Hold it in front of your chest not knowing if it's + or -.
4. Open your eyes, write down + or - and any physiological changes.
5. Repeat this at least 6 times.

On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 2:51 PM, HowardM <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
>
> Hi Everyone: I need your help with a personal issue.
> I have had severe Multiple Chemical Sensitivities [ MCS ] for many years.
> It appears that I am sensitive to any compound that contains any type of (+)
> positive electrical charge.
> I just recently discovered that, if I came in close contact with a Direct
> Current power source such a battery I would loose my balance. I also found
> that if I am exposed to a DC energy source that is positive (+) polarity I
> will be pushed backwards. When I was exposed to a similar DC energy source
> that is negative polarity (-) I will be pushed forwards. There is nothingI
> can do physically, mentally or emotionally to change the results.
> In attempt better understand this phenomenon I developed a test that
> incorporates a known energy source such as an AA Battery. This test allowed
> me to determine which polarity pushed me forward or backwards.
> This test is a modified version of the "Sway Test" that is described in
> detail on this and other links.
> http://www.tapintoheaven.com/2stuff/stufstest.shtml
>
> The first part of the test is.
> 1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your
> body.
> 2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chest
> bone.
> 3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your
> body.
> 4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel
> any problems with your balance.
> The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after
> completing the first part.
> 5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facing
> your body.
> 6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chest
> bone.
> 7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your
> body.
> 8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel
> any problems with your balance.
>
> I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Current
> energy is common among the population or am I the only one.
> I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining
> if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
> The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problem
> foods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to perform the
> tests.
> This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as described
> above and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful in my
> research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard
>
>  
>


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Snoshoe
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I can't say I move, but I feel uncomfortable with the + end towards me.

Some things with batteries bother me, even when off. The best recent example I have is I'd bought an inexpensive mp3 player finally.
Even when off it caused a lot of tension having it in the house.
I took the batteries out, and it was gone. I tried this several times over a week, and don't know quite why it does this, but I gave it away.

My minicassette answering machine recently fried finally. I noticed that after that the house felt much better too, similar to removing the mp3. This one did not have a battery backup, but there must've been something not totally off even when it was unplugged, perhaps from the phone line? SometimesI feel theh charge from the phone line as well.
Anyway, house is better, and since the digital ones available are horrible to have in the house, I will do w/o, and am happy about it.
Voice mail is not worth the extra expense, I'm not that important, lol.

I've had more energy the past few days also, and I don't know, but suspect it has to do with the lessened electricity from the answering machine.

I've had some DC things bother me when in use, but not when they're off, and not enough experience with them to know more than some bother me.

I suspect the +/- has to do also with polarity +/-, and not just the charge.

This might be helpful to you:
"To correct chronic disease, you must insert enough electrons to push the cells back up to the healing voltage of -50 mV. You must also have enough raw ..."
tennantinstitute.com/TIIM_MAC/Healing_is_Voltage.html

Also - I haven't watched the video on dialup, but it references the info. Iwas looking for here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKXH_4PNPcQ - Biologically Closed Electric Circuits - Bjorn Nordenstrom

Hope you find relief.
~ Snoshoe

--- In [hidden email], "HowardM" <hmcarthur@...> wrote:

>
> Hi Everyone: I need your help with a personal issue.
> I have had severe Multiple Chemical Sensitivities [ MCS ] for many years.It appears that I am sensitive to any compound that contains any type of (+) positive electrical charge.
> I just recently discovered that, if I came in close contact with a DirectCurrent power source such a battery I would loose my balance. I also foundthat if I am exposed to a DC energy source that is positive (+) polarity Iwill be pushed backwards. When I was exposed to a similar DC energy sourcethat is negative polarity (-) I will be pushed forwards. There is nothing I can do physically, mentally or emotionally to change the results.
> In attempt better understand this phenomenon I developed a test that incorporates a known energy source such as an AA Battery. This test allowed me to determine which polarity pushed me forward or backwards.
> This test is a modified version of the "Sway Test" that is described in detail on this and other links. http://www.tapintoheaven.com/2stuff/stufstest.shtml
>
> The first part of the test is.
> 1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your body.
> 2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> 3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> 4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after completing the first part.
> 5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facingyour body.
> 6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> 7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> 8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
>
> I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Current energy is common among the population or am I the only one.
> I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
> The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problemfoods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to perform the tests.
> This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as describedabove and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful in my research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard
>

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Re: Direct Current Power Sensitivity

Snoshoe
p.s. Forgot-
I think the charge/polarity of the battery works the same as the polarity of a magnet.
+ end causing stagnation, pain, and reduction of circulation.
- end causing motion and increase of circulation.

~ Snoshoe

--- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@...> wrote:

>
> I can't say I move, but I feel uncomfortable with the + end towards me.
>
> Some things with batteries bother me, even when off. The best recent example I have is I'd bought an inexpensive mp3 player finally.
> Even when off it caused a lot of tension having it in the house.
> I took the batteries out, and it was gone. I tried this several times over a week, and don't know quite why it does this, but I gave it away.
>
> My minicassette answering machine recently fried finally. I noticed that after that the house felt much better too, similar to removing the mp3. This one did not have a battery backup, but there must've been something not totally off even when it was unplugged, perhaps from the phone line? Sometimes I feel theh charge from the phone line as well.
> Anyway, house is better, and since the digital ones available are horrible to have in the house, I will do w/o, and am happy about it.
> Voice mail is not worth the extra expense, I'm not that important, lol.
>
> I've had more energy the past few days also, and I don't know, but suspect it has to do with the lessened electricity from the answering machine.
>
> I've had some DC things bother me when in use, but not when they're off, and not enough experience with them to know more than some bother me.
>
> I suspect the +/- has to do also with polarity +/-, and not just the charge.
>
> This might be helpful to you:
> "To correct chronic disease, you must insert enough electrons to push thecells back up to the healing voltage of -50 mV. You must also have enough raw ..."
> tennantinstitute.com/TIIM_MAC/Healing_is_Voltage.html
>
> Also - I haven't watched the video on dialup, but it references the info.I was looking for here:
> www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKXH_4PNPcQ - Biologically Closed Electric Circuits - Bjorn Nordenstrom
>
> Hope you find relief.
> ~ Snoshoe
>
> --- In [hidden email], "HowardM" <hmcarthur@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Everyone: I need your help with a personal issue.
> > I have had severe Multiple Chemical Sensitivities [ MCS ] for many years. It appears that I am sensitive to any compound that contains any type of (+) positive electrical charge.
> > I just recently discovered that, if I came in close contact with a Direct Current power source such a battery I would loose my balance. I also found that if I am exposed to a DC energy source that is positive (+) polarityI will be pushed backwards. When I was exposed to a similar DC energy source that is negative polarity (-) I will be pushed forwards. There is nothing I can do physically, mentally or emotionally to change the results.
> > In attempt better understand this phenomenon I developed a test that incorporates a known energy source such as an AA Battery. This test allowed me to determine which polarity pushed me forward or backwards.
> > This test is a modified version of the "Sway Test" that is described indetail on this and other links. http://www.tapintoheaven.com/2stuff/stufstest.shtml
> >
> > The first part of the test is.
> > 1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your body.
> > 2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> > 3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> > 4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> > The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after completing the first part.
> > 5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facing your body.
> > 6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> > 7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> > 8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> >
> > I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Currentenergy is common among the population or am I the only one.
> > I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
> > The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problem foods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to performthe tests.
> > This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as described above and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful inmy research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard
> >
>

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Howard McArthur
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Hi: Thank you for trying the Direct Current Power Sensitivity Test. The results that you experience are common. Recently a lady who was experiencing headaches tried the test and also experienced similar abnormal uncomfortable feeling. This could be the method that your body displays the test results to you.

I can not a doctor so I can only offer you my experiences and some possible suggestions to try.

I sent many years as a Electrician and HVAC Technician.

1) I would suggest that keep detailed diary and record how you feel before and after the different tests. This diary will become a valuable tool in helping with your self diagnoses program.

2) *Now Try a same test using 9 volt battery as the energy source.

*You would connect a 6 to 10 ft. length of insulated electrical wire to just one of the terminals.

*You would then hold the other insulated end near to bottom of your chest bone for up to 90 to 120 seconds. Hold it about 2 to 3 ins away from your body.

During this period try to focus on how you felt just before the test as well as after the test was completed.

*Now Record the polarity and what you experienced and the changes if any in how you feel.

* Wait for about 30 minutes or more and repeat the above test with the wire connected to the other terminal.

If you continue to have symptoms similar to what you describe, I would suggest trying different battery powered devices such as cell phones, I pods, battery powered wrist watch and the like. When you perform these test please note the polarity of the battery terminal that is closes to your body. That polarity is the one that you should be concerned about and try to avoid.



This is a test that not everyone can experience any symptoms at all. My wife is one of those persons. She does not have any issues with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities or Electro- sensitivities. I have sufficient for both of us.

Howard from Oakville






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Howard McArthur
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Hi: Thank you for the question. I do not have an answer for you. I just know that it works for me. I use a mofified version of this test to check all my foods and chemicals that I consume. I have found this test to be about 95% accurate when compared to my allergist's testing results.
This test is a personal test. Some will experience their own set of symptons such an immediate change in the way they feel while other like my wife will experience nothing at all.
Its is important to remember the poraity of the battery terminal that produced the symptons. This will be the polarity of the energy source that you will need to be extra carefull being around.
Howard from Oakville


--- In [hidden email], "Marjij" <marjij@...> wrote:

>
>
>
> --- In [hidden email], "HowardM" <hmcarthur@> wrote:
>
> >
> > The first part of the test is.
> > 1) Hold an AA battery in your hand with the positive (+) end facing your body.
> > 2) Point the positive (+) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> > 3) Hold the positive (+) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> > 4) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> > The second part of the test can be performed about 5 minutes after completing the first part.
> > 5) Hold the same AA battery in your hand with the negative (-) end facing your body.
> > 6) Point the negative (-) end of the battery towards the base of your chest bone.
> > 7) Hold the negative (-) end of battery about 2 to 4 ins. Away from your body.
> > 8) After about 1 to 2 minutes take note as to how you feel and if you feel any problems with your balance.
> >
> > I am trying to determine if this possible sensitivity to Direct Currentenergy is common among the population or am I the only one.
> > I am also trying to determine if this test could be helpful in determining if a person was sensitive to EMF or not.
> > The really good part about this test is that I can check possible problem foods or chemicals any where. I do not need special lab tools to performthe tests.
> > This test does not work for everyone but if you could try it as described above and send me your comments and questions it will be very helpful inmy research. Thanks to everyone in advance. Howard
> >
>
> Howard I am curious about your theory here. It is my understanding that "current" whether AC or DC can't occur unless there is a completed circuit.Just holding a battery in the air, pointed at your chest, shouldn't create a field until electrons move. Can't imagine how this would work.  
>
> For information, don't know if it has been discussed here... see the book"The Ion Effect" by Soyka available at Amazon, which describes the very very ill effects of excess positive ions in the air and which can be neutralized with a negative ion generator. Normally negative ions pop up into the atmosphere from the earth where they abound, but since we cement over our planet with buildings and roads the cities are depleted of negative ions andpeople are becoming very ill, dizzy, depressed, anxious, a host of ill effects from just breathing pos-ions. Then, of course, with negative ions in the air being wiped out by chemtrail debris falling to the earth (the neg-ions are attracted to the particles and the charge is neutralized)... it's no wonder we are suffering from "E" sensitivity! We are living in a soup ofbadly charged ions!
>
> Marji
>

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Howard McArthur
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Howard I am curious about your theory here. It is my understanding that "current" whether AC or DC
can't occur unless there is a completed circuit. Just holding a battery in the air, pointed at your
chest, shouldn't create a field until electrons move. Can't imagine how this would work. For
information, don't know if it has been discussed here... see the book "The Ion Effect" by Soyka
available at Amazon, which describes the very very ill effects of excess positive ions in the air
and which can be neutralized with a negative ion generator. Normally negative ions pop up into the
atmosphere from the earth where they abound, but since we cement over our planet with buildings and
roads the cities are depleted of negative ions and people are becoming very ill, dizzy, depressed,
anxious, a host of ill effects from just breathing pos-ions. Then, of course, with negative ions in
the air being wiped out by chemtrail debris falling to the earth (the neg-ions are attracted to the
particles and the charge is neutralized)... it's no wonder we are suffering from "E" sensitivity! We
are living in a soup of badly charged ions! Marji

Hi to Msrji and the Group.
The interesting point in my direct current sensitivity test is that there needs to be no current
flowing in the conductor for me to experience the presense of DC Energy. It appears that as long as
a single electrical conductor is energized by a DC source the resulting radiation surounding the
conductor is sufficient to obtain results from the test.
I am planning to perform a double blind DC Power Sensitivity test for the CR 4 group to prove that I
actually can or can not do what I claim. I expect to do the test in late Sept or early Oct. I will
be pleased to post details of how the test was conducted and the results obtained Good or Bad.
Howard
PS: Is there a Spell Checker that will work on these postings.



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charles-4
Hello,

such remarks occur wehen technicians try to unravel en reveil the secrets of electrosensitivity.

The imaginary potential is rather limited by technicians, becaus they only work with established laws, and are not capable in looking over the fence.

DC fields belong also to the elektrosmog family.

There are static magnetic fields.
They occor very often in metals parts of beds and in mattresses.
But also in metal supporting beams and in the steel armour of concrete.
(Also in underground water flows and earth beams, but in much smaller amounts and strength.)

And there are static electrical fields.
They can occur when certain surfaces are rubbed, like curtains or flooring.
Not only nylon can have this property, even wool carpets can have it.

Static electrical fields are measured with special meters, for instance an Elektrofeldmeter (according to the Feldmuehle principle).

I did measure a 9Volt blockbattery.
The plus pole showed 4 V, but the negative pole showed 34 Volts.

Fact is, that I have seen electrosensitives react to very tine fields or frequencies, which were very hard to measure.
Fact is, that i do know people who do react to cellphones in the pockets of passers by.

Most technicians do not want to discuss the occurring longitudinal waves, which do travel over much greater distances, where the transversal waves already have stopped.

Do not underestimate the power of fields.
If one connects a big battery to its body continuously, after two days one is dead.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
checked by Norton


----- Original Message -----
From: Howard McArthur
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 3:35 PM
Subject: [eSens] Re: Direct Current Power Sensitivity



Howard I am curious about your theory here. It is my understanding that "current" whether AC or DC
can't occur unless there is a completed circuit. Just holding a battery in the air, pointed at your
chest, shouldn't create a field until electrons move. Can't imagine how this would work. For
information, don't know if it has been discussed here... see the book "The Ion Effect" by Soyka
available at Amazon, which describes the very very ill effects of excess positive ions in the air
and which can be neutralized with a negative ion generator. Normally negative ions pop up into the
atmosphere from the earth where they abound, but since we cement over our planet with buildings and
roads the cities are depleted of negative ions and people are becoming very ill, dizzy, depressed,
anxious, a host of ill effects from just breathing pos-ions. Then, of course, with negative ions in
the air being wiped out by chemtrail debris falling to the earth (the neg-ions are attracted to the
particles and the charge is neutralized)... it's no wonder we are suffering from "E" sensitivity! We
are living in a soup of badly charged ions! Marji

Hi to Msrji and the Group.
The interesting point in my direct current sensitivity test is that there needs to be no current
flowing in the conductor for me to experience the presense of DC Energy. It appears that as long as
a single electrical conductor is energized by a DC source the resulting radiation surounding the
conductor is sufficient to obtain results from the test.
I am planning to perform a double blind DC Power Sensitivity test for the CR 4 group to prove that I
actually can or can not do what I claim. I expect to do the test in late Sept or early Oct. I will
be pleased to post details of how the test was conducted and the results obtained Good or Bad.
Howard
PS: Is there a Spell Checker that will work on these postings.



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Marji


--- In [hidden email], "charles" <charles@...> wrote:
>
> DC fields belong also to the elektrosmog family.
>
> There are static magnetic fields.
>
> Fact is, that I have seen electrosensitives react to very tiny fields or frequencies, which were very hard to measure.
******************

Now I'm really upset! After getting rid of all my plugged in electric devices in my bedroom, I bought a battery powered radio to listen to my favorite all night program Coast to Coast AM. I put the radio close to my head inbed so I won't bother others in the house.  

Thinking I was safe from EMF's because there was no alternate current, (my meters register nothing, neither emm's nor magnetic fields,) I thought I was in a safe place.

You are telling us the bloody batteries, whether or not turned ON, even, are still meanacing to our health. Is this right?  

Marji

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charles-4
Hello,

yes, that is right.

However, one has to understand, that there are electrosensitives in many gradations.

Not everybody is sensitive to the same elektrosmog sources. And not even to the same radiation levels.

I know people who jump from a DECT phone.
But I also know others who do not react to a DECT phone, bur do react to a source of 5.8 GHz.

Others do not react to phone masts, but to static magnetic fields in their beds.

But it is never wise in placing an elektrosmog source close to your body.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
checked by Norton


----- Original Message -----
From: Marjij
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 8:31 PM
Subject: [eSens] Re: Direct Current Power Sensitivity




--- In [hidden email], "charles" <charles@...> wrote:
>
> DC fields belong also to the elektrosmog family.
>
> There are static magnetic fields.
>
> Fact is, that I have seen electrosensitives react to very tiny fields or frequencies, which were very hard to measure.
******************

Now I'm really upset! After getting rid of all my plugged in electric devices in my bedroom, I bought a battery powered radio to listen to my favorite all night program Coast to Coast AM. I put the radio close to my head in bed so I won't bother others in the house.

Thinking I was safe from EMF's because there was no alternate current, (my meters register nothing, neither emm's nor magnetic fields,) I thought I was in a safe place.

You are telling us the bloody batteries, whether or not turned ON, even, are still meanacing to our health. Is this right?

Marji



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Re: spell checks

Marc Martin
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In reply to this post by Howard McArthur
> PS: Is there a Spell Checker that will work on these postings.

I think spell checking occurs within email programs, or in my case
(I send emails via the Firefox web browser), the web browser
does the spell checking.

Marc