Testing of electrosensitives

Hello,

I have tried to describe my views about the ongoing processes with electrosensitive persons in a more explainable way.

See: http://www.milieuziektes.nl/Pagina111.html

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
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Thank you Charles. Although I don't really understand
what variable corresponds to the bucket level, my
own experiences are in agreement with that picture.

I think I previously mentioned this article

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18027840

which statistically proves (beyond any statistical doubt) that some people
can detect radiation from a mobile phone. Some of my
scientist friends reject this because those same subjects could not
reproduce it one month later. But this is certainly consistent with the
model Charles describes.


On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 11:25 AM, charles <[hidden email]> wrote:


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Puk replies - I was in a store the other day, and felt a strong stinging
sensation in my head, I looked around the aisle to see who was wirelessly
assaulting me, no clear offenders, so I walked down the aisle to find a phone
junky talking on a smart phone on the other side of the perforated metal
divider, I waited till he dropped the call and explained how his phone had
caused me a problem... needless to say he looked bemused as I dropped the
seed !


In a message dated 03/09/2010 20:43:34 GMT Daylight Time, [hidden email]
writes:

Thank you Charles. Although I don't really understand
what variable corresponds to the bucket level, my
own experiences are in agreement with that picture.

I think I previously mentioned this article

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18027840

which statistically proves (beyond any statistical doubt) that some people
can detect radiation from a mobile phone. Some of my
scientist friends reject this because those same subjects could not
reproduce it one month later. But this is certainly consistent with the
model Charles describes.


On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 11:25 AM, charles <[hidden email]> wrote:


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Well,
First post, so I'll say a few introductory words about myself.

I'm male, 50 years of age and in very good physical shape. However, my electrosensitivities have increased the past year and a half.

A couple of years ago, I first started noticing that my left hand would feel like it was cooking after awhile using my laptop. I picked up a USB-powered keyboard with touchpad and 6 foot cord - problem solved.

About a year ago, I started noticing my right inner ear would hurt when a cell phone was in use or catching a signal in my car. Typically, I'd feel anache, then 10 seconds later, one of my kids' or their friends' cell phoneswould ring. At other times, I'd feel the ache, then ask if someone was texting - without fail, someone was sending a text or receiving a call.

Around the same time, I found my inner and outer ear would ache and be sensitive to the touch for about a half hour after using a cell phone for more than 10 or 15 seconds. I don't use one except in an emergency (1 or 2x/month or less), and always use it out in the open (never in a car) and on speaker mode.

While driving, my inner ears really start to ache as I come into range of anew cell tower - say, within 4 or 5 kilometres. The pain seems to be getting worse. In addition, a dish pointed in the direction of our home has been installed on a cell tower about 1.5 Km away. I have days when my ears tingle, ring and/or ache. Sometimes, the aching comes on suddenly, and I'm pretty sure that the transmitter's power has just been turned up, as it often happens on the hour.

I walk into certain coffee shops or stores with high powered wi-fi, and feel a pressure in my chest and ringing in my ears; my energy level also drops. This is instantly gone when I walk out.

I also work at a desk in the IT department where I'm employed - lots of servers and wireless. I've picked up a bracelet and a disk to counteract some of this radiation. Looking for better solutions to this growing problem.

Nice to know there's a group out there like this one.

Thanks for reading,
Bob