Fwd: Re: Stetzer filters

Somke detectors use something called Americium 241, which is radioactive
- see this link for info. They are powered by small batteries and do
not radiate without them. Most houses in Australia have them because it
is illegal not to.

I find that if I am in a house that has them I cannot get to sleep, and
have spoken to others who have the same problem.

http://www.uic.com.au/nip35.htm

Sarah

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From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of
Andrew McAfee
Sent: Friday, 19 August 2005 10:52 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [eSens] Fwd: Re: Stetzer filters


I don't know about smoke detectors. What is their deal?
Andrew
On Aug 19, 2005, at 2:02 AM, Benson, Sarah (Sen L. Allison) wrote:

> around the room and I could see better, my scalp relaxed, and I felt
> better. Funny enough, when we were leaving, after I unplugged them, I
> started feeling worse. Yes, I think the stetzer filters help.
> Andrew
> On Aug 18, 2005, at 8:16 PM, Marc Martin wrote:
>
>> Here is an email I got which looks like it was intended to be sent to

>> am using thick awg number 2 and number 4 wire and placing grounding
>> rods in parts of the ground that are usually wet. The grounding also

>> had a very good effect. I have a faraday cage inside my home,
>> actually two of them. One goes around a frequency plasma tube
>> device.
>
>> When connecting the wire to the rod I could feel electricity going
>> through my hand even though the frequency generator was not on at the




 
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Earth means groundede to earth.

For electrical connection, there are three wires;
-brown for *phase* or *live*
-blue for *null*
-green/yellow for earth

Normally, computers do have a plug with three pins.
Many people do use a powerstrip with several sockets.
They usually do have a three pin connection.
Especially with computers and computer accessories like printers and
scanners, it is essentuial that everything is grounded.
However, when the mains socket in the wall only has two pins, than the whole
system is not grounded to earth.
And then you have a problem. The computer may strike sometimes by that fact.
So you must make your own grounding to earth.
Make that extra cable green/yellow yourself, or let an electrician do that.

Some printers and flatscreens and scanners do use a small transformator,
which has a plug with only two pins.
It is possible to connect the metal housing to earth separately, if there
are magnetic fields occurring.
But here an electrician can do the work properly.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
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----- Original Message -----
From: "quaixemen" <[hidden email]>
To: <[hidden email]>
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 05:19
Subject: [eSens] Re: Stetzer filters

Hi Marc,

Thanks for the feedback.
I mailed the company and this was their reply:

>Although we have not yet raised the price on the polarizers, the ones
>going out now do have the new enhancement!
>

So I will go ahead and order one. I'll let you know the results. On September 1st the prices will rise.
I'm doubting whether to buy the clip-type or the collar-type. Any suggestions?

>> * Has anyone tried the Harmonizer, as sold by Bioharmonics [1] ?
>
>I have not -- its too elxpensive to be an impulse purchase, and
>seems like it'd be rather complex / inconvenient to use. Of
>course, if it does all it caims, it would be worth it. But
>I don't even see very many testimonials about it (although I
>think this is because they don't want to make health claims
>that will get them arrested)

I've asked a question about the effectiveness of the Harmonizer w.r.t. eSens:
http://forums.bioharmonics.com/index.php?showtopic=88
So far, no response.

I am able to use 3 drops, 2 times a day of the NDF plus and I can tolerate it. I often feel better (more vital, less brainfog, less itchy) quite soon after taking the drops under the tongue. When I drink it, mixed with water, it has a very strong effect on my intestines (due to the probiotics), often resulting in diarrhea. Under the tongue, it's much better tolerable for me.
I will stay on this dosage for a while and will also continue using the alpha lipoic acid (every 3 hours). It seems that the two combine quite well. Because lipoic acid excretes the mercury through the bile/intestines, it's very important to maintain frequent bowel movements. If not, I start to feel bad until the next bowel movement. In that sense, the NDF is much better tolerable for me. But when the ALA-protocol is followed with all the vitamin/mineral supplements, then it works quite well.

>Also, the following article on NDF from the makers of PCA-Rx is
>rather troubling to me:
>
> http://ssl.maxamlabs.com/MAXAM_ASP_CMS_Templates_STD_HTML.asp?PageINDX=18
>
>Personally, I've used both PCA-Rx and NDF, and they both seem
>to chelate metals to me, but again, they are both too strong for
>me to use even at a minimal dose for very long.

Yes, this is troubling. Thanks for the info.
I'm thinking of doing another mercury urine test, but this time using NDF as provocation/chelation agent instead of the DMPS.
That will prove whether or not the NDF is truly chelating mercury. Based on how I feel I sure think it works, because it relieves the mercury-toxicity symptoms for me.

Ed



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> I'm doubting whether to buy the clip-type or the collar-type.
> Any suggestions?

The polarizer is the same in either case. The only difference
is whether you get clip or a chain with it. I always go for the clip,
because then I can clip it to a shirt pocket or collar. If I
want to wear it around my neck, then I can pretty easily find
a cord to turn it into a necklace. However, usually wearing
things around my neck will cause me neck problems, and usually
I just put the polarizers on the table next to me or in my
pants pocket, so neither accessory is used.

Marc

>>Personally, I've used both PCA-Rx and NDF, and they both seem
>>to chelate metals to me, but again, they are both too strong for
>>me to use even at a minimal dose for very long.

By the way, when I say that taking metal chelators are too
strong for me, I guess I should clarify that. A few years
ago they weren't too strong for me, but when I started
using the Springlife Polarizers, it seemed that wearing
these had a bit of a mercury detox effect, so that adding
a chelator on top of that was too much. And since the
Springlife polarizers had no recurring cost and also
helped with ES, I just decided to just use these instead
of chelators. However, I'm sure that there is probably
some combination that works best, but the chelator
dosage would still be less than the usual amount.

Marc

> That will prove whether or not the NDF is truly chelating mercury. Based
> on how I feel I sure think it works, because it relieves the
> mercury-toxicity symptoms for me.

Yes, my opinion on NDF was also based on the way it made me feel,
not on the basis of any tests.

However, I went through thirty bottles of NDF (1/2 ounce bottles),
and still appear to be heavy metal toxic, so either I had a *lot* of
metals in me to start with, or it's not that effective, or the
Microhydrin/Megahydrin I was following it up with was counteracting
its effect.

I will note that my health improved a great deal during those
30 bottles (and my ES reduced a great deal), but that does not
necessarily imply a cause-and-effect, as I was doing other
things as well.

Marc

I've been able to read some of the messages again lately.
One big problem for years now is that grounding things to the
little 'ground hole' on outlets does nothing. If you take the outlet
cover off and see a plastic outlet box, there's your problem. Often
the ground wire is no longer grounded, but just screwed to a plastic
box, where older homes had metal. Light fixtures are a huge problem
anymore, they don't even have a ground wire most of them.

I don't think some houses are grounded to earth when hooked up at all
either anymore. All the ones my dad built, he always ran a copper
wire into the ground, or think of the lightning rods they use to
have, they were a good thing. So it really does pay to check and see
if what you think you're grounding to is actually making it to earth
or not!

--- In [hidden email], "charles" <charles@m...> wrote: the whole
> system is not grounded to earth.
> And then you have a problem. The computer may strike sometimes by
that fact.
> So you must make your own grounding to earth.
> Make that extra cable green/yellow yourself, or let an electrician
do that.
>
> Some printers and flatscreens and scanners do use a small
transformator,
> which has a plug with only two pins.
> It is possible to connect the metal housing to earth separately, if
there
> are magnetic fields occurring.
> But here an electrician can do the work properly.
>