'Water as a filter

Yahoo's giving fits lately.


Perla mentioned in her post "What i have not mentioned before, i used
a filled rubber waterbottle that
brought relief. Anywhere where the attack (for lack of a better word)
seemed to
be at that moment. Ending up by putting it under/on my head mainly."

I didn't think to post it till I read that. About a month ago I was
reading something about fall out shelters.

We know lead shields from radiation, but not the emf fields. However
water does!

I've been looking for a link to post about it, and it was apparently
a temporary one to the site I found it on, but I'm still looking.

Water filled walls for radiant solar heat have been used before. It
could make for an interesting house metal lined as well, somewhere it
wouldn't freeze up.

~ Snoshoe

This isn't at all the one I was looking for, but I think it will
explain why water could be protective:
http://www.wondermagnet.com/newmaglev.html 




--- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <nonengbunny@h...> wrote:
>
> Yahoo's giving fits lately.
>
>
> Perla mentioned in her post "What i have not mentioned before, i
used
> a filled rubber waterbottle that
> brought relief. Anywhere where the attack (for lack of a better
word)
> seemed to
> be at that moment. Ending up by putting it under/on my head mainly."
>
> I didn't think to post it till I read that. About a month ago I
was
> reading something about fall out shelters.
>
> We know lead shields from radiation, but not the emf fields.
However
> water does!
>
> I've been looking for a link to post about it, and it was
apparently
> a temporary one to the site I found it on, but I'm still looking.
>
> Water filled walls for radiant solar heat have been used before.  
It
> could make for an interesting house metal lined as well, somewhere
it
> wouldn't freeze up.
>
> ~ Snoshoe
>

There may be alternative explanations, the simplest being that water is a
great absorber of many e-m waves, particularly MW and RF frequencies.
(After all, that's how microwave ovens work!) Trees are also great
absorbers because of the water in them and the very effective connection to
earth/ground, and mobile phone and satellite TV users have reported how they
have lost signals because of tree growth and had to cut back branches to get
the signal back. (Our neighbours did this in fact!). Also again correlates
with Sue's experience that she feel much better and less ES when in woodland
or near lakes locally.

Ian



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This isn't at all the one I was looking for, but I think it will
explain why water could be protective:
http://www.wondermagnet.com/newmaglev.html 




--- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <nonengbunny@h...> wrote:
>
> Yahoo's giving fits lately.
>
>
> Perla mentioned in her post "What i have not mentioned before, i
used
> a filled rubber waterbottle that
> brought relief. Anywhere where the attack (for lack of a better
word)
> seemed to
> be at that moment. Ending up by putting it under/on my head mainly."
>
> I didn't think to post it till I read that. About a month ago I
was
> reading something about fall out shelters.
>
> We know lead shields from radiation, but not the emf fields.
However
> water does!
>
> I've been looking for a link to post about it, and it was
apparently
> a temporary one to the site I found it on, but I'm still looking.
>
> Water filled walls for radiant solar heat have been used before.
It
> could make for an interesting house metal lined as well, somewhere
it
> wouldn't freeze up.
>
> ~ Snoshoe
>







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