--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Also, years ago I was given one of those > "pendants" from > > ToolsForWellness that is supposed to reduce EMF. > Is that really > > effective? > > Which one did you try? (Tools for Wellness sells > lots of pendants) http://www.toolsforwellness.com/eb007.html# That's what mine looks like. Sorry it took me a while to find the link. Any ideas on whether this is effective? It seems to help, but seems like not "enough". I wear it pretty much all the time (not in the shower) and once in a while take it off. Also I try to hang it in the reaview mirror of the car during the daylight once a month to "recharge" it. As is uggested to do. Does anyone know if this is effecitve? It says "by hanging it in a window" __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Is an internet based broadband phone considered > > "landline?" > > Oooh, you're in new territory here. I suppose that > in a way, if the phone has a cord (not wireless), > then > it could be considered a "land line". However, > there > may be some other issues here with the digitization > of > the signal that may make a broadband phone worse > than > an old-fashioned analog phone. > > > Is there anything you can do when you have to use > cell > > phones and can't avoid it? > > Sometimes you can apply something to the phone (e.g, > a special sticker or bead, etc.), or wear a pendant > that would make a cellphone less bothersome. But > you may have to try several options before finding > something satisfactory. Any ideas here on how to "tell"? I find that when using computers, it is OBVIOUS to me just how draining, etc it is. The cell phone really isn't "obvious" to me in how I feel. (Like today, just moving the computer back was a DREAMATIC difference.) Wear a pendant - is the one I'm wearing "enough" or would you suggest wearing 2. I know/think mine does "something" becasue I feel worse without it; also I felt worse and then realized I hadn't charged it for a while and then did and felt better..... > > > Would it help for me to turn my > > phone off as much as possible > > Yes, it would, because when it's turned on, I > believe > it's still occasionally communicating with a > cellphone > tower. Okay, thanks. > > > I have one of those earphone thing > > but never use it (poor sound quality) and also > because > > I heard that some of them actually make the > radiation > > worse. Is that true? > > I would base your opinion on which method makes you > feel worse. Hm....again I have a hard time with that because I dont feel TERRIBLE from the phone. (I guess because when I am using the ocmputer it causes SUCH symptoms!) Usuing the cell phone all I can notice is maybe feeling a "little" drained? I knew TV and computers bothered me even when I was a very little elementary school kid and never heard of EMF or any of that. I would have never known cell phones were a "problem" if I hadn't read it. So is there a way to tell when which is "better" when your body isn't being clear on cell phone stuff? > > > So, I was 17 inches from the monitor, now am 26.5. > Is > > that significant. It is almost one an a half > times! It > > seemed like it actually ehlped alot! > Suprisingly!!! > > Yes, that should indeed help. You may also want to > (if possible) move the computer even further away, Hm....Not sure how to do that. I actually had to unplug the things in the "hole for the plugs to go through" and just run them over the top so I could shove it all the way back against the wall of the cubicle. > and buy longer cords for the keyboard and monitor. Right now, I just maybe need a longer desk?! The cords have at least 3 feet left so that is good if I figure out how to get further. > Also, if you have a cathode ray tube monitor, Um...How would I know which I have? I THINK my one at wor is a cathode? I'm saying this because it is that big "box" type looking one - isn't that cathode. My laptop, isn't that LCD? I am just wondering, but I think I tolerate the LCD better? Would that be correct or plausible? you > may want to experiment with lower resolutions and > lower refresh rates. I find that 800x600 resolution > is easier to tolerate than 1024x768, and also that > 75khz refresh is easier to tolerate than 85khz. Hmmm.....I am interested in this. The refresh rates - why would a lower one be better? I was under the impression that you wanted it as high as it could go (I have mine set to 100). When mine was set at 60, I could actually see the screen flicer and could hardly tolerate it. Why would the lower resoulution help? I could try that.....doesn't the lower resolution make everything bigger? > If you are using a flat LCD monitor, then I don't > this will help. Any advantages to trying to get a flat LCD monitor? > > > Also, I turned the power settings different - will > > this help? > > > > Changed "turn monitor off" to after 1 min > > Turn hard disks off to after 3 min > > go to standby - after 1 min > > > > (will that help?) > > That will help if you're just sitting next to the > monitor and not using it. However, if you are > actually using the computer, then you're going > to have to have it turned on! (you could also > manually put the computer to sleep if you're > not using it) Okay, that makes sense. I figured that way if I am on the phone or something, it will shut off as fast as possible. Should I put any kind of shielding around the computer? What about my laptop? Anything to make that "better"? > > > Also would it help to turn off or unplug the > printer? > > The scanner? > > I doubt it, but it might. It's worth a try. > > > What about other electircal things? Like space > > heaters, alarm clocks, hair dryer, microwave, cell > > phone charger, > > You should be most concerned about things you > spend a lot of time nearby. Like an alarm > clock which your near 8 hours/day. I'd keep > that 3 feet away from you. Okay, that is a very easy solution - thanks. I like to have a regular plug in one so that it rings and keeps ringing; I will just put it outside in the hall - that should be pretty far away. I will also put my cell phone on the charger out in the different room, not right next to my bed! Is it bad if you are sleeping NEAR a thing that is turned off but not unplugged. Say a TV or Copmuter. > > > Wireless internet?! I didn't realize that was a > > problem?! I have that at my house! Yikes. > > That could be a big problem. You should get > rid of anything wireless in your house. This > won't protect you from your neighbor's wireless > stuff, but it will still help. Well, right now my laptop when I have it look for wireless networks only sees mine; so doesn't seem like any neighbors have any or at least no tstrong ones since my cmoputer can't pick up on it. Would turining it off when I'm not using it be a good step until I can figure out something else? (Another person uses a desktop computer that is connenctedc by wireless because its in a room that doesn't have a direct wire connection, and really would be tough to shuffle rooms. > > Marc > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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I have to be in the office for the normal work hours;
then the rest of the work I can take home/or whatever I want. --- straitguy <[hidden email]> wrote: > Is there anyway you can work from home where you can > really do some stuff you can't at somebody else's > work environment? > ----- Original __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: > > I am lucky in that I have never had any metal > > fillings. However, strangely, I do have very high > > levels of mercury. > > That is odd. Did your mother have mercury fillings? None. > Have you eaten a lot of fish? Yes. Ate tuna like 2-3 times daily for years. Have you broken a > mercury thermometer? Not that I know of for sure but vaguely remember maybe one getting broken when I was very small. (Like maybe 5?) Also I went swimming alot as a little kid and think that mabye a mercury thermometer broke in the pool? No one really remembers any of this so it is just speculation because I was so little that I dont have a clear memory just a thought that it happened. Perhaps you live in an area > which has a lot of mercury contamination > in the local environment? Yes. I think our water had e coli, and all kind of other stuff in it. Now I just drink distilled. It is supposedly "unfit for human or animal consumption" from the one test I had done. Or perhaps you've > eaten other types of foods that have been > contaminated. Like what??? > > We like to put the blame on dental fillings for > all of our mercury exposure, but there are > certainly lots of other sources, including some > over the counter and prescription medications. Oh wow, medicines? I wonder if any of mine.... > > I assume you had some sort of test for mercury > levels (hair? urine? blood?). These tests aren't > known for their accuracy/relevance, as the places > where mercury accumulates in the body are not > places which are ever tested (e.g, thyroid, kidneys, > > brain) Urine test. Mercury was very elevated. Yes, that was kind of strange because most people it isn't at all even if they are very mercury toxic. I have adrenal problems and thyroid problems too so I am guessing the mercury caused or contributed to it. > > Marc > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: >> For me, my problems were mostly from computer > monitors, > computer (CPU) boxes, What do you do about this one? TV sets, Well, I think this makes me just try to avoid TV as much as possible. Do I need to unplug it or is it okay if off. cellphones, and > florescent > lights (including the new spiral energy efficient > lights). > I don't think you need to concern yourself with > *all* > appliances, because most of them you spend very > little > time next to, and they don't put out a lot of high > frequencies. Is there anything that can be done about the florescent lights at work? How big of a deal do you think that is. I do not know if it is more an issue because it bothers me visually rather than electriclaly. Wearing a visor helps, but is not really acceptable in the office unfortunatly. Would that be a sign that it is more of a visual problem than electrical? Or maybe both? > > Marc > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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Hi, that is so interesting that yours is manly based
on cell phone whereas mine mainly on computer! --- Evie <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi, Christina, > > I do not react to cell phones when they are turned > off. Someone here suggested I use a lead lined bag > to keep my cell phone in while charging it, as it > bothered me while I was charging it. I have not > tried that yet. (Instead, I charge my phone in an > unused room on the far side of the house.) However, > I still plan to try the lead lined bag when I locate > one. (They are used to protect camera film.) I wonder where these can be found? I have never heard of it before? sOunds interesting. > > Would a lined hat work, like Andrew mentioned he > used, for calling on the cell phone??? Would > wearing a hat or "apron" type garment made of > shielding fabric lining help Christina at work??? > Just a question, as I only have ES with cell phone > use. Any ideas on this? I would be really interested in hearing this. Especially at home- I could wear a metal silver blanket between me and the laptop, or put it around my head, etc! Does that work? > > Also, I used to have my computer monitor 6 feet > away and used a remote keyboard. I could see the > monitor well for most purposes and it was close > enough to read, if I manipulated the display > settings. I do not have ES symptoms from my > computer, so I don't know if that would help you or > not; I had this setup due to being bed-bound from > illness. I now use a laptop, but now I am only > online about an hour or two/day, so I do not have > much exposure, anyway. > > My best to you (and welcome!), Thanks :) > Diane > Christina R <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > --- Andrew McAfee <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Christina, > > Here is an email address for Charles Keen > > [hidden email] > > Thank you. > > > > > I have had mixed results with my faraday cage a > > couple of years ago > > when I lived next door to the towers. > > > Mixed results? What was badd about it? > > > > > > It sounds like most of your problems come from > over > > exposure to cell > > phones and computer screens. These are easy to > > remedy. Don't use a cell > > phone, or cordless phone; use a land line phone. > > Is an internet based broadband phone considered > "landline?" > > Is there anything you can do when you have to use > cell > phones and can't avoid it? How much does > "limiting" > your exposure help? Would it help for me to turn my > phone off as much as possible (I have it on and > right > next to me 24/7) I have one of those earphone > thing > but never use it (poor sound quality) and also > because > I heard that some of them actually make the > radiation > worse. Is that true? Is there anything I can do to > the cell phone to make it stop harming me? I guess > the only thing I could think of to reduce cell phone > use would be to get calling cards and go to a pay > phone? > > > Experiment with low radiation screens for your > > computer and limit your > > time on it. Back away as far as you can from it. > > Back away from it -- oay that was really doable and > I > just rearranged my cmoputer: > > Before it was > 9 inches to edge of keyboard (now 11 - moved > adjustable tray) > > plus an additional: > > 5 inches to computer base (now 11.5 - shoved it > back) > > plus an additional > > 3 inches to front of monitor (now 4 inches, moved it > back too) > > > So, I was 17 inches from the monitor, now am 26.5. > Is > that significant. It is almost one an a half times! > It > seemed like it actually ehlped alot! Suprisingly!!! > > > Also, I turned the power settings different - will > this help? > > Changed "turn monitor off" to after 1 min > Turn hard disks off to after 3 min > go to standby - after 1 min > > (will that help?) > > Also would it help to turn off or unplug the > printer? > The scanner? > > > > Anything else "easy" to do as far as computers/cell > phones? (Since that is a really big thing for me as > far as amount of time on them.) > > > What about other electircal things? Like space > heaters, alarm clocks, hair dryer, microwave, cell > phone charger, > > TENS unit (is this bad electrically? I use it for > pain > and muscle stuff) > > > > > > Get a gauss meter that reads magnetic fields and > get > > an RF meter than > > measures microwave/radio radiation. > > > Is the "trifield" meter okay to get for these > uses??? > > > You don't need > > to spend more than > > $100 to get the basics covered. You need to know > if > > you are working and > > sleeping in an environment with more than 2 mG. > 0.00 > > is the goal. > > > > You want as low as possible RF radiation as > possible > > so you need to > > know when things are lower and confirm it. > > > > As far as wiring, the gauss meter can tell you > > quickly if things are > > wired well or not. If anything is over 2 mg at hip > > level, you have a > > problem. Get all the appliances like heaters, > power > > strips, fuse boxes, > > etc away from you because they will create > magnetic > > fields far in > > excess of what is healthy. > > Stetzer Microsurge meter > > http://www.stetzerelectric.com/ > > can tell you how much excess radiation and > appliance > > harmonics are > > flooding your electrical system. Stetzer Filters > and > > power strips > > > > > can significantly reduce these emissions along the > > wiring. > > > > As far as radio/microwave protection, for 2 years, > I > > slept with a > > fabric wrapped around my head that had silver > lining > > in it and it > > helped me tremendously while I slept. I have a > > shielded hat that I wear > > frequently while shopping, in restaurants, etc, > > whenever I am around > > cell phones or wireless internet. > > > What kind of fabric did you wrap around your head? > Can > you use one of those "silver blankets" that are sold > for keeping warm in emergencies? Or aluminum foil? > Or > something else easily found in a store? > > Shielded hat - does that protect? I read something > that it does (by the people selling it!) and also > read > another thing that any of that doesn't help because > it > is not "grounded"....any info on that? > > > Wireless internet?! I didn't realize that was a > problem?! I have that at my house! Yikes. > > Also, would it help at all to wrap the cell phone or > computer in aluminum foil? Or to wear some kind of > "lap vest" - you know like the kind you wear at the > dentist when having X-rays.? > > > > > > > Learn for yourself how this stuff works by using > the > > meters and > > measuring how your body feels. > > There is much more and we'll get into that later. > > First thing is get > > some meters and cut down on exposure. > > > > I also believe that that body needs to be > > regenerated from being > > overexposed from radiation and chemicals from our > > food, air, carpet, > > walls, cars, computers, etc... Our body systems > are > > taking a huge hit. > > I believe the first thing is to have all metal > > fillings removed by a > > protocol dentist, > > I am lucky in that I have never had any metal > fillings. However, strangely, I do have very high > levels of mercury. > > > and then begin a slow and easy > > detox regimen while > > rebuilding the body with raw and healthy organic > > foods. > > > > Good luck and feel free to keep asking questions. > > Andrew > > > Thank you for all your help. > > > > > > On Feb 12, 2006, at 12:22 AM, christina2005r > wrote: > > > > > --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee > > <amcafeerr@...> wrote: > > >> > > >> Here is where we need to get more specific. > What > > are your symptoms > > > > > > > > > exhaustion, eyestrain, headaches, fatigue, short > > term memory > > > problems, difficulty completing/focusing on > tasks, > > feeling very > > > overwhelmed/overloaded, light sensitivity (I set > > the refresh rate to > > > the best possible and my computer at wor has a > > "glare screen" - that > > > seems to help a little). Also I wear a visor > with > > a brim to help with > > > florescent lights (the visual aspect) > > > > > > > > > > > > and > > >> where do you feel that way? > > > > > > > > > Mostly anywhere I am on a computer. This would > be > > at work and home. > > > Although I feel the same way on friend's > > computers. Also, I have the > > > same symptoms around TV, although I have reduced > > this by not watching > > > it, and if I'm around people who are; just being > > very far away from > > > the TV and not looing at it. > > > > > > To some degree, I must just be EMF sensitive in > > general because > > > I "usually" don't feel good. I feel alot better > > when, say, outside in > > > the woods taking a walk, away from all gadgets. > > > > > > > > >> Do you know what is causing the pain or > symptoms? > > > > > > I am guessing the main culprit is both the > > > (typical monitor work computer > > > (laptop) > > > > > > I use them combined for >12 hours daily most > days > > for work. > > > > > > Plus the flourescent lights at work. This seems > to > > relaly visually > > > bother me; I can't wear a visor there, so am > > guessing htis is more a > > > visual thing than an "electric" thing...but not > > sure if there is > > > anything I can "do" to the flourscent > > lights...They just get turned > > > on automatically; and I'm in a cubicle where the > > lights would also be > > > supplying other peopls' work areas.... > > > > > > I am guessing also just general "EMF overlaod" > > because I use a cell > > > phone >4 hours daily, plus just I think am > around > > alot of "gadgets" > > > unfortuantely. > > > > > > > > > (like a tower nearby > > > > > > none that I know of > > > > > >> or your house wiring, > > > > > > I don't have any idea. It doesn't seem like it > is > > something > > > specifically WORSE here (I just moved here about > 6 > > months ago, and > > > had the same symptoms before.) That isn't to > say > > that a change in > > > wiring couldn't make it BETTER...just that there > > isn't > > > anything "terrible" with my house wiring; I feel > > the same way around > > > any other house I've been in. > > > > > > computer screen, > > > ***Yes, this seems to be a major problem. > > > > > > > > > cell phones, > > > *** Very likely; I use mine so much. I dont get > > eyestrain with it; > > > but do get headaches/feeling tired/memory > problem > > stuff. > > > > > > > > > > > > etc.) > > >> Lessemf.com has books on house wiring. > > > > > > Any specific "easy" ones for starters? > > > > > > Also, is there any "easy" way to make some kind > of > > protective thing > > > for while I sleep, like WITHOUT having to fix > > wiring (I rent an > > > apartment so really can't make too many > changes). > > I saw on the > > > lessemf a "faraday canopy" that is $300. Is that > > helpful? Is there > > > any way to make a farday cage for cheaper? (Like > > one that I could > > > make a box size, put a blanket on the bottom, > and > > sleep in? At least > > > that way I wouldn't be overloaded with EMF for > > those 8 hours. I > > > looked it up online and was confused as to > > > 1. What material could be used? > > > 2. What the "grounding" it means. Does that mean > > if it is on the > > > ground it is okay? > > > > > > > > > Also, what type of protective personal shielding > > actually WORKS. I > > > saw on the less EMF how they have things like a > > baseball cap, etc - > > > but then read something else that something has > to > > be completely > > > encircled plus "grounded" (I dont know how to do > > that) for it to be > > > effective. So how do you do that as a person to > be > > able to go > > > anywhere? I can't put a solid metal sphere > around > > me! I also heard > > > something like if you put a sliver blanket or > > aluminum foil (you know > > > those emergency ones) around you or the walls in > > your home that > > > protects you? Is that true? > > > > > > > > > Also, years ago I was given one of those > > "pendants" from > > > ToolsForWellness that is supposed to reduce EMF. > > Is that really > > > effective? It seems like it MIGHT be a little, > but > > may just be that > > > it made me feel like I was doing SOMETHING about > > it. > > > > > > > > > What would be the easiest/cheapest way to be > able > > to at do > > > 1. Create a place that I can sleep in with low > > EMF and go to to > > > relax/get un overloaded! > > > 2. Reduce the computer's EMF or shield myself > > from it. > > > > > > > > >> I have worked with Charles Keen at > > emfservices.com for having my > > > house > > >> diagnosed and for shielding recommendations. > > > > > > For some reaon, When I type this into my > internet > > explorer, it > > > automatically closes IE. I am having this > problem > > with pages that > > > have some kind of animation I think; for some > > resaon my computer is > > > doing this error with other pages too. Could > you > > send me the email > > > for Charles Keen? > > > > > > > > > Thank you so much for your reply and for such > good > > information! I > > > really appreciate it! > > > > > >> Andrew > > >> > > >> > > >> On Feb 11, 2006, at 6:16 PM, christina2005r > > wrote: > > >> > > >>> Wow, thanks for all that infromation! > > >>> > > >>> Do you know a website or book that explains > it? > > (Meaning practical > > >>> things I can do about it, not just "oh EMF is > so > > harmful".) > > >>> > > >>> Also, > > >>> > > >>> > > >>>> Then onto Radio, microwave, etc. from TV, > > Radio, Cell phone > > > towers, > > >>>> etc. There is clothing that has silver > lining, > > plastic film for > > >>>> windows, copper paint and plastic sheets for > > walls, and various > > >>> other > > >>>> devices and objects that block or transform > the > > energy in some > > >>> fashion. > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> Is there any basics on what is the first most > > effictive thing > > > that I > > >>> can get started on? I know there are so many > > different ones you > > > could > > >>> spend thousands of dollars. What would be the > > "easiest" thing I > > > could > > >>> just do right away (and then do more elaborate > > as I learn more?) > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee > > <amcafeerr@> wrote: > > >>>> > > >>>> I am not an expert and I have to begin the > > conversation with > > >>> splitting > > >>>> the full spectrum up into 2 basic ranges, > some > > of the lower end > > >>> which > > >>>> can be measured by a gauss meter and some of > > the upper radio or > > >>>> microwave spectrum which is measured by an RF > > meter (radio > > >>> frequency > > >>>> meter). > > >>>> Grounding has more to do with the electrical > > current running > > >>> through > > >>>> your house and body and by allowing the > > electric current to run > > > to > > >>> the > > >>>> ground so your body won't store it as much. > > There are many cords > > >>> that > > >>>> can attach to the 3rd lower plug of the wall > > socket that can > > > allow > > >>> the > > >>>> excess electrical current or body voltage to > > flow away from you. > > >>> There > > >>>> has been also problems in some areas with > > energy running up into > > >>> the > > >>>> house from the ground in certain areas so > this > > doesn't always > > > work > > >>>> well. Buy a voltage meter from Lessemf.com or > > an electrical store > > >>> and > > >>>> have someone help you hook it up and you'll > see > > what I mean. > > >>>> > > >>>> The gauss meter measures basic magnetic > fields > > at the lower end > > > of > > >>> the > > >>>> spectrum like those around wires, appliances, > > ovens, etc. These > > > are > > >>>> very difficult to shield against and > > fortunately diminish within > > > a > > >>> few > > >>>> feet from the source in many cases. Power > lines > > outside your > > > house > > >>> may > > >>>> pervade your entire house so you are screwed. > > You don't want > > >>> anything > > >>>> above 2 milligauss as a baseline reading > > through out your house. > > >>>> Ideally, 0.00 is what your want are at most, > > 0.1 mG. There will > > > be > > >>>> spikes around bad wiring, dimmer switches > etc. > > Most of these can > > > be > > >>>> fixed too. > > >>>> > > >>>> Moving up the spectrum, appliances and radio > > waves can give off > > >>> higher > > >>>> harmonics or frequencies back on the > electrical > > wiring and > > > Stetzer > > >>>> filters and Quantum harmonizer power strips > can > > help reduce that > > >>>> radiation. > > >>>> > > >>>> Then onto Radio, microwave, etc. from TV, > > Radio, Cell phone > > > towers, > > >>>> etc. There is clothing that has silver > lining, > > plastic film for > > >>>> windows, copper paint and plastic sheets for > > walls, and various > > >>> other > > >>>> devices and objects that block or transform > the > > energy in some > > >>> fashion. > > >>>> There is much to learn. Start small and > > experiment. Get some > > > meters > > >>> and > > >>>> learn for yourself is my advice. > > >>>> Good luck. There are some great resources on > > this list, meaning > > >>> real > > >>>> professionals and electrosensitives that live > > with this condition > > >>> and > > >>>> have tried 1,000 different things with some > > success. > > >>>> I walk with you. > > >>>> Andrew > > >>>> On Feb 10, 2006, at 8:19 PM, christina2005r > > wrote: > > >>>> > > >>>>> What do you do to reduce EMF? I am trying to > > research it and am > > >>> getting > > >>>>> lost in all the information and don't know > > where to start. > > >>>>> > > >>>>> I dont understand all the "grounding" wires > > and shields and etc! > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> Yahoo! Groups Links > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> Yahoo! Groups Links > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! 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--- Ed - Netherlands <[hidden email]> wrote: > On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 12:01:40 -0800, Marc Martin > wrote: > > >> I am lucky in that I have never had any metal > >> fillings. However, strangely, I do have very high > >> levels of mercury. > > Hi, > > The same here. > I never had any fillings at all. > Still I had quite high mercury levels. > > My dowsing rod says I had 18 grams at birth. > At age 25 I still had 17 grams. > Right now, age 27, after a year of detoxing a lot > (lipoic acid, vitamin C in megadoses and other > stuff), I'm down to 3.4 grams and still going > strong. > > My mother had 60 grams before she got pregnant (from > me, the oldest son) and right now (after giving > birth to three kids) she has 20 grams left. > Where did the 40 grams go? > > Please note, these are all values given by a dowsing > pendulum. > > Please also note, 60 grams seems like an amazing > amount of mercury, but remember that mercury is 20 > times as heavy as water. > One teaspoon of water is 5 grams, so one teaspoon of > mercury weighs 100 grams. 60 grams is only 60% of a > teaspoon of a mercury. > > I believe I got my mercury from my mother. During > pregnancy a *lot* of mercury is dumped into the > children. > Quite often, the first (few) child(ren) of a woman > with a very high mercury burden are born > dead/miscarriage because too much mercury is dumped > into the baby. > > My dowsing pendulum says I'm detoxing at a speed of > 120mg mercury per day since I started the optimized > diet (which I dowsed myself and sure does improve > detox) and I'm using lipoic acid. > Beforehand I would detox about 50 mg mercury per day > using lipoic acid, *without* the special diet. > > Saturday I still had 3.7 grams of mercury in my body > and right now it has dropped to 3.4 grams. > Of that 1.8 grams is still in my brain. > It also says that when I drop to near 0, the eSens > will disappear. > My intestinal problems will disappear near 1.3 grams > and my skin allergies will disappear near 1.0 grams. > > I hope to have all my mercury gone in a few months. > So far, my health has improved amazingly and my > emotional health even more. > My energy levels have risen considerably and my > chakra's are functioning way better it says (and I > can feel that). > eSens has improved considerably also, but I think > that *all* mercury has to be removed to be > successfull. > > I use the lipoic acid mercury detox protocol by > Andrew Cutler. > http://www.noamalgam.com/ > > My dowsing pendulum also explained to me that I have > I'm unable to detox mercury naturally because of the > genetic make-up. > It also says that the same genetic make-up applies > to about 90% of the persons who suffer from e-Sens. > At age 25 I still had 17 of the 18 grams I had at > birth. > > Please note: So far my dowsing results show quite > high accuracy levels, but I'm not 100% sure if it's > the thuth. > If you want, I could dowse the levels of mercury in > your body if you give me your name. I can also check > the genetic aspect. > If you want I can also give figures on how > successfull different mercury detox protocols will > be for you. > Please note: It's your repsonsability to do with the > figures what you want. I can't guarantee they are > correct. > > Take care, > > Ed, > the Netherlands > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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My experience with this meter is that it is good for Magnetic fields,
OK for electric fields and very poor for microwave/RF. This can be your Gauss meter. andrew On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:11 PM, Christina R wrote: > Is this meter good? > > http://www.toolsforwellness.com/al901.html > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > |
Is that enough? Is there one meter that does
everything? --- Andrew McAfee <[hidden email]> wrote: > My experience with this meter is that it is good for > Magnetic fields, > OK for electric fields and very poor for > microwave/RF. > This can be your Gauss meter. > andrew > > > On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:11 PM, Christina R wrote: > > > Is this meter good? > > > > http://www.toolsforwellness.com/al901.html > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
If you get the EX100 version (see http://www.lessemf.com/combi.html) then
the electric field and magnetic field portions are useful. EX100 means that the electric field part of the meter is 100 times more sensitive than the standard Trifield meter. The RF portion of this meter is designed for measuring strong fields, such as you would find leaking from a microwave oven. If you want to measure weaker RF signals, you will need a separate RF meter. Even so, the Trifield meter is the closest thing there is to a meter that "does it all". Emil ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christina R" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 8:14 PM Subject: Re: [eSens] EMF meter - is this one good? > Is that enough? Is there one meter that does > everything? > > --- Andrew McAfee <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > My experience with this meter is that it is good for > > Magnetic fields, > > OK for electric fields and very poor for > > microwave/RF. > > This can be your Gauss meter. > > andrew > > > > > > On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:11 PM, Christina R wrote: > > > > > Is this meter good? > > > > > > http://www.toolsforwellness.com/al901.html > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > > Do You Yahoo!? > > > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > > protection around > > > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > |
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I don't recommend wearing ALOT of silver fabric on you or wrap your
body with metallic based fabrics unless it is plugged into the ground socket. I would get a body voltage meter ($25) and double check that your ground sockets are actually sending the current out of the house and into the ground and not from the ground into the house before grounding anything, especially your body. If I put my silver mesh fabric over my head near a power source like a computer, I can feel the energy crawling on my face. Andrew On Feb 12, 2006, at 12:22 AM, christina2005r wrote: > --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@...> wrote: >> >> Here is where we need to get more specific. What are your symptoms > > > exhaustion, eyestrain, headaches, fatigue, short term memory > problems, difficulty completing/focusing on tasks, feeling very > overwhelmed/overloaded, light sensitivity (I set the refresh rate to > the best possible and my computer at wor has a "glare screen" - that > seems to help a little). Also I wear a visor with a brim to help with > florescent lights (the visual aspect) > > > > and >> where do you feel that way? > > > Mostly anywhere I am on a computer. This would be at work and home. > Although I feel the same way on friend's computers. Also, I have the > same symptoms around TV, although I have reduced this by not watching > it, and if I'm around people who are; just being very far away from > the TV and not looing at it. > > To some degree, I must just be EMF sensitive in general because > I "usually" don't feel good. I feel alot better when, say, outside in > the woods taking a walk, away from all gadgets. > > >> Do you know what is causing the pain or symptoms? > > I am guessing the main culprit is both the > (typical monitor work computer > (laptop) > > I use them combined for >12 hours daily most days for work. > > Plus the flourescent lights at work. This seems to relaly visually > bother me; I can't wear a visor there, so am guessing htis is more a > visual thing than an "electric" thing...but not sure if there is > anything I can "do" to the flourscent lights...They just get turned > on automatically; and I'm in a cubicle where the lights would also be > supplying other peopls' work areas.... > > I am guessing also just general "EMF overlaod" because I use a cell > phone >4 hours daily, plus just I think am around alot of "gadgets" > unfortuantely. > > > (like a tower nearby > > none that I know of > >> or your house wiring, > > I don't have any idea. It doesn't seem like it is something > specifically WORSE here (I just moved here about 6 months ago, and > had the same symptoms before.) That isn't to say that a change in > wiring couldn't make it BETTER...just that there isn't > anything "terrible" with my house wiring; I feel the same way around > any other house I've been in. > > computer screen, > ***Yes, this seems to be a major problem. > > > cell phones, > *** Very likely; I use mine so much. I dont get eyestrain with it; > but do get headaches/feeling tired/memory problem stuff. > > > > etc.) >> Lessemf.com has books on house wiring. > > Any specific "easy" ones for starters? > > Also, is there any "easy" way to make some kind of protective thing > for while I sleep, like WITHOUT having to fix wiring (I rent an > apartment so really can't make too many changes). I saw on the > lessemf a "faraday canopy" that is $300. Is that helpful? Is there > any way to make a farday cage for cheaper? (Like one that I could > make a box size, put a blanket on the bottom, and sleep in? At least > that way I wouldn't be overloaded with EMF for those 8 hours. I > looked it up online and was confused as to > 1. What material could be used? > 2. What the "grounding" it means. Does that mean if it is on the > ground it is okay? > > > Also, what type of protective personal shielding actually WORKS. I > saw on the less EMF how they have things like a baseball cap, etc - > but then read something else that something has to be completely > encircled plus "grounded" (I dont know how to do that) for it to be > effective. So how do you do that as a person to be able to go > anywhere? I can't put a solid metal sphere around me! I also heard > something like if you put a sliver blanket or aluminum foil (you know > those emergency ones) around you or the walls in your home that > protects you? Is that true? > > > Also, years ago I was given one of those "pendants" from > ToolsForWellness that is supposed to reduce EMF. Is that really > effective? It seems like it MIGHT be a little, but may just be that > it made me feel like I was doing SOMETHING about it. > > > What would be the easiest/cheapest way to be able to at do > 1. Create a place that I can sleep in with low EMF and go to to > relax/get un overloaded! > 2. Reduce the computer's EMF or shield myself from it. > > >> I have worked with Charles Keen at emfservices.com for having my > house >> diagnosed and for shielding recommendations. > > For some reaon, When I type this into my internet explorer, it > automatically closes IE. I am having this problem with pages that > have some kind of animation I think; for some resaon my computer is > doing this error with other pages too. Could you send me the email > for Charles Keen? > > > Thank you so much for your reply and for such good information! I > really appreciate it! > >> Andrew >> >> >> On Feb 11, 2006, at 6:16 PM, christina2005r wrote: >> >>> Wow, thanks for all that infromation! >>> >>> Do you know a website or book that explains it? (Meaning practical >>> things I can do about it, not just "oh EMF is so harmful".) >>> >>> Also, >>> >>> >>>> Then onto Radio, microwave, etc. from TV, Radio, Cell phone > towers, >>>> etc. There is clothing that has silver lining, plastic film for >>>> windows, copper paint and plastic sheets for walls, and various >>> other >>>> devices and objects that block or transform the energy in some >>> fashion. >>> >>> >>> Is there any basics on what is the first most effictive thing > that I >>> can get started on? I know there are so many different ones you > could >>> spend thousands of dollars. What would be the "easiest" thing I > could >>> just do right away (and then do more elaborate as I learn more?) >>> >>> >>> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@> wrote: >>>> >>>> I am not an expert and I have to begin the conversation with >>> splitting >>>> the full spectrum up into 2 basic ranges, some of the lower end >>> which >>>> can be measured by a gauss meter and some of the upper radio or >>>> microwave spectrum which is measured by an RF meter (radio >>> frequency >>>> meter). >>>> Grounding has more to do with the electrical current running >>> through >>>> your house and body and by allowing the electric current to run > to >>> the >>>> ground so your body won't store it as much. There are many cords >>> that >>>> can attach to the 3rd lower plug of the wall socket that can > allow >>> the >>>> excess electrical current or body voltage to flow away from you. >>> There >>>> has been also problems in some areas with energy running up into >>> the >>>> house from the ground in certain areas so this doesn't always > work >>>> well. Buy a voltage meter from Lessemf.com or an electrical store >>> and >>>> have someone help you hook it up and you'll see what I mean. >>>> >>>> The gauss meter measures basic magnetic fields at the lower end > of >>> the >>>> spectrum like those around wires, appliances, ovens, etc. These > are >>>> very difficult to shield against and fortunately diminish within > a >>> few >>>> feet from the source in many cases. Power lines outside your > house >>> may >>>> pervade your entire house so you are screwed. You don't want >>> anything >>>> above 2 milligauss as a baseline reading through out your house. >>>> Ideally, 0.00 is what your want are at most, 0.1 mG. There will > be >>>> spikes around bad wiring, dimmer switches etc. Most of these can > be >>>> fixed too. >>>> >>>> Moving up the spectrum, appliances and radio waves can give off >>> higher >>>> harmonics or frequencies back on the electrical wiring and > Stetzer >>>> filters and Quantum harmonizer power strips can help reduce that >>>> radiation. >>>> >>>> Then onto Radio, microwave, etc. from TV, Radio, Cell phone > towers, >>>> etc. There is clothing that has silver lining, plastic film for >>>> windows, copper paint and plastic sheets for walls, and various >>> other >>>> devices and objects that block or transform the energy in some >>> fashion. >>>> There is much to learn. Start small and experiment. Get some > meters >>> and >>>> learn for yourself is my advice. >>>> Good luck. There are some great resources on this list, meaning >>> real >>>> professionals and electrosensitives that live with this condition >>> and >>>> have tried 1,000 different things with some success. >>>> I walk with you. >>>> Andrew >>>> On Feb 10, 2006, at 8:19 PM, christina2005r wrote: >>>> >>>>> What do you do to reduce EMF? I am trying to research it and am >>> getting >>>>> lost in all the information and don't know where to start. >>>>> >>>>> I dont understand all the "grounding" wires and shields and etc! >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Yahoo! Groups Links >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Yahoo! Groups Links >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > |
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> http://www.toolsforwellness.com/eb007.html#
> > That's what mine looks like. Sorry it took me a while > to find the link. > > Any ideas on whether this is effective? Ahhh, the Bioelectric Shield. I tried that years ago, and agree that it was not *nearly* powerful enough to be useful. Someone tried to convince me that I instead needed the more expensive model, but I was skeptical and never tried it. I think for recharging it, it is supposed to be in direct sunlight -- that is, you cannot have it inside of a window. But I'd say you'd be better off trying something else. I can think of devices in the $20 - $30 range that are more effective than a $200 Bioelectric Shield (at least for me) Marc |
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I wish there were one good meter that did it all for cheap.
Maybe there is. My hunch is that if it is good, it will be thousands of dollars if it does exist. If you get the Trifield meter (there are tons of gauss meters and electric field sensors for sale on the internet) , I also recommend getting a BODY VOLTAGE SENSOR http://www.lessemf.com/unique.html to see how much current is actually flowing through your body, and a more sensitive RF meter like the HF-Detector II Profi / RF-Meter. There are many others and is only a beginning suggestion. There are many to choose from and there are specialists on this list that can give you all the details regarding meters. Andrew On Feb 13, 2006, at 8:14 PM, Christina R wrote: > Is that enough? Is there one meter that does > everything? > > --- Andrew McAfee <[hidden email]> wrote: > >> My experience with this meter is that it is good for >> Magnetic fields, >> OK for electric fields and very poor for >> microwave/RF. >> This can be your Gauss meter. >> andrew >> >> >> On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:11 PM, Christina R wrote: >> >>> Is this meter good? >>> >>> http://www.toolsforwellness.com/al901.html >>> >>> __________________________________________________ >>> Do You Yahoo!? >>> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam >> protection around >>> http://mail.yahoo.com >>> >>> >>> >>> Yahoo! Groups Links >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > |
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>> computer (CPU) boxes,
> > What do you do about this one? In the beginning, I just used longer cords to my monitor and keyboard, so the CPU was far away from me (6+ feet). However, after using stuff from Quantum Products (Quantum Byte software and Quantum power strip), that no longer is necessary, and at work I have the CPU sitting right next to the monitor. > Is there anything that can be done about the > florescent lights at work? I have found that the stuff from Quantum Products work for these. Especially if you've got a power pole that goes into the ceiling -- plug in a power strip into the pole, and that helps, although it did not *solve* the problem. I actually was able to unscrew a few of the florescent lights in the area, but unfortunately my neighbors still wanted the one turned on that's very close to me. The stronger products (e.g., Quantum Pro) work even better for florescent lights. > How big of a deal do you > think that is. I do not know if it is more an issue > because it bothers me visually rather than > electriclaly. I don't have any experience with visual problems with florescent lights -- my problems all seemed to be electrical. I suppose if you could convince someone to replace the bulbs with full-spectrum florescent lights, that might help. Marc |
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>> Have you eaten a lot of fish?
> > Yes. Ate tuna like 2-3 times daily for years. Heh, yes, I also ate tuna daily for years. Not such a good idea, in hindsight... :-/ > Or perhaps you've >> eaten other types of foods that have been >> contaminated. > > Like what??? I didn't have anything specific in mind. Just that I recall reading *somewhere* that all sorts of things can contain mercury. > Urine test. Mercury was very elevated. Yeah, mine was elevated in urine, blood, and hair tests. Marc |
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--- Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote: > > http://www.toolsforwellness.com/eb007.html# > > > > That's what mine looks like. Sorry it took me a > while > > to find the link. > > > > Any ideas on whether this is effective? > > Ahhh, the Bioelectric Shield. I tried that years > ago, > and agree that it was not *nearly* powerful enough > to > be useful. Someone tried to convince me that I > instead > needed the more expensive model, but I was skeptical > and never tried it. > > I think for recharging it, it is supposed to be > in direct sunlight -- that is, you cannot have > it inside of a window. > > But I'd say you'd be better off trying something > else. I can think of devices in the $20 - $30 range > that are more effective than a $200 Bioelectric > Shield (at least for me) What devices would you say would be most helpful in the cheaper range? For example, could you make a "top 3" list of devices that would help in that price range!! That is really affordable - I thought this stuff was going to cost thousands of dollars!! I will be so excited to hear some things that are that reasonably priced. My bioelectric shield was given to me as a gift. I think it is the one with the gold plated 5 thing (but not all gold). I agree with you that it is not powerful ENOUGH but I guess I will keep wearing it; just hopeing that it helps some, I guess maybe soon I can try to get other things. I'll look forward to what ones are that affordable that you describe!!! > > Marc > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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> Any ideas here on how to "tell"? I find that when
> using computers, it is OBVIOUS to me just how > draining, etc it is. Ahhh, well for me, my reaction to cellphones is rather immediate, so it's easy for me to tell. Another way to tell for things that aren't so obvious is "muscle testing" (aka "Applied Kinesiology"), but that usually requires a professional. At least at first... it can also be self-taught, as there are books on the subject. > Wear a pendant - is the one I'm wearing "enough" or > would you suggest wearing 2. I know/think mine does > "something" becasue I feel worse without it; also I > felt worse and then realized I hadn't charged it for a > while and then did and felt better..... At one point in time, I was using 6 EMF protection devices all at once (!), but eventually I tried to reduce things down to a bare minimum. So yes, you can certainly experiment around, but I would suggest trying something different altogether than getting 2 Bioelectric Shields. Or look into the stronger (and more expensive) Bioelectric shields. You can find quite a range of Bioelectric Shields at: http://advancedliving.com/ > Hm....again I have a hard time with that because I > dont feel TERRIBLE from the phone. (I guess because > when I am using the computer it causes SUCH symptoms!) I'd focus for now on what is causing you the most symptoms (the computer). Fixing that will provide you the most benefits, and may indirectly resolve other sensitivities. > Um...How would I know which I have? I THINK my one at > wor is a cathode? I'm saying this because it is that > big "box" type looking one - isn't that cathode. Yes, a big box is a cathode ray tube. The flat ones are LCD. > laptop, isn't that LCD? I am just wondering, but I > think I tolerate the LCD better? Would that be correct > or plausible? Many people are more tolerant of LCDs than the tubes. Not everyone, though. > Hmmm.....I am interested in this. > The refresh rates - why would a lower one be better? I > was under the impression that you wanted it as high as > it could go (I have mine set to 100). When mine was > set at 60, I could actually see the screen flicer and > could hardly tolerate it. You want to keep it above 60 (or even 70) to prevent flicker. However, anything higher than 70-75 is unnecessary for flicker. The reason why lowering it may help is that many people are more sensitive to higher frequencies, so by lower the resolution or lowering the refresh rate, you are exposed to lower frequencies. > Why would the lower resoulution help? I could try > that.....doesn't the lower resolution make everything > bigger? Yes, it does. This means you can also read the monitor when you are further away from it! :-) > Any advantages to trying to get a flat LCD monitor? LCD monitors put out different frequencies than the tubes, however, today's technology all have florescent lights in them, so it may make you more sensitive to florescent lights (it did with me) > Should I put any kind of shielding around the > computer? They do sell those glass radiation shields, which can redirect some of the energy away from you, but I found these to be about as effective as a Bioelectric Shield (i.e., not very) > What about my laptop? Anything to make that "better"? Some people like laptops better, some don't. They have the advantage that they can be run off batteries, which some people find more tolerable, but the CPU and hard drive are much closer to you, which can make them worse for you than a computer that you can place several feet away. > Is it bad if you are sleeping NEAR a thing that is > turned off but not unplugged. Say a TV or Copmuter. Some say it is. Even when turned off, an EMF meter will still register a reading. But generally, I never found myself bothered by a computer or TV than was turned off. > Well, right now my laptop when I have it look for > wireless networks only sees mine; so doesn't seem like > any neighbors have any or at least no tstrong ones You're lucky -- our laptop can see 8 wireless connections in the neighborhood... > since my cmoputer can't pick up on it. Would turining > it off when I'm not using it be a good step until I > can figure out something else? Yes, turning off the transmitter while your not using it should help. Mostly with wireless, I'd be concerned with the 24/7 exposure. Marc |
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> What devices would you say would be most helpful in
> the cheaper range? For example, could you make a > "top 3" list of devices that would help in that price > range!! In that price range, I'd say these would be good to try: * RADAR card ($30) -- place on the computer monitor or the computer or the keyboard (maybe even in your pocket?) http://www.radar3.com * Electromagnetic Rectifier ($25) -- place on computer monitor or put on your person (maybe even worn as a necklace or in your pocket) http://www.toolsforwellness.com/75103.html * Quantum MiniMax ($20) -- plug your computer monitor into it, or plug it into an outlet close to you or the computer http://tinyurl.com/9lpn9 Marc |
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Oh, some more ideas...
There is the Aulterra Neutralizer sticker, which you could place on your cellphone battery or place on the computer monitor ($13): http://aulterra.com/neutralizer.htm Someone here even made a necklace out of one. Also, some people have had good luck with the Rejuvenizer product line, but I felt they actually made me feel worse! But if you want to try one, try the Cell Phone Rejuvenizer ($25): http://lighthealing.com/purchase-rejuvenizer.aspx And I know a couple people here like the Tachyon product line, but this never did much for me. Their Cell Phone Microdisk is $19: http://www.tachyon-energy-products.com/externals/cellphone_protection.htm Marc |
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What is this thing??
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas what it was. It was given to me as a present, with no instructions, etc. It is supposed to be good "at reducing those bad computer vibes" I was told. It is a tube-shaped (like shape of a paper towel tube) Very small. The length is less than my smallest finger. The width is such that my biggest finger can just barely fit into it. In the middle of the length, it has what looks like a slight indentation around it as a circumference. It is some copper looking metal. Any idea what it is or how it works? I just set it by the computer....???? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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