Summary of "Chemical basis of EHS"

> From: Bill Bruno <[hidden email]>
> Subject: [eSens] Summary of "Chemical basis of EHS"
> To: [hidden email], [hidden email]
> Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 10:28 AM
> I thought I should share what I
> learned over the weekend.
>
> In terms of supplement treatments,  most of the
> advice
> seemed to correspond to Martin Pall's NO/ONOO theory.
> His website has treatment protocols.
>
> Magnesium was probably the most mentioned supplement. 
> Pall
> told me many people do not tolerate magnesium well (though
> there
> are several forms to try) and time-release might be a good
> idea.
> He mentioned buffered C up to 12 grams per day.
>
> He's a fan of hydroxo-B12.  He says some of the
> methyl-B12 will
> convert to hydroxo so that will help, but not as directly.
>
> Natural vitamin E was also mentioned; Rea says the alpha
> form alone
> is not enough.  I know Carlson makes a tocotrienol E
> that would fit the
> bill.
> Rea advocates multistage water filtration with a ceramic
> cartridge in
> stainless steel.  Doulton makes one recommended
> previously on one of
> these lists.  I recently started using one with an
> activated alumina stage
> for fluoride (not made by Doulton) upstream of it, plus
> carbon upstream of
> that.
>
> Pall also recommends folate, but I forget which form. 
> coQ10 was also
> touted.
>
> Rea does metal desensitization (after amalgam removal?).
>
> There were also some glutathione fans, and I think
> phosphatidyl-choline was
> mentioned once or twice.
>
> One doctor, in the midst of describing an elaborate
> rotation diet protocol
> (about 100
> food groups, with nothing in the same group eaten more than
> once in 4 days),
> said
> the most effective piece of advice was to avoid drinking
> any fluids during,
> or 30
> min before, or 1-2 hours after meals, because fluids would
> dilute the
> digestive
> juices.
>
> Another said it was critical to eat while seated, not
> standing.
>
> I will not summarize the papers by Magda Havas, Sam Milham,
> and Andy Marino.
> Marino spoke mainly about his nonlinear analysis of EEG
> response to strong
> EMFs.
>
> I will not mention the energy field visualization,
> electrostatic grounding,
> water frequency
> memory, lip stretching therapy...
>
> There was a vendor, SaunaRay, with an infrared sauna that
> was supposed to be
> low EMF,
> and be constructed to be chemically safe.
> In terms of magnetic field it is low, which apparently sets
> it apart.  But
> it has digital controls.
> I should have tested it out more... Rea recommends getting
> a sauna very hot,
> then turning
> it off before entering so as to avoid EMF issues.
>
> Lisa Nagy recommends some low EMF air filters.
>
> Key pharmacy was there and sells nasal glutathione among
> other products,...
> and bought me a nice dinner.
>
> There was also a cabinet/furniture maker, some medical
> testing service that
> tests
> lots of things including porphyrins, and Rea's people
> selling a variety of
> books and
> an official "No Cell Phone Use in this Area" sign. 
> Although the event was
> supposed
> to be fragrance and cell phone free, compliance was not
> that great,
> especially regarding
> cell phones and computers.  Rea is also a fan of
> spring water in glass
> bottles, which
> were provided free of charge; pretty classy.
>
> One intern who had had EHS problems of her own claimed that
> EHS patients
> often
> have problems with boundaries.  This may be food for
> thought, but it was
> interesting
> how two people told me they interpreted this in opposite
> ways: "yes my wife
> always puts her own
> needs last" "yes I am always getting in trouble for pushing
> up against
> authority".
>
> There are some promising results using the redox agent
> luminol to treat MCS,
> improving neurological symptoms. But the industrial grade
> stuff is said to
> contaminated with viruses, so it won't be available
> unless it passes FDA or you get into a trial.  Those
> interested in MCS will
> want to research
> the TRP family of receptors.
>
> There was a woman there with one of the Endotronic E-spion
> meters.  It
> seemed
> impressive and well-built, and quite sensitive.  She
> also showed me her
> favorite
> meter, which was not working because the 9V batter clasp
> had broken (would
> take
> 2 minutes to fix with the right parts/tools).  It had
> no name on it and she
> was not
> sure what it was called.  It had a single small analog
> gauge, and could
> accept
> either of two round magnetic pickups with banana plugs
> coming out, or a
> pointed
> electric probe on the end of a cord.  Anyone know what
> that meter is?
>
> I would not have considered the woman an authority, had not
> the following
> occurred.
> I expressed interest in her meters, but she did not have
> them
> with her, but she said "I'm sure you'll get a reading on
> that wall over
> there... I felt
> terrible there".  I inspected the wall... it was
> actually a retractable
> folding partition,
> and on the other side there was just another room similar
> to the one we were
> in.
> I considered it likely her imagination, since there was no
> visible trigger.
> The next
> day she brought her meters, and the Esmog-spion screamed as
> I brought it
> through
> a door in the partition.  Closer inspection revealed
> an AC duct above the
> partition and wiring below.  I did not try to figure
> out exactly what was
> going on,
> but clearly not her imagination.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Bill
>
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