Symptoms from both LCD & also Near InfraRed (on 2 AA batteries)

Go figure. When applying NIR (60,000 mcd operating on 2 AA batteries)
to my cheek in hope of zapping tooth infection,

despite shutting eyes tight & covering eyes with my arm,

my eyes get inflammed/dry/irritated
and my tooth throbs painfully

Both these symptoms are an intense version of that caused me by
computer monitors.

This narrows things down.
from this I see that Alternating Current is NOT my culprit.
from this I see that LIGHT RADIATION is my culprit.
Open eyes are worse (since it allows more radiation to enter body via
eyes.
HOWEVER, light penetrates my body anyway.

I also get similar symptoms from:
Acids, Garlic, Alcohol, Ethanol-based ceuticals, Chemicals, sunlight

Buffering/healing factors against above ravages are:
Humectants, Systane's glycol, Raspberry, Black Cherry, Licorice,
oils, eggs, yogurt (probably glyconutrients too, though I didn't try
that yet)

Minni

Karen, I was just pointing out for people under the impression that
alternating-current (or flicker or refresh-rate, etc. etc.) are major
players in computer intolerance - they should know that LIGHT
RADIATION may be the *true* culprit. I.E. don't be deceived by decoy
advices. Otherwise, WHY would I get even more intense symptoms from
an AA-battery operated LED massager? There's no AC nor flicker nor
refresh-rate with the latter!

In response to yours, actually, calcium is one of the nerve
antagonists (unlike magnesium & potassium).

Minni


--- In [hidden email], "tayloka_40" <tayloka_40@...> wrote:
>
> You might want to change the NIR to FIR. Symptomatic of EMS is
photo and heat
> sensativity (in other words, both hurt or cause physical
discomfort).
>
> There are many FIR lights and UVR lights on the market.
www.ceragem.com provides FIR
> massage therapy on the spine. I use the FIR projection light
directly on my eyes with no
> problem. Its temperature ranges from 130 to 141F. The light is red
in colour.
>
> EMS (radiation) causes emuslfication of fatty protiens and fatty
acids. Taking beta
> carotene, calcium, and the fat soluable vitamins (ADEK) help, along
with remineralization
> (magnesium, selenium, calcium, potassium, and zinc). The Real
Vitamin and Mineral Book
> by Shari Lieberman, PhD, and Nancy Bruning provide a good source
for dosages.
>
> Take care.
>
> Karen