Shielding

> I think Bill Bruno was right in something he said to me about my
> faraday cage. I've noticed now that the best room in my house has
> actually three boxes that are grounded separately. When I was
> remodeling my house and changing the sheet rock and the insulation
> there were some rooms in my house that were so bad that I put chicken
> wire in between the studs and the sheet rock. I did this in my
> bedroom because that is where the electrical box is at. It's not
> even on an outside wall. It's on an inner wall in a small closet
> like room. Not only did I put the chicken wire on that wall but on
> some other portions of walls as well in that room. So I have
> grounded aluminum siding. Then I have the chicken wire that is
> grounded. And on top of that wall is a lot more grounding in the
> form of velostat that is also separately grounded. I wish I had done
> the entire room that way but I didn't. I happened to put a recliner
> in that corner where it is shielded that way and I can actually feel
> my body detoxing. I get a slight headache and a clearing in my
> sinuses followed by a slight pain in my kidneys that I get when
> chelating. (Which is why I had to stop chelating. I did it very
> slowly but for such a long period of time I think I still may have
> hurt my kidneys.) The 4 inch studs may be too much room between the
> layers of shielding. The 1/2 spacing works better it would appear.
> The sheet rock which separates the chicken wire on the one side and
> the velostat on the other is 1/2 inch thick. If you are putting up
> shielding in your house. After putting it in and grounding it you
> might want to put in another layer of sheet rock on top of that
> followed by more shielding. I plan on doing this in places in the
> house where I spend most of my time such as in the living room around
> the couch area and around the bed in the bedroom.
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