WiFi curtains

Does anyone find that WiFi blocking curtains really work?

I want to know! 8)

Christin Brezil
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Have a beautiful day.


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My naturopath's office has a area with them.  When I am feeling particularly stressed it does feel better in there.  The curtains are wired chain but I don't know what they are made of.  Nancy

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  I suspect it depends on what they are made from --and if they block the specific frequencies that you react too.

  I was having 12 to 24 seizures a day and heart palpitations from the time I opened my eyes til I  closed them at night - at least if I was in my home. So when I got my Income Tax refund I spent it on 3 yards of an EMF material called Swiss Shield Naturell.  From this I made a covering for my head -- protects my brain, eyes, ears, thyroid and neck. I wear this all the time I am in my home -- and sometimes when I go out depending on where I am going.

   I do not have seizures anymore when I am in my house if I wear this head covering --in fact I don't even have seizures when I am on the computer most of the time anymore -- once in awhile I have a really really bad day and then being on the computer for a couple of hours  will cause me to have a couple of seizures even when wearing the head covering but that does not happen very often; and when I get off of the computer the seizures stop  [where my computer is I also get zapped by some towers as well as have a smart meter about 15 feet away]  

Material and Canopies
by Swiss Shield® - made of 'Ecological Cotton' eco test certified for baby underwear but most popular as decor curtains. It stops over 99.9% (40dB) of incoming microwave radiation energy (300 MHz - 6.0+ GHz) a range that encompasses all three mobile/cellular phone bands (including GSM, 3G/UMTS-FDD), TETRA/Airwave, along with WiFi, WiMax, and Bluetooth).
http://www.equilibrauk.com/screening.shtml

Our Naturell material is made of white, lightweight, fine woven white cotton, with added protective silver-plated copper thread for shielding. Naturell is the best translucent material for reducing high-band WiFi from coming through your windows from neighbours' equipment, as well as mobile phone masts and other sources of outside radiofrequency emissions. It is 2.5 metres wide. It is translucent and allows plenty of light through, whilst restricting visibility from outside. It is our most effective material, and ideal for bed canopies, clothing, blinds or curtain lining.
http://www.emfields.org/shielding/naturell.asp
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    I still have heart palpitations , though not nearly as many . However I am having the rest of the material made up into a "big shirt" that I can wear over my clothes when at home -- this will protect my heart and everything else as it goes down to a couple of inches above my knees. -- This should be ready to wear in a week.

  This material is very expensive -- at least in my perception --but it is worth it in my opinion. However when one does not have the money -- well everything is too expensive and I just did not have the money six months ago - I wish I had had the money because now I have all sorts of damage that I need to heal , which is expensive in itself. I am presently experimenting with a Low Level red laser in my ears to bring the cells in my head back to their natural frequency as well as heal them.

Valkee has shown that the human brain is photosensitive, that bright light via the ear canal stimulates the brain, and that such stimulation is effective to treat mood conditions like anxiety, tiredness and reduced cognitive performance in 'winter blues' - all new and revolutionary results. Research was started in the University of Oulu in 2007, and has included over 20 scientists and 350 study subjects, making it one of the largest programs in bright light.

The Finnish Valkee is Sci-Fi style device which literally shines light into your ear canals. Your wear it like a set of headphones on a music player.
Because Valkee shines light directly onto photo-sensitive areas of the brain the treatment is both quicker and more effective. The ear canal is a more effective route to deliver light to the brain than the eye. More effective than traditional sad lamps and sad lights.
In one clinical trial 92% of severely depressed seasonal affective disorder (also known as `winter blues') patients experienced total symptoms relief in 4 weeks with 8-12 minutes of bright light via their ear canal each day.
Video  - Seasonal Affective Disorder
http://www.jdharris.co.uk/valkee-sad-lamp-light-seasonal-affective-disorder?gcli\
d=CMzU_IrtqbACFW1ItAod6zIFWQ

New Treatments for Alzheimer's Shown to Improve Memory
According to Dr. Gordon Dougal and Dr. Abdel Ennaceur, who conducted the studies, the helmet has the potential to reverse — at least in part — some of the symptoms of Alzheimer's, including memory loss and anxiety. The helmet works by using "light beam technology," which has the unique capacity to penetrate the skull and stimulate the brain.
This, in turn, encourages cell repair and growth. In fact, research has confirmed that an amazing 90% of humans with dementia show improvement when treated with infrared lasers such as those produced by the 700 LED bulbs contained in the helmet.
http://undergroundhealthreporter.com/treatments-for-alzheimers

                 blessings
                  Shan

     
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Check this out
http://www.emfields.org/library.asp
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"Faith is to believe what we do not see; and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe."
 - Saint Augustine

Thanks to those who have submitted sources, I will look into them carefully.  Does this mean you find these products helpful?

Thanks this is very informative.

Kathy



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  I got the material I used at Lessemf.com   They are in the US and I have ordered a face shield also from them which helps my eyes when on the computer. as well as a couple of oher things. It costs less for me to get the material there rather then in Canada as even with the extra shipping it still costs more to get EMF stuff in Canada.
     
            blessings
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You can use a cell phone, but WIFI bothers you?
 
Pam
 


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From: Christin Brezil (Lussier) <[hidden email]>
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I want to know! 8)

Christin Brezil
Sent from my phone.
Excuse my grammar and spelling.
Have a beautiful day.

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I know this was addressed to Christin, but for myself, I find the effects different:  WiFi depletes my impulse control abilities, cell phones "burn" my hands and face, but only with unusually prolonged use does it feel like my brain is scrambled.  WiFi is all around me ourside of my control, but my cell phone I have choices about if, when, how long...barring an emergency.

Olha

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I never saw this. My phone bothers me different than wi-fi.
I also feel like I crave both sometimes.
Anyone understand that?

Christin Brezil
Sent from my phone.
Excuse my grammar and spelling.
Have a beautiful day.


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It's so funny my symptoms are just the opposite.  WIFI burns me, at its worse it has a fit with me eyes and skin and cell phone just pollutes me.  It feels like some puked thick goop on me and stiffens my muscles, makes it hard to move and breathe and can be difficult to recover.  I don't use cell phones or touch them anymore and have no desire to.
 
Pam

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I never saw this. My phone bothers me different than wi-fi.
I also feel like I crave both sometimes.
Anyone understand that?

Christin Brezil
Sent from my phone.
Excuse my grammar and spelling.
Have a beautiful day.

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I can't really understand but am trying.

I think the high emf waves gives some people energy

& works on their addiction center.


For most of us here, it just gives us pain.

Kathy



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      I never saw this. My phone bothers me different than wi-fi.

I also feel like I crave both sometimes.

Anyone understand that?



Christin Brezil

Sent from my phone.

Excuse my grammar and spelling.

Have a beautiful day.



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> I know this was addressed to Christin, but for myself, I find the effects different: WiFi depletes my impulse control abilities, cell phones "burn" my hands and face, but only with unusually prolonged use does it feel like my brain is scrambled. WiFi is all around me ourside of my control, but my cell phone I have choices about if, when, how long...barring an emergency.

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Hi Christin, You said you crave both...as in you crave both wifi and cell phone?I read an article a year ago talking about rehab cell phonecenter in Japan. The teenagers were suffering withdrawelissues, when their cell phones were taken away. The researchers stated that micro wave radiation stimulatesthe same part of the brain that heroin stimulates. I have tried to find this article recently, and am still looking for it. I do know of one other person who expereinced the same feeling,needing to be in a wifi environment. Scary to me! Lizzie
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I also feel like I crave both sometimes.

Anyone understand that?



Christin Brezil

Sent from my phone.

Excuse my grammar and spelling.

Have a beautiful day.



On Jul 20, 2012, at 2:56 PM, "Olha" <[hidden email]> wrote:



> I know this was addressed to Christin, but for myself, I find the effects different: WiFi depletes my impulse control abilities, cell phones "burn" my hands and face, but only with unusually prolonged use does it feel like my brain is scrambled. WiFi is all around me ourside of my control, but my cell phone I have choices about if, when, how long...barring an emergency.

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I think the wifi/radiation/ect stimulates the brain area, same place Heroin stimulates.I also think that this same emf form OVER stimulates the immune system, as a defensereaction, which would equate to a person having more energy. (although not necessarilythe healthy kind of energy.). When we get a scare, the adrenals boost the adrenaline, thereby producing the extra energy the body needs to "react" to this situation. I think this is very similiar to what happens when we are exposed to radiation.,.those who get energy, have enough left of their immune system to produce thisextra energy. Those who have low immune systems, (low thyroid/low adrenals)just get exhausted, fatigued, inflammation, ect.  Lizzie
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I think the high emf waves gives some people energy



& works on their addiction center.



For most of us here, it just gives us pain.



Kathy



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I never saw this. My phone bothers me different than wi-fi.



I also feel like I crave both sometimes.



Anyone understand that?



Christin Brezil



Sent from my phone.



Excuse my grammar and spelling.



Have a beautiful day.



On Jul 20, 2012, at 2:56 PM, "Olha" <[hidden email]> wrote:



> I know this was addressed to Christin, but for myself, I find the effects different: WiFi depletes my impulse control abilities, cell phones "burn" my hands and face, but only with unusually prolonged use does it feel like my brain is scrambled. WiFi is all around me ourside of my control, but my cell phone I have choices about if, when, how long...barring an emergency.



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I think I do understand "crave", but with a different device.  I  
notice I keep my TV on, even when I've stopped watching a program and  
am doing some reading or something.  Not consciously, but one day it  
occurred to me it must be "stimulating" me in some way--jazzing up my  
own EMF field.  I've been doing it for years.  Now, however, I'm  
reacting to it and am more aware of the negative effects on me.

Esther
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I do the same thing w the TV.

Kathy


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I think I do understand "crave", but with a different device.  I 
notice I keep my TV on, even when I've stopped watching a program and 
am doing some reading or something.  Not consciously, but one day it 
occurred to me it must be "stimulating" me in some way--jazzing up my 
own EMF field.  I've been doing it for years.  Now, however, I'm 
reacting to it and am more aware of the negative effects on me.

Esther
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