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Marc, what type mattress did you settle on?

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That's the mattress I think I would like but I don't know if it would work for me because I've become sensitized to synthetics. Such is life, huh!

> The german Bajog filters can filter up to 30MHz.

Supposedly the Kemp SNS plug can filter up to 1 Ghz:

  http://www.kempelektroniksshop.nl/shunt-conditioners/sns-plug.html/

I own a Kemp QA plug, which is similar to the stuff from quantumproducts.com, but I think I'll try the SNS plug and see if I have the same bad reaction that I've had to every other capacitor-based shunt filter (as this one is certainly much more elaborate than a Stetzer or Greenwave filter).  Also to see what it does to the Stetzer meter readings.  :-)

Marc

> Marc, what type mattress did you settle on?

I ended up with one of these:

  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I3RFYLW

Prior to this, I tried mattresses that were a lot more expensive/"natural", but had problems with back support, offgassing smells (chemical sensitivities), and excessive build-up of body heat.  However, I had no problems with this mattress, and it was cheap!

Marc

> I need to figure out which breaker turns off the current to my bedroom.

Also, if your bedroom is not on the ground floor, you may find turning off the breaker for the room below your bedroom to be helpful.  I know that the floor beneath my bed had a light fixture in the ceiling that seemed to be causing problems.

Or you can "deflect" the EMF away by putting a grounding sheet beneath the matress/bed.

Marc

Thanks! Yes, the main power breaker was turned off at the panel to try an eliminate the problem. Unfortunately my house is a victim of stray voltage coming from a source other than my own. Just imagine if someone thought they were doing something good by attaching themselves to the ground...



"Do you also turn off the electric circuit running under the floor of your bedroom (the room below)?  I do this, but I've also had to put a barrier under the bed/canopy of Aaronia Shield fabric to block the fields coming from the floor below.  Layers of over-lapped heavy duty aluminum foil will work just as well if they extend outward on all sides of the bed so that the canopy can make contact with the foil.  Some people run an alligator clip wire from the foil and plug into the ground of an electric outlet, I haven't found it necessary to do that."
 

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