Personal shielding garments not being grounded

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> whats worse radiation to your brain from a big city or electric fields from powerlines. It all depends on the situation.  Dont wear the hat in your home...
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> On 2011-11-19, at 1:50 PM, alinepapille wrote:
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> > Can someone explain to me why a silver-lined hat or hoodie does not need to be grounded? I would have thought that being so close to the body it would act as a conductor and make things worse?
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> > Thanks for clarifying,
> > Aline
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> whats worse radiation to your brain from a big city or electric fields from powerlines. It all depends on the situation.  Dont wear the hat in your home...
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> On 2011-11-19, at 1:50 PM, alinepapille wrote:
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> > Can someone explain to me why a silver-lined hat or hoodie does not need to be grounded? I would have thought that being so close to the body it would act as a conductor and make things worse?
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> > Thanks for clarifying,
> > Aline
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> Hi, Aline,
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> A lot of what we work with in having ES is very confusing and intuitive or experimental.  I personally cannot understand why many of the things people here do work, but as long as they work, that is okay!  lol 
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> I have made my own tin-foil hats (heavy duty baking aluminum) on occasion; sometimes for under sun bonnets, for instance.  They work if not touching my neck or scalp.  (In other words, you need "big hair"--otherwise, where they touch, they'll burn.  I have experimented with jewelry....  I can wear metal jewelry *outside* of my coat in winter or over a heavy sweater.  The jewelry (silver or stainless, usually), would otherwise bother me if it were touching my skin.  However, I found when I was reacting a lot that when I wore a chunky metal chain with heart dangles on it over a heavy knit sweater, it actually drew emfs away from my head and body!  (Or at least that was what it felt like.)
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> I am guessing, if you wear the hoodie so it doesn't touch your skin, it will work.  Maybe with a heavy sweater.  OR maybe it will work regardless, because it is made in such a way to take things into account. 
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> I have also tried metallic socks and gloves (to keep warm).  They too worked as long as I wore a layer under them.
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> Good luck,
> Diane
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>  From: alinepapille <haikuron@...>
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> Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 1:50 PM
> Subject: [eSens] Personal shielding garments not being grounded
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> Can someone explain to me why a silver-lined hat or hoodie does not need to be grounded? I would have thought that being so close to the body it would act as a conductor and make things worse?
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> Thanks for clarifying,
> Aline
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> Hi Robert,
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> Can you explain the thinking behind this?
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> Thanks,
> Aline
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> --- In [hidden email], Robert Williams <robert_connolly@...> wrote:
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> > whats worse radiation to your brain from a big city or electric fields
> from powerlines. It all depends on the situation. Dont wear the hat in your
> home...
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> > On 2011-11-19, at 1:50 PM, alinepapille wrote:
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> > > Can someone explain to me why a silver-lined hat or hoodie does not
> need to be grounded? I would have thought that being so close to the body
> it would act as a conductor and make things worse?
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> > > Thanks for clarifying,
> > > Aline
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> In a metal shield, charges move to cancel the incoming
> electric field.  For microwaves this results in most of
> the energy being reflected.
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> However, right at the edges of the shield, the field will be
> stronger.  This may not be a problem but if your neck
> or shoulder is sensitive, this could get worse.
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> Grounding has 2 official functions. One is for safety in
> case the shield is touched by a live electric wire.  The other
> is to block low to medium frequency electric fields.
> If you are reacting to electric fields an ungrounded shield
> is pretty useless, though a true earth gound is not the
> only solution.  Simply running a wire from a shield facing
> the source to a second shield behind you will allow the
> electric field to be reduced between the shields.   There will
> be a small magentic field in the wire but unless there is
> a path to complete a circuit (which might include capacitative
> coupling) the current will be very small.
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> On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 12:08 PM, alinepapille <haikuron@...> wrote:
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> I just had several awful nights and feel absolutely fried. Strangely I
> recently had two 'normal' nights. I am now starting to think that I am
> being affecting by stray current because the RF is not very high and I feel
> OK during the day (when I wear rubber slippers).
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> There is an electric substation about half a mile away. I am basically
> between the substation and an 8-mile strip of oceanfront town (Kihei) so if
> current is returning to the substation (is this what happens?) it would be
> worse in this area than any. I was living at the other end of Kihei and
> slept like a baby.
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> I'm going to try putting foil under my futon and grounding it. I
> previously tried foil without grounding it and it definitely didn't help!
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> Thanks!
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> Aline
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> --- In [hidden email], Bill Bruno <wbruno@...> wrote:
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> > In a metal shield, charges move to cancel the incoming
> > electric field. For microwaves this results in most of
> > the energy being reflected.
> >
> > However, right at the edges of the shield, the field will be
> > stronger. This may not be a problem but if your neck
> > or shoulder is sensitive, this could get worse.
> >
> > Grounding has 2 official functions. One is for safety in
> > case the shield is touched by a live electric wire. The other
> > is to block low to medium frequency electric fields.
> > If you are reacting to electric fields an ungrounded shield
> > is pretty useless, though a true earth gound is not the
> > only solution. Simply running a wire from a shield facing
> > the source to a second shield behind you will allow the
> > electric field to be reduced between the shields. There will
> > be a small magentic field in the wire but unless there is
> > a path to complete a circuit (which might include capacitative
> > coupling) the current will be very small.
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> > On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 12:08 PM, alinepapille <haikuron@...> wrote:
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