Ultimate Mega H-

Hi all,

Five years ago, after I became disabled from electrical sensitivity,
chronic fatigue syndrome, and chemical sensitivities, one of the
very first supplements I tried which dramatically improved my
health was an MLM product from Royal Body Care called "Microhydrin".
I even found that by taking large doses of it, I could dramatically
increase my tolerance for using the computer (however, I never
found that this was a complete solution -- just a big help).

In the years since, the inventor of Microhydrin has changed the
formula and the name a couple times (Megahydrin, Mega-H, Megahydrate),
and has sold it via traditional distribution channels plus a
few other MLMs. Meanwhile, the product that is now labelled as
"Microhydrin" is a reverse-engineered product made without
the original inventor's approval (there were some lawsuits
about this a few years ago).

One reason I don't recommend this supplement more is because I
have found that the bulk powder (mixed into a glass of water)
is far more effective than taking capsules, and the powder
has traditionally been very expensive (over $100). So I think
that most people don't want to try something new that's going to
cost them $100 (and may turn out to not help them at all).

However, I see that on e3live.com, they sell a "trial size"
of "Ultimate Mega H-" (which is the same thing sold elsewhere
as "Megahydrate") for only US$11:

http://shop.e3live.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=11

And here is their description of the product:

http://www.e3live.com/ultimate_megah.htm

That would certainly be enough to see if it helps you, as
I noticed results on the first day (and for me, that trial
size would last me 16 days)

And again, for reducing ES symptoms due to excessive EMF
exposure, this is my #1 supplement of choice.

Marc

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote: Megahydrate),
Hi Marc, I've been using this site for a while now and have found it
really useful. I would like to get your thoughts on a few things
because you probably know more than most about this condition.

How strong a link do you think there is between ES and heavy metals
and/ or mercury? Do you have to use certain types of computer
monitors to stop you getting bad symptoms or are you OK with using
any? And do you use a screen filter or can you use a computer fine
without one (I have found that my screen filter has made a lot of
difference and I probably would not be able to use the computer
without it). Do you/ did you get symptoms from things like fridges
and radios? Do you think it is mainly the electric or the magnetic
fields that cause ES?

One last question, is the symptom of ringing ears due to the increase
in blood pressure brought on by electrical devices or is it caused by
the noise from the electrical devices which since I have become ES
seem to buzz a lot more than they used to? I am not sure which it is
because my ears ring all the time I am in the house but I guess it
could be me hearing a buzz from the wiring or it could be from high
blood pressure because the electricity is on.

> How strong a link do you think there is between ES and heavy metals
> and/ or mercury?

I think for some people, ES has *everything* to do with heavy metals
and/or mercury, while for others, it may have nothing to do with it.
(I think that I fall into *everything* category)

> Do you have to use certain types of computer
> monitors to stop you getting bad symptoms or are you OK with using
> any?

Most people here seem to do best with LCD monitors where the
AC/DC transformer is near the plug (not built-into the monitor).
However, this is not universal -- I do best with a CRT monitor
with the resolution set as low as possible (I mostly use 800x600).
In the next year or two, LCD monitors with LED backlights should
become affordable, and I will try one of these out to see if
they are any better than the fluorescent lighting, which is
what they have all used to-date.

> And do you use a screen filter or can you use a computer fine
> without one (I have found that my screen filter has made a lot of
> difference and I probably would not be able to use the computer
> without it).

I don't use a screen filter, because 5 years ago I found that
it didn't make a lot of difference. Although someone made
a distinction here between a clear/grounded filter and
a polarizer filter, and I've never tried a polarizer filter.

> Do you/ did you get symptoms from things like fridges
> and radios?

No, even at my worst I don't recall getting symptoms near
these, although I never spent a whole lot of time near them
either.

> Do you think it is mainly the electric or the magnetic
> fields that cause ES?

I think it depends on the person. Also the frequencies
of the field can make a difference.

> One last question, is the symptom of ringing ears due to the increase
> in blood pressure brought on by electrical devices or is it caused by
> the noise from the electrical devices which since I have become ES
> seem to buzz a lot more than they used to?

I've never researched "ringing in the ears", so I don't know!
(although my ears are ringing right now for some reason!)

Marc

Has anyone tried Krill oil as an anti-oxident? www.Mercola.com
recommends Krill as a fish oil as well.



--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Five years ago, after I became disabled from electrical
sensitivity,
> chronic fatigue syndrome, and chemical sensitivities, one of the
> very first supplements I tried which dramatically improved my
> health was an MLM product from Royal Body Care
called "Microhydrin".
> I even found that by taking large doses of it, I could dramatically
> increase my tolerance for using the computer (however, I never
> found that this was a complete solution -- just a big help).
>
> In the years since, the inventor of Microhydrin has changed the
> formula and the name a couple times (Megahydrin, Mega-H,
Megahydrate),

> Has anyone tried Krill oil as an anti-oxident? www.Mercola.com
> recommends Krill as a fish oil as well.

I have. This seems to be one of the anti-oxidants that actually
makes me feel "oxygen starved". As in I don't feel like I'm
getting enough oxygen from breathing when I take too much of it.
I can't say that I noticed it helping my ES either, but I
suppose it could have other benefits (I think it is primarily
marketed as an omega-3 fatty acid supplement, and I have found
benefits from taking other fatty acid supplements)

Marc