Velostat

I've just purchased my third roll of velostat. I wake up in the
morning and feel so good I then tell myself I have to keep doing
whatever it is that is making me feel this good. Some day my whole
house will be covered with it. Supposedly it blocks microwaves. It
is highly conductive as you can't touch it without being shocked. It
just seems to pull the electricity right out of the air. I have put
it in my semi-truck as well. I pulled down the top sleeper and hung
it from there with strips that hang down on the sides as well as cover
the top. The sleep quality is even better when outdoors compared to
indoors IF you use velostat for protection. It reminds me of when I
was a kid and would wake up. I would be waking from such a deep sleep
I would have to sit there for awhile before becoming fully awake.

Are you using the film, mat, bag or what?
Help me find the specific product on a website please.
thank you,
Andrew

On Nov 22, 2005, at 12:22 PM, quaixemen wrote:

I am going to have to get some of that stuff. Can you use it as a
blanket on your bed, say over cotton blankets, if you ground it, or
will it still shock you?

~ Snoshoe

--- In [hidden email], "quaixemen" <straitguy@s...> wrote:
>
> I've just purchased my third roll of velostat. I wake up in the
> morning and feel so good I then tell myself I have to keep doing
> whatever it is that is making me feel this good. Some day my whole
> house will be covered with it. Supposedly it blocks microwaves. It
> is highly conductive as you can't touch it without being shocked.  
It
> just seems to pull the electricity right out of the air. I have put
> it in my semi-truck as well. I pulled down the top sleeper and hung
> it from there with strips that hang down on the sides as well as
cover
> the top. The sleep quality is even better when outdoors compared to
> indoors IF you use velostat for protection. It reminds me of when I
> was a kid and would wake up. I would be waking from such a deep
sleep
> I would have to sit there for awhile before becoming fully awake.
>

I buy it by the roll. It is a 150 foot roll. I started by putting
it on the ceiling above where I sleep. But now it covers the wall
and ceiling of an entire room. I would be interested to get other
people's input on this product to see if they get the same benefit as
I do. I first heard about it on a website
called "stopabductions.com" I do not agree with the website that it
can stop alien abductions but it is a material that does really good
things for me. In my experience I don't want to come into contact
with it. Although rubbing against it as I get out of my sleeper
seems to be a good experience. Sorry, a loss for words to describe
it. I don't know if it is pulling electricity out of my body or
recharging my battery so to speak. That is why I want other people's
input. It's a little like those harmonizers and quantum pros that
are ridiculed by some here on this site. Its like stumbling onto
something that works but having no idea what it is doing or why it
works. You could speculate and try to explain what is happening as I
suspect the people at quantum pro have done. But whatever it does it
does do something. Or it may just be that it blocks microwaves and
the simple act of blocking microwaves is what gives such the good
result. But I think it may be more at work than that. It is made by
the 3M company. It may be hard to find if not in the US. The
company I buy it from an phone number I can furnish to you if you
like. Not sure if I should post it here. If given permission I will
post it here in my next post.



--- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@n...> wrote: whole
> > house will be covered with it. Supposedly it blocks microwaves.  
It
> > is highly conductive as you can't touch it without being
shocked. It
> > just seems to pull the electricity right out of the air. I have
put
> > it in my semi-truck as well. I pulled down the top sleeper and
hung
> > it from there with strips that hang down on the sides as well as
cover
> > the top. The sleep quality is even better when outdoors compared
to
> > indoors IF you use velostat for protection. It reminds me of
when I
> > was a kid and would wake up. I would be waking from such a deep
sleep

I have not specifically tried using it as a blanket. I do wear it in
my clothing. And it shocks me when I touch it or take my jacket
off. I did not have a good experience when I put it into some
socks. I think the ground currents in my home at that time where
coming into my body through the stuff. I hang it on the walls and on
the ceiling. I don't have to ground it to get the good effect.  
Although to make the room look better I have covered the walls with a
gold metallic fabric that I get from walmart and that I do ground to
a grounding rod outside.


--- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <nonengbunny@h...> wrote: whole
> > house will be covered with it. Supposedly it blocks microwaves.  
It
> > is highly conductive as you can't touch it without being
shocked.  
> It
> > just seems to pull the electricity right out of the air. I have
put
> > it in my semi-truck as well. I pulled down the top sleeper and
hung
> > it from there with strips that hang down on the sides as well as
> cover
> > the top. The sleep quality is even better when outdoors compared
to
> > indoors IF you use velostat for protection. It reminds me of
when I
> > was a kid and would wake up. I would be waking from such a deep
> sleep
> > I would have to sit there for awhile before becoming fully awake.
> >
>

> The company I buy it from an phone number I can furnish to you if you
> like. Not sure if I should post it here. If given permission I will
> post it here in my next post.

Feel free to post contact information for any vendor!

Marc (eSens moderator)

This product sounds pretty interesting! how much is a roll and how
wide is the roll? how easy is it to put up and to take down (i live
in a rented flat), how do you attach it to surfaces? what colour is
it, what does it look like?

I'm wondering how effective it is against strong microwave RF, say
from a neighbouring Dect phone...what do you reckon?

i'm a bit bothered when you say you get electric shocks from it, can
you clarify? You said later that it feels good when you touch it, so
i'm a little confused.

sorry to bombard you, if it was in my local DIY shop i'd go and have
a look at it myself!!

best wishes
j

--- In [hidden email], "quaixemen" <straitguy@s...> wrote:
>
> I buy it by the roll. It is a 150 foot roll. I started by putting
> it on the ceiling above where I sleep. But now it covers the wall
> and ceiling of an entire room. I would be interested to get other
> people's input on this product to see if they get the same benefit
as
> I do. I first heard about it on a website
> called "stopabductions.com" I do not agree with the website that
it
> can stop alien abductions but it is a material that does really
good
> things for me. In my experience I don't want to come into contact
> with it. Although rubbing against it as I get out of my sleeper
> seems to be a good experience. Sorry, a loss for words to describe
> it. I don't know if it is pulling electricity out of my body or
> recharging my battery so to speak. That is why I want other
people's
> input. It's a little like those harmonizers and quantum pros that
> are ridiculed by some here on this site. Its like stumbling onto
> something that works but having no idea what it is doing or why it
> works. You could speculate and try to explain what is happening as
I
> suspect the people at quantum pro have done. But whatever it does
it
> does do something. Or it may just be that it blocks microwaves and
> the simple act of blocking microwaves is what gives such the good
> result. But I think it may be more at work than that. It is made
by
> the 3M company. It may be hard to find if not in the US. The
> company I buy it from an phone number I can furnish to you if you
> like. Not sure if I should post it here. If given permission I
will microwaves.  
> It
> > > is highly conductive as you can't touch it without being
> shocked. It
> > > just seems to pull the electricity right out of the air. I
have
> put
> > > it in my semi-truck as well. I pulled down the top sleeper and
> hung
> > > it from there with strips that hang down on the sides as well
as
> cover
> > > the top. The sleep quality is even better when outdoors
compared
> to
> > > indoors IF you use velostat for protection. It reminds me of
> when I
> > > was a kid and would wake up. I would be waking from such a
deep
> sleep
> > > I would have to sit there for awhile before becoming fully
awake.

Well here is the people from whom I buy my velostat. The name of the
company is Electrical Insualation Supply (EIS). The telephone number
in Kansas City is (816) 471-5966. It comes in 150 foot rolls that
are 36 inches wide. It's about 125 dollars plus the shipping here in
the US. You may have to contact 3M directly and ask who their
distributors are in other countries. Their contact info I believe is
listed on the website "stopabductions.com". My speculation is that
the stuff breaks the entrainment of the mind to many of the
frequencies that are now broadcast in the air. I've been using it
for several weeks now and I'm still sleeping very deeply. It is
stated on that website that it blocks microwaves and so the answer to
your question would be yes that it does block RF microwaves. And in
my opinion those tend to be the most harmful to me. When I say it
shocks me I mean the stuff in my clothes or jacket specifically when
I take it off much as in the winter time when it is dry with other
clothing. Plus the stuff I have hanging from the top bunk in my
truck will shock me when I pass through the opening and brush against
it. The stuff in my house on the walls does not shock me though. I
hang mine on the walls and merely staple it to the wall so that it
could be taken down later. It is black in color and I myself cover
it with some gold metallic cloth that looks nice that I get from
walmart. I hope this answers the questions if not post me again.




-- In [hidden email], "canaryyuk" <canary65@t...> wrote:
>
> This product sounds pretty interesting! how much is a roll and how
> wide is the roll? how easy is it to put up and to take down (i
live
> in a rented flat), how do you attach it to surfaces? what colour
is
> it, what does it look like?
>
> I'm wondering how effective it is against strong microwave RF, say
> from a neighbouring Dect phone...what do you reckon?
>
> i'm a bit bothered when you say you get electric shocks from it,
can
> you clarify? You said later that it feels good when you touch it,
so
> i'm a little confused.
>
> sorry to bombard you, if it was in my local DIY shop i'd go and
have
> a look at it myself!!
>
> best wishes
> j
>
> --- In [hidden email], "quaixemen" <straitguy@s...> wrote:
> >
> > I buy it by the roll. It is a 150 foot roll. I started by
putting
> > it on the ceiling above where I sleep. But now it covers the
wall
> > and ceiling of an entire room. I would be interested to get
other
> > people's input on this product to see if they get the same
benefit
> as
> > I do. I first heard about it on a website
> > called "stopabductions.com" I do not agree with the website
that
> it
> > can stop alien abductions but it is a material that does really
> good
> > things for me. In my experience I don't want to come into
contact
> > with it. Although rubbing against it as I get out of my sleeper
> > seems to be a good experience. Sorry, a loss for words to
describe
> > it. I don't know if it is pulling electricity out of my body or
> > recharging my battery so to speak. That is why I want other
> people's
> > input. It's a little like those harmonizers and quantum pros
that
> > are ridiculed by some here on this site. Its like stumbling onto
> > something that works but having no idea what it is doing or why
it
> > works. You could speculate and try to explain what is happening
as
> I
> > suspect the people at quantum pro have done. But whatever it
does
> it
> > does do something. Or it may just be that it blocks microwaves
and
> > the simple act of blocking microwaves is what gives such the good
> > result. But I think it may be more at work than that. It is
made wrote:
> > >
> > > Are you using the film, mat, bag or what?
> > > Help me find the specific product on a website please.
> > > thank you,
> > > Andrew
> > >
> > > On Nov 22, 2005, at 12:22 PM, quaixemen wrote:
> > >
> > > > I've just purchased my third roll of velostat. I wake up in
the
> > > > morning and feel so good I then tell myself I have to keep
doing and