Major strip light problems -- please lend your experience!

Hi there,

What a fantastic website! I'm 26 year old man in Reading, England, and
this is the first time I've posted. I have tried sitting down to read
through all the content but I can't stay on a computer long enough to
get very far! My problems started with mobile phones in February 2002,
progressed to difficulties with computer screens, and then strip
lights. I believe I have EHS and have been to see two UK-based
neurologists so far to no avail (classic: "a pyschological problem"
I'm told, much to my frustration!). I have found ways around using
computers and mobile phones, but I still have REAL problems with strip
lights -- they make my head 'pulse' with strange sensations and make
me disorientated and a little depressed. Being in a room with rows and
rows of strip lights turned on freaks me out! I am due to start a
teacher training course in September, and the lights in the lecture
halls are pretty savage. PLEASE could somebody point me in the
direction of a dietry supplement, special cap, or something which may
help this! It would mean a tremendous amount to me to get some help on
this -- I don't know where else to go!

> but I still have REAL problems with strip
> lights -- they make my head 'pulse' with strange sensations and make
> me disorientated and a little depressed. Being in a room with rows and
> rows of strip lights turned on freaks me out!

By "strip lights", do you mean florescent?

If you have access to plugging something into an outlet, you could
get a Quantum Home or Quantum Pro unit (you may need to buy your
own 12v power adapter, since they may only come with a 110v/60hz to
12v adapter) and plug it in while you're in the room.

Or use the Quantum Companion in your pocket.

http://quantumproducts.com

There are other devices that you can try that will fit into your
pocket (see list I posted yesterday).

from a supplement standpoint, try something high in antioxidants
(I use "Active H" aka "Megahydrin"). Also possibly Evening
Primrose Oil.

Marc

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> Handy Fashions do a cap that does screen against certain
> things, which you could that is like a baseball cap and looks
> good.

Another thing to try -- eliminate as much metal as you can
on your person while in the room. No extra car keys, no
wire-frame glasses, etc. Even removing metal dental work
could help, but that's an entire subject on it's own!

Marc

Many thanks for your input Marc, much appreciate. By "strip lights",
I mean the long, bright tubes which tend to have a plastic outer
shell, the kind of ones you see all over the place. Whether or not
they are technically 'florescent' I do not know! Cheers, all the
best, Tom

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
>
> > but I still have REAL problems with strip
> > lights -- they make my head 'pulse' with strange sensations and
make
> > me disorientated and a little depressed. Being in a room with
rows and

> Many thanks for your input Marc, much appreciate. By "strip lights",
> I mean the long, bright tubes which tend to have a plastic outer
> shell, the kind of ones you see all over the place. Whether or not
> they are technically 'florescent' I do not know!

Yes, those are flourescent lights. I do find Quantum Products items
to work for these pretty well, although that may just be me. And
in my own case, I have gone even further by unscrewing some of the
bulbs near my desk at work (as I'm sitting there 8 hours a day)

Marc

Cheers Marc! Best wishes, Tom