What have you done to block emf from computer?

Where is the majority of the emf coming from regarding the computer? Is it the monitor, the modem box or the wiring?
 
Could everyone share what they have done. I'm really not doing well & want to keep using.
 
Sorry if has been covered. I can't read all posts. Loni


     

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I would like to hear about this as well. I am currently trying Apple Macbook pro and even this seems to create symptoms like skin prickling etc. :(  how disappointing.. i dont know what to try anymore

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Where is the majority of the emf coming from regarding the computer? Is it the monitor, the modem box or the wiring?

 

Could everyone share what they have done. I'm really not doing well & want to keep using.

 

Sorry if has been covered. I can't read all posts. Loni



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> I would like to hear about this as well. I am currently trying Apple
> Macbook pro and even this seems to create symptoms like skin prickling
> etc. :(  how disappointing.. i dont know what to try anymore

For me, I do the following:

* Use EMF protection devices which make using the computer more tolerable
* Place the monitor and computer as far away from me as practical
* Experiment with using shielded cables between the desktop and
monitor
* And if all else fails, try different pieces of computer hardware
and see if they are more tolerable

Other folks here also may be using some sort of shielding materials
or ferrites, but I don't use these.

Marc

> Where is the majority of the emf coming from regarding the computer?
> Is it the monitor, the modem box or the wiring?

It varies depending on the particular hardware you are using. One piece
of noisy equipment can drown out everything else. Certainly in the past
I've had problems with the monitor, other times it has been the
computer, and other times it was the high speed cable internet. And
once I had a noisy computer that made my keyboard and mouse "shocking"
to touch, while that same keyboard and mouse were just fine when plugged
into a different computer.

Marc

In a message dated 15/08/2009 16:27:44 GMT Daylight Time,
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* Use EMF protection devices which make using the computer more tolerable
* Place the monitor and computer as far away from me as practical
* Experiment with using shielded cables between the desktop and
monitor
* And if all else fails, try different pieces of computer hardware
and see if they are more tolerable



paul uk replies - when placing the monitor at a distance you could try
using zoomtext from aisquared so that you dont strain your eyes, I use it and
could not do without it, I bought an old copy so it was cheap, otherwise
the uptodate software is costly.


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> paul uk replies - when placing the monitor at a distance you could try
> using zoomtext from aisquared so that you dont strain your eyes

I just use monitors with low resolution. For example, my computer
monitor at home is a 26" Sony HDTV with 1366 x 768 resolution. No
need to use zoomtext with that!

Marc

In a message dated 17/08/2009 22:13:56 GMT Daylight Time,
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I just use monitors with low resolution. For example, my computer
monitor at home is a 26" Sony HDTV with 1366 x 768 resolution. No
need to use zoomtext with that!

Marc



Paul uk - I can handle the 24inch lcd tv about 6-7m away but could not take
it any closer, so I use my 15.4inch laptop 5-6ft away so zoom text gives
me flexibility to zoom in and out at will, it really is very good, apart
from the screen pans back and forth as the mouse cursor reaches the edge which
can take a bit og getting used to.


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hi Loni and others,
 
i dumbed down my computer as much as possible. then i used some of what Marc suggested here, then some supplementation (esp D3 and B12).
 
good luck,
diane

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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] What have you done to block emf from computer?
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Date: Saturday, August 15, 2009, 11:24 AM


 



> I would like to hear about this as well. I am currently trying Apple
> Macbook pro and even this seems to create symptoms like skin prickling
> etc. :(  how disappointing. . i dont know what to try anymore

For me, I do the following:

* Use EMF protection devices which make using the computer more tolerable
* Place the monitor and computer as far away from me as practical
* Experiment with using shielded cables between the desktop and
monitor
* And if all else fails, try different pieces of computer hardware
and see if they are more tolerable

Other folks here also may be using some sort of shielding materials
or ferrites, but I don't use these.

Marc

















     

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Dumbed down???? What does that mean?
 
Can anyone recommend monitor shield that has worked for them?  I am looking for one & not sure what to buy.
 
Also, do you you think that putting a piece of say stainless steel in frontof the computer would cut the EMF down? 
 
Thanks all,  Loni

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From: Evie <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] What have you done to block emf from computer?
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Date: Friday, August 21, 2009, 12:46 PM


 



hi Loni and others,
 
i dumbed down my computer as much as possible. then i used some of what Marc suggested here, then some supplementation (esp D3 and B12).
 
good luck,
diane

--- On Sat, 8/15/09, Marc Martin <marc@ufoseries. com> wrote:

From: Marc Martin <marc@ufoseries. com>
Subject: Re: [eSens] What have you done to block emf from computer?
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2009, 11:24 AM

 

> I would like to hear about this as well. I am currently trying Apple
> Macbook pro and even this seems to create symptoms like skin prickling
> etc. :(  how disappointing. . i dont know what to try anymore

For me, I do the following:

* Use EMF protection devices which make using the computer more tolerable
* Place the monitor and computer as far away from me as practical
* Experiment with using shielded cables between the desktop and
monitor
* And if all else fails, try different pieces of computer hardware
and see if they are more tolerable

Other folks here also may be using some sort of shielding materials
or ferrites, but I don't use these.

Marc

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