RESTLESS LEGS

hi, every time i'm sitting close to the pc i get painful "restless
legs" and a severe itching all over, it comes after an hour or so, and
nothing seems to help although i've tried a lot, anyone had any
experience putting on a "health magnet" as a kind of preventive
measure? i'd like to know before i waste a lot of money on a useless
device, peter

hi karen, thanks for the advice, i'll check my blood, my restless
legs is definitely "electric", as i also get it when i work for a
long time at my new induction cooker which has a strong magnetic
field around it, by the way: what is 3-6-9? peter


--- In [hidden email], "tayloka_40" <tayloka_40@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Peter...I thought I would help you to determine whether to save
your money.
>
> Here is a web site on restless leg
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/restless_legs/
> detail_restless_legs.htm
>
> That you are sitting for a period of time is more likely causitive
in getting the syndrome.
> Although its presentation is indicative of accumulation
of "electrical sensativity".
>
> Stretching is very good for restless leg, increasing your
caclium/mag is also essential. AND
> making sure you have enough 3-6-9.
>
> I wouldn't suspect that a mangnetic bracelt alone would solve the
issue. You might want to
> try it in conjunction with remdiation from other sources.
>
> Take care.
>
> Karen
>
> --- In [hidden email], "Peter Major" <petmaj@> wrote:
> >
> > hi, every time i'm sitting close to the pc i get
painful "restless
> > legs" and a severe itching all over, it comes after an hour or
so, and
> > nothing seems to help although i've tried a lot, anyone had any
> > experience putting on a "health magnet" as a kind of preventive
> > measure? i'd like to know before i waste a lot of money on a
useless
> > device, peter
> >
>

Peter, I have found a diode sold from www.energpolarit.com that works and can
be recharged in the sunlight when it loses some of its ability to absorb. It
goes for about 19 bucks and it is the only thing I trust as the company says
it was checked through real scientific measurement tests, and it has worked for
me when little else has..
I have no financial interest in this company.
Good luck. Peg


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[hidden email] wrote:
> Peter, I have found a diode sold from www.energpolarit.com that works and can
> be recharged in the sunlight when it loses some of its ability to absorb. It
> goes for about 19 bucks and it is the only thing I trust as the company says
> it was checked through real scientific measurement tests, and it has worked for
> me when little else has..

I'm glad those items work for *somebody* -- I tried a couple of those items
a couple of years ago, and from my viewpoint they did absolutely nothing
at all...

Marc