How to Make My Home Safe??

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> Thank you Bill!! VERY useful tip about having PG&E come out and tighten those bolts ... at what level of electrical radiation can we say that the lines are radiating? I'm going to buy a MFJ-856 meter, and will be taking readings right below that powerline. I've never done it before, though, and don't really know what I'm doing. What is considered "normal" levels coming off a powerline?
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> And I will definitely run my macbook on batteries! Doing that right now - not yet feeling a difference, but I'm already emf sick today, so hard to tell. Thanks for letting me know about Richard Conrad - his website is a great resource!
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> I'm going to see a naturopath in SF tomorrow -hopefully he'll be up on the emf sensitivity problem, but I doubt it - it seems even among alternative medicine practitioners, emf sensitivity is still largely unexplored. I sure hope that changes - soon!
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> Thanks again for the help,
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> -Anna
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> --- In [hidden email], Bill Bruno <wbruno@> wrote:
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> > I do better with the laptop running on batteries.
> > I have 2 spares and a charger.
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> > It is very difficult to make a computer that is truly low EMF.
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> > Richard Conrad is working on one,  and some others of us.
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> > It is also very hard to shield power lines.  Best bet is to
> > sleep somewhere else... next best option is to buy
> > an MFJ-856.  Very useful EMF meter cost only about
> > the same as a tri-field... both are useful but I'd start with
> > the MFJ.  If the lines are
> > radiating you  can convince the power company to tighten
> > the bolts on all the poles on that line and it could make
> > a big difference (they may do it if you show them the MFJ
> > and tell them it's hurting your AM radio reception, plus
> > you like to listen to air traffic on your MFJ).   The MFJ is
> > pretty sensitive but you can make it even more so by
> > listening with a quiet amplifier like an old Archer telephone listener.
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> > Get the book Nourishing Traditions, take coQ10, E, C, D3,
> > flush free niacin, etc etc
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> > On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 12:40 PM, professorbudd <annabudd122@>wrote:
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> > > Hi there, my name is Anna, I live in Oakland, CA, and I'm very emf
> > > sensitive! I am so glad to have found this focum!
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> > > I need to know how to make my home safe. There are a number of
> > > considerations / questions:
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> > > My house is right next to a powerline. How can I protect or insulate the
> > > bedroom right next to the powerline?
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> > > i am *extremely* sensitive to computers - makes my glads in my throat
> > > swell. Not good! I've already bought a laptop, keep it far away from me (6
> > > feet) *and* build a box of ceramic tiles around it to try to absorb the emf
> > > coming off of it - I'm using an external keyboard, mouse, monitor. But I
> > > still feel very sick after being on the computer a short time! I have to be
> > > on the computer 6-8 hours a week for my job. Is there some way to build a
> > > small faraday cage around this and other emf-emitting devices?
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> > > What blocks emf?
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> > > Are there any products on the market now that *REALLY* work? What about
> > > those silver hoodies on lessemf.com?
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> > > Could the wiring in my house not be grounded well enough? How do I test for
> > > this?
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> > > And finally: favorite emf meters? Is the Trifield the best?
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> > > Thanks so much folks! It has been -and continues to be - a big challenge to
> > > get some real answers, so anything you can share with me is a big help!
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> > > PS I eat very well (real food only, nothing processed, no refined sugars,
> > > etc) and exercise regularly. It all helps, but man, when I turn that
> > > computer on, I feel like I'm dying!
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