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nyapshawn

Heart palp and overhead lines?

I have noticed in the last few weeks that I have this strange flutter
in my chest when I drive underneath power lines that cross or are
really congested (for lack of a better word). I just made the
connection this weekend, because I usually have my eyes on the road
or the kiddos (through the mirror). It seems a little high to be my
heart, but I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this. I have been
under a tremendous amount of stress lately, so that is a possibility
as well.

Shawn

Glenn Coleman

RE: Heart palp and overhead lines?

> I have noticed in the last few weeks that I have this strange flutter
> in my chest when I drive underneath power lines that cross or are
> really congested (for lack of a better word). I just made the
> connection this weekend, because I usually have my eyes on the road
> or the kiddos (through the mirror). It seems a little high to be my
> heart, but I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this. I have been
> under a tremendous amount of stress lately, so that is a possibility
> as well.

I get some palpations from hypothyroidism (caused by mercury), that
sometimes goes up/down. I'll have to monitor if I get it near power lines.

I'm looking for new methods of dealing with thyroid like supplementation
with T3 in small amounts in addition to T4. This is the latest method I
have heard of for supplementing thyroid. I also use "coconut oil" which
helps thyroid & metabolism.

Regards,

Glenn

nyapshawn

Re: Heart palp and overhead lines?

Now I'm a little nervous because I have a cracked mercury filling. I
should get a blood work-up and go from there. I'll do some research
on the T3 and T4 since I'm unfamiliar with that. Thanks!

Shawn

--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...>
wrote:
>
> I get some palpations from hypothyroidism (caused by mercury), that
> sometimes goes up/down. I'll have to monitor if I get it near
power lines.
>
> I'm looking for new methods of dealing with thyroid like
supplementation
> with T3 in small amounts in addition to T4. This is the latest
method I
> have heard of for supplementing thyroid. I also use "coconut oil"
which
> helps thyroid & metabolism.
>
> Regards,
>
> Glenn

Glenn Coleman

Re: Heart palp and overhead lines?

In reply to this post by nyapshawn

There is a good book called "What your doctor may not tell you about
Hypothyroidism", by Ken Blanchard.

This is where I got unique T3/T4 methods for balancing thyroid.

Glenn

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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 02:59:13 -0000

Now I'm a little nervous because I have a cracked mercury filling. I
should get a blood work-up and go from there. I'll do some research
on the T3 and T4 since I'm unfamiliar with that. Thanks!

Shawn

--- In [hidden email], "Glenn Coleman" <glennhcoleman@h...>
wrote:
>
> I get some palpations from hypothyroidism (caused by mercury), that
> sometimes goes up/down. I'll have to monitor if I get it near
power lines.
>
> I'm looking for new methods of dealing with thyroid like
supplementation
> with T3 in small amounts in addition to T4. This is the latest
method I
> have heard of for supplementing thyroid. I also use "coconut oil"
which
> helps thyroid & metabolism.
>
> Regards,
>
> Glenn

bbin37

Re: Heart palp and overhead lines?

In reply to this post by nyapshawn

Hi Shawn,

I have had heart flutters and erratic beating for very short periods
when exposed to high strength, low frequency EM. And it usually
happened after I was coming down out of a stressful time. I could
never pin down exactly the combo of things that caused it (but of
course I never did any experimenting to find this out either since I
didn't want any more episodes ;) ). What seemed to work for me in
preventing recurrence was to take a rhythmic, leisurely walk away from
strong EM fields in a forested park. I also did grounding by walking
barefoot and placing myself in contact with a large tree and did
gentle rhythmic breathing. If I couldn't get away, I would drink
warm non-caffeine tea or cool (not cold) water again with a measured,
relaxed rhythm, pausing between swallows and paying gently focused
attention to the swallowing process. I look at it like kind of a soft
inner 'massage' given to the area by the fluid's calm passing. My
intent in all of these was to establish a comfortable, slow rhythm
that I hoped would inspire my heart region to follow.

I hope your flutters resolve soon.

Best to you,
Beau

--- In [hidden email], "nyapshawn" <shawnhorn@m...> wrote:

>
> I have noticed in the last few weeks that I have this strange flutter
> in my chest when I drive underneath power lines that cross or are
> really congested (for lack of a better word). I just made the
> connection this weekend, because I usually have my eyes on the road
> or the kiddos (through the mirror). It seems a little high to be my
> heart, but I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this. I have been
> under a tremendous amount of stress lately, so that is a possibility
> as well.
>
> Shawn

Benson, Sarah (Sen L. Allison)

RE: Heart palp and overhead lines?

In reply to this post by nyapshawn

I have also had heart palpitations when exposed to a high EM field. I
suppose the body's own field that controls the beat of the heart
throuigh neural pathways (and which is connected to the earth's EM field
- the Schumann Resonance) is generally fairly sensitive, and in some
individuals more sensitive than usual. I have found that a certain type
of breathing can help with this. I was actually taught it by a
naturapath - it involves sort of a short sharp breath that presses down
on the solar plexus, but you would need to experiemt a bit.

Because neural pathways would be directly affected by stress it would
make sense that palpitations would result under adverse conditions in a
sensitive person.

Sarah

-----Original Message-----
From: nyapshawn [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, 20 October 2004 2:45 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [eSens] Heart palp and overhead lines?

I have noticed in the last few weeks that I have this strange flutter
in my chest when I drive underneath power lines that cross or are
really congested (for lack of a better word). I just made the
connection this weekend, because I usually have my eyes on the road
or the kiddos (through the mirror). It seems a little high to be my
heart, but I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this. I have been
under a tremendous amount of stress lately, so that is a possibility
as well.

Shawn

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nyapshawn

Re: Heart palp and overhead lines?

Excellent point. I think between the stress, the EMF sensitivity, and
the cracked filling it warrants some blood work and a trip to the dr.
I also plan to call the dentist (new to me) to find out the procedure
for removing the filling safely. I like the idea of probiotics
before, during, and after the procedure because of my exposure to
mercury. I can start that this week.

Thanks for all the great information. I did not realize that all of
these symptoms were related.

Shawn
http://www.mybiopro.com/shawnhorn

--- In [hidden email], "Benson, Sarah \(Sen L. Allison\)"
<Sarah.Benson@a...> wrote:
> I have also had heart palpitations when exposed to a high EM
field. I
> suppose the body's own field that controls the beat of the heart
> throuigh neural pathways (and which is connected to the earth's EM
field
> - the Schumann Resonance) is generally fairly sensitive, and in some
> individuals more sensitive than usual. I have found that a certain
type
> of breathing can help with this. I was actually taught it by a
> naturapath - it involves sort of a short sharp breath that presses
down
> on the solar plexus, but you would need to experiemt a bit.
>
> Because neural pathways would be directly affected by stress it
would
> make sense that palpitations would result under adverse conditions
in a
> sensitive person.
>
> Sarah
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links

David Fancy

Re: Heart palp and overhead lines?

Hi Shawn,

I'm sure you've run across material like this before on mercury sites, but makes sure
you've chekd the proper protocol for having fillings removed. A good protocol exists at
drhuggins.com.

David

--- In [hidden email], "nyapshawn" <shawnhorn@m...> wrote:

>
> Excellent point. I think between the stress, the EMF sensitivity, and
> the cracked filling it warrants some blood work and a trip to the dr.
> I also plan to call the dentist (new to me) to find out the procedure
> for removing the filling safely. I like the idea of probiotics
> before, during, and after the procedure because of my exposure to
> mercury. I can start that this week.
>
> Thanks for all the great information. I did not realize that all of
> these symptoms were related.
>
> Shawn
> http://www.mybiopro.com/shawnhorn
>
> --- In [hidden email], "Benson, Sarah \(Sen L. Allison\)"
> <Sarah.Benson@a...> wrote:
> > I have also had heart palpitations when exposed to a high EM
> field. I
> > suppose the body's own field that controls the beat of the heart
> > throuigh neural pathways (and which is connected to the earth's EM
> field
> > - the Schumann Resonance) is generally fairly sensitive, and in some
> > individuals more sensitive than usual. I have found that a certain
> type
> > of breathing can help with this. I was actually taught it by a
> > naturapath - it involves sort of a short sharp breath that presses
> down
> > on the solar plexus, but you would need to experiemt a bit.
> >
> > Because neural pathways would be directly affected by stress it
> would
> > make sense that palpitations would result under adverse conditions
> in a
> > sensitive person.
> >
> > Sarah
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links