Update - My WiFi Sensitivity is Gone

Hi Everyone,
It has been almost a year since my first post to the group, and I wanted to share some good news. After having two metal-under-porcelain crowns removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone. Gone baby gone!

I will follow up here with more information later, but for now I just want to let you know that for me, it was the metals in my mouth that caused the problem.

Thanks and God Bless!
Beth

 

> It has been almost a year since my first post to the group, and I wanted to
> share some good news. After having two metal-under-porcelain crowns
> removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone. Gone baby gone!

That's great!  You're lucky -- for many, you not only need to
have the metals removed from your mouth, but you also need to chelate all
of the metals that have leached into your body over the years.

Marc

Awesome honey!
 
Thanks for updating us.  That is so hopeful.  I also have a crown in my mouth in addition to a truck load of mercury fillings.
 
Blessings,
Pam

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From: scribnerhill <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Update - My WiFi Sensitivity is Gone
To: [hidden email]
Date: Monday, April 23, 2012, 12:14 PM



 



Hi Everyone,
It has been almost a year since my first post to the group, and I wanted to share some good news. After having two metal-under-porcelain crowns removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone. Gone baby gone!

I will follow up here with more information later, but for now I just want to let you know that for me, it was the metals in my mouth that caused the problem.

Thanks and God Bless!
Beth








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Marc Martin wrote thus at 00:47 24/04/2012:
>> It has been almost a year since my first post to the group, and I wanted to
>> share some good news. After having two metal-under-porcelain crowns
>> removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone. Gone baby gone!
>
>That's great!  You're lucky -- for many, you not only need to
>have the metals removed from your mouth, but you also need to chelate all
>of the metals that have leached into your body over the years.

For me, just the complete removal of the amalgams alone brought a drastic benefit: I felt a distinctly clearer head. For me, as a practicing Buddhist monk, it was an enormous benefit. It's like a psychic fog was lifted, and I could meditate a whole lot better. I still haven't fully recovered (I believe due to the trauma), but I'm really happy and hugely grateful for the health community in the Internet for leading me to see the main source of my systemic health problem.

I think the main issue here is the galvanic effect of the amalgams. It was disrupting my body's natural electrical system. Bear in mind that the central nervous system is just next to the mouth. I believe there's also a synergistic effect of amalgams and EMF. With much of one gone (meaning the chunks of amalgams), EMF has had a whole less effect on me.

I get that some of you are still having amalgams because removal is costly in your country. Consider coming to Malaysia on budget airlines. (AirAsia tickets can be dirt-cheap.) I believe the savings on the removal is enough to offset the air transit. Replacement with composite resin is RM50-200 each depending on the size. (For USD, divide by 3.) See here for more info: http://users.cjb.net/no-amalgam/

Marc, can I request that you keep the name of the person you're replying to in your reply mail?



peace

Kumâra Bhikkhu (a Buddhist monk from Malaysia)  

Great to hear that, Beth. If you feel inspired to help others make the move, please do write & post your story. No need to be overly detailed. Basically just the before and after would be great.

scribnerhill wrote thus at 00:14 24/04/2012:

It could have been the metals, or possibly there was a gap that was
infected?  What were the replacement crowns?

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Beth,

That is good to hear, but it may also be a matter of your exposure level too.  Are you now feeling confident enough to start using Wi-Fi on your computer and spend hours being beamed by radiation, or are you saying that you are not reacting (as much) to being in a Wi-Fi Cafe or neighbor's Wi-Fi?  

I wager that if you started using Wi-Fi on your computer that it would only be a matter of time before you started reacting again.  Once the Electrosensitivity is imprinted in your body, your body has a memory
or if and can start reacting again once you reach the threshold of
radiation that your body can tolerate, 

So I say, make sure you continue to keep your distance from other wireless technology, for instance, do not move into an apartment near a Cell Tower, do not live in a house with a Smart Meter, do not live near Radio Towers, etc.  In other words, keep your exposure to wireless to a minimum or the sensitivity will likely return. 


Your body can also absorb metals from things in your diet and as was
already mentioned, there may be metals in your body from the extraction.  Metals are a contributing factor to becoming ES, but radiation still affects the human body on many other levels.  You can still get Cataracts from wireless, which has nothing to do with metals, but has to do with the general consensus that the eye does not regenerate.  You can still get skin burning because the cell tower radiation penetrates 1/4 inch into the skin and also affects the body on a cellular level.  And so on.  Not reacting is good, but make no mistake about it, the radiation from Wi-Fi and wireless is still a health hazard.

C. Johnson
Superdrove@yahoo,.com
Wireless Refugee






scribnerhill wrote thus at 00:14 24/04/2012:

>Hi Everyone,

>It has been almost a year since my first post to the group, and I wanted to share some good news. After having two metal-under-porcelain crowns removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone. Gone baby gone!

>

>I will follow up here with more information later, but for now I just want to let you know that for me, it was the metals in my mouth that caused the problem.

>

>Thanks and God Bless!

>Beth

>











 





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I agree that it's still a hazard. Nonetheless, I observe that for me something worsens the situation: my own reaction.

At the slightest perception of sensation suggesting EMR exposure, I notice that I involuntarily brace myself. I've come to see that this bracing, which involves tensing up the body, prevents healthy functioning of the body (I'm summarising), thus weakening it, making it more susceptible to harm by the EMR.

I can't help it, of course, when I do brace. But by recognising the reaction, and remembering to gently persist with it, I notice that the body can then be more relaxed. With that, the mind becomes clearer to consider the possible options in that situation. E.g., request that someone turn off the WiFi, or move to another place.

I'm been practicing this recently, and notice that I do brace for a lot of things besides EMR. Sometimes bracing happens without my knowing what I'm bracing for! There's a clinging to this habit. Yet, to the extent I can persistently recognize this pattern, to that extent I can be relaxed.

kb

C.a.b. Johnson wrote thus at 06:14 25/04/2012:

The bracing as you put it is as you allude brought on by the anxiety the  
apprehension from previous bad experiences wether emf related or others, that
 said its only a natural part of the process of reacting to something that
makes  you uncomfortable. As you say learning to recognize your particular
anxiety  related symptoms can help you to cope with the provoking stimuli but
there is no  smoke without fire in the EMF nightmare. I too can endure the
myriad of  unpleasant sensations that the numerous sources of emr emit, but
sadly there is  always a payback oneway or another, those that succumb to
the anxiety and  develop outright phobias to emr, may have been conquered by
their fears and  should certainly work on lowering the anxiety overlay that
goes hand in hand  with the latter.
 
puk
 
 
In a message dated 25/04/2012 11:45:22 GMT Daylight Time,  
[hidden email] writes:

 
 
 
I agree that it's still a hazard. Nonetheless, I observe that for me  
something worsens the situation: my own reaction.

At the slightest  perception of sensation suggesting EMR exposure, I notice
that I involuntarily  brace myself. I've come to see that this bracing,
which involves tensing up  the body, prevents healthy functioning of the body
(I'm summarising), thus  weakening it, making it more susceptible to harm by
the EMR.

I can't  help it, of course, when I do brace. But by recognising the
reaction, and  remembering to gently persist with it, I notice that the body can
then be more  relaxed. With that, the mind becomes clearer to consider the
possible options  in that situation. E.g., request that someone turn off the
WiFi, or move to  another place.

I'm been practicing this recently, and notice that I do  brace for a lot of
things besides EMR. Sometimes bracing happens without my  knowing what I'm
bracing for! There's a clinging to this habit. Yet, to the  extent I can
persistently recognize this pattern, to that extent I can be  relaxed.

kb

C.a.b. Johnson wrote thus at 06:14  25/04/2012:
>Beth,
>
>That is good to hear, but it may also  be a matter of your exposure level
too. Are you now feeling confident enough  to start using Wi-Fi on your
computer and spend hours being beamed by  radiation, or are you saying that you
are not reacting (as much) to being in a  Wi-Fi Cafe or neighbor's Wi-Fi?
>
>I wager that if you started  using Wi-Fi on your computer that it would
only be a matter of time before you  started reacting again. Once the
Electrosensitivity is imprinted in your body,  your body has a memory
>or if and can start reacting again once you  reach the threshold of
>radiation that your body can tolerate,  
>
>So I say, make sure you continue to keep your distance from  other
wireless technology, for instance, do not move into an apartment near a  Cell
Tower, do not live in a house with a Smart Meter, do not live near Radio  Towers,
etc. In other words, keep your exposure to wireless to a minimum or  the
sensitivity will likely return.
>
>
>Your body can also  absorb metals from things in your diet and as was
>already mentioned,  there may be metals in your body from the extraction.
Metals are a  contributing factor to becoming ES, but radiation still
affects the human body  on many other levels. You can still get Cataracts from
wireless, which has  nothing to do with metals, but has to do with the general
consensus that the  eye does not regenerate. You can still get skin burning
because the cell tower  radiation penetrates 1/4 inch into the skin and also
affects the body on a  cellular level. And so on. Not reacting is good, but
make no mistake about it,  the radiation from Wi-Fi and wireless is still a
health  hazard. to share some good news. After having two  metal-under-porcelain crowns
removed a month ago, my wifi sensitivity is gone.  Gone baby gone!
>
>>
>
>>I will follow up here  with more information later, but for now I just
want to let you know that for  me, it was the metals in my mouth that caused
the  problem.
>
>>
>
>>Thanks and God  Bless!
>
>>Beth






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