car shielding

Hi to all,
I'm electrosens after 20 years of home exposure at 3 milligaus from power lines.

no monitor or microwave hurt me as low frequency fields

I tried springfield and bioguard but I can't stand them.

My question is: I should buy a new car but every car I'm testing emits 2-10 mill gauss and I feel bad 24 hours after
Can you suggest me some solutions? Does it works to shield the driver side of the car with some metallic foils?

thank you
Daniele

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You will need to track and find the specific wires or appliance that is
producing the field then wrap it with specific tape (lessemf has some).
A general area like a fuse box might be lessoned if you cover the
entire area with heavy foil or MU Metal.
I bought a bunch of stuff to do that with the passenger seat in my car
and haven't gotten around to do it yet.
Let me know if it works.
Andrew
On Sep 4, 2008, at 6:35 PM, Daniele-bioclinic wrote:

In a message dated 9/5/2008 1:07:10 A.M. GMT Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

My question is: I should buy a new car but every car I'm testing emits
> 2-10 mill gauss and I feel bad 24 hours after
> Can you suggest me some solutions? Does it works to shield the driver
> side of the car with some metallic foils?
>
> thank you
> Daniele


PUK replies - I had a problem with a renault scenic, in the end the most
offending component was the aircon climate change analyser ie a little fan and
sensor coes to the head so it extracted it and hey presto the car is 90%
better, which is about all you can expect otherwise its using leg power.

PUK






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1.) Buy a car without power seats, power windows and power locks, the less "power" the better. ( I had mine disconnected and it REALLY helped me) 

2.) Have mumetal put in the dashboard ( again, it helped)

3.) Go for a car with a small engine. Consider a stick shift, if you haven't already. They typically get better gas mileage anyway. :)

good things to you,
zil



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Hi to all,

I'm electrosens after 20 years of home exposure at 3 milligaus from power lines.



no monitor or microwave hurt me as low frequency fields



I tried springfield and bioguard but I can't stand them.



My question is: I should buy a new car but every car I'm testing emits 2-10mill gauss and I feel bad 24 hours after

Can you suggest me some solutions? Does it works to shield the driver side of the car with some metallic foils?



thank you

Daniele



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