cell phone devices?

This has probably been discussed, but I couldn't find it in the message archives. Are there any devices you can use to make cell phones more tolerable? I can use them a little bit without noticing anything, but if I get a long phone call, I start to feel really sick (weak, brain fog and twitchy muscles). What things have y'all found useful?

Thanks! Amy

> Are there any devices you can use to make cell phones more
> tolerable? I can use them a little bit without noticing anything, but if
> I get a long phone call, I start to feel really sick (weak, brain fog and
> twitchy muscles). What things have y'all found useful?

There is certainly a lot of stickers, etc. sold for this purpose, although
I cannot recall anyone here reporting that these have helped them. I just
use my usual personal protection devices (springlife polarizer, quantum
companion), which I have observed in the past to help (these days I
notice no symptoms from my cellphone, although I don't use it much)

Marc

Hi, Amy,
 
I only had a cell phone a short while and actually only used it 3 X during the year I had it!  lol  However, what I found helped was a small microphone device which you could clip onto almost anything several feet away and also put your phone at a distance, Amy.  If memory serves, the small device allowed you to hear and speak both--like on a speaker phone.  Sorry, I do not remember the name of the device.
 
Diane

--- On Thu, 4/15/10, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] cell phone devices?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010, 2:53 PM


 



> Are there any devices you can use to make cell phones more
> tolerable? I can use them a little bit without noticing anything, but if
> I get a long phone call, I start to feel really sick (weak, brain fog and
> twitchy muscles). What things have y'all found useful?

There is certainly a lot of stickers, etc. sold for this purpose, although
I cannot recall anyone here reporting that these have helped them. I just
use my usual personal protection devices (springlife polarizer, quantum
companion), which I have observed in the past to help (these days I
notice no symptoms from my cellphone, although I don't use it much)

Marc








     

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Hi, All,
 
I am about to reveal all of my great misunderstandings of the technical side of ES/EMS at this point, I am sure.  ;)  I have recently been involved in a lot of technical discussions with local people who I think *should* know a lot more on this subject than I do, but who either don’t OR I am woefully mistaken about what I thought I understood myself.  These people include a power company EE, local electricians, and electrical inspectors.  If I am really going to provide any meaningful info to these people (and some of them have shown great interested in learning more about EMS), I need to make sure what I am telling them is 100% correct. 
 
I mainly have not told them anything yet (I have only explained that I react to radio and magnetic frequencies, digital devices, wifi, cell and microwave towers….  Told them some things which work for me; some which don't....)  But some of what they are telling me seems contradictory to what I have learned (or thought I learned) here at this forum.  For instance, my understanding is rfs are riding on your household electriclines and they are telling me they are not aware of that being the case.  This has come up in discussing whether to use metal shielded cable or not to use it.  My understanding on that is: metal shielding stops rfs, but not magnetic frequencies.  I thought stopping rfs is *why* youwould choose to use it.
 
However, my electrician has a little “pen-like” device which he held up to my old regular wiring and said when it buzzed it meant magnetic frequencies were being emitted, but when you used metal shielded wiring, that the buzzing along the wiring disappears and you only have a buzz atan open outlet.  SOOOOO, either I am way confused or he and the inspector, who was present at this time, are wrong.  I thought the “pen-like” device was supposed to detect rf but he was adamant that it detected magnetic frequencies.   Help me here!  My (perhaps wrong) understanding is:
 

Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home. (But after talking to these people who should know, I am thinking my understanding is wrong on this—maybe household wiring requires only magnetic frequencies to power your home.  Is this true?  That is the only explanation I can come up with that explains why they have no clue as to rfs.)
Electric house wiring also picks up a “soup” of various frequencies called “dirty electricity” from various appliancesand electronics in your home.  Not all appliances and electronics do this +/or are as bad as others; but “green appliances” and “green light bulbs” (energy saving bulbs and appliances) are especially bad offenders.  (Now, is this just part of the rfs ridingon the house wiring, or magnetic frequencies too?  My understanding is both.)
Various emfs (electro-magnetic frequencies, ie: rfs and magnetic frequencies) also ride in on a person’s house wiring from the power lines outside the house, caused by the “dirty electricity” from the electric appliances/electronics of neighbors hitching a ride on the electric power lines before they reach you. 
Metal shielded wire stops the rfs, not the mfs on your house wiring from coming into the atmosphere of the house.  (Are the magnetic frequencies which are remaining—not stopped by shielded wiring—then called “electro-smog” or “dirty air”?)
Cell towers, microwave towers, and radar installation cause “electro-smog”, which are frequencies that EMS (electro-magnetically sensitive) people can feel in the air outside their homes and which also permeates windows and (in varying degrees, according to what the home is made of) the walls.  Electro-smog is both rfs and magnetic frequencies, but themagnetic frequencies are the ones which most often go thru the windows andwalls into the house.  They are ALSO attracted into homes by metals: ie metal shielded wiring, ductwork, metal furniture, gas and water and sewer pipes inside the home.
Wifi routers, digital equipment and “toys”, cell phones, etc also put frequencies into the air.  This is referred to as “dirty air”.  These frequencies reach less distances than “electro-smog", but are also a mix of rfs and magnetic frequencies.  These might or might not be able to get inside your home, depending on their strength of signal and the shielding ability of your walls and windows.  (Do some of these also get onto your electric lines before entering your home or are they strictly always in the air—ie: can dirty air and electro-smog also, “hop” onto power lines, and enter your home on electric wiring?)
Metal shielded wiring will re-broadcast magnetic frequencies, “electro-smog”, and “dirty air” which get into your homethru the walls and windows.  (This is the most bothersome point for me personally.  I react worst to magnetic frequencies--they interact most with my autonomic nervous system.  So everyone thinks I need metal shielded house wiring, but I am thinking this is not a good idea.)
Gas lines and water lines entering your house, and sewer pipes going out ofyour house can also carry emfs into your home via the outside electric power-grid (ground beds/return paths to the power plant).  Di-electric unions can interrupt these frequencies from entering your house.
Cable tv and telephone lines, to a lesser degree, also carry emfs into yourhome on them.  (Do fiber-optic cables always remediate this, or is this just dependent on how the lines come in and how close they follow the electric power lines outside?)  I was also told telephone lines which come in above ground do not cause emfs to enter on them, but they pick up emfs when they touch the ground.  Is that true?
 
Okay, that is ALL I think I know.  ;)  Is any (all?) of this incorrect?  Am I missing any ways emfs enter your home?   I am down to the wire (no pun intended) on this--tomorrow my house starts gettingwired with metal shielded cable and I am still not feeling comfortable about it.
 
I really appreciate your input.  Thanks so much,
Diane




     

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Oooops  The formatting at the forum removed all my bullets and ran allmy text together.  Let me clean it up and make it more readable for you:
 
(The following is what I thought was correct and I need you to look over and correct assumptions on:)
 
point 1:
Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home. (But after talking to these people who should know, I am thinking my understanding is wrong on this—maybe household wiring requires only magnetic frequencies to power your home.  Is this true?  That is the only explanation I can come up with that explains why they have no clue as to rfs.)
 
point 2:
Electric house wiring also picks up a “soup” of various frequencies called “dirty electricity” from various appliancesand electronics in your home.  Not all appliances and electronics do this +/or are as bad as others; but “green appliances” and “green light bulbs” (energy saving bulbs and appliances) are especially bad offenders.  (Now, is this just part of the rfs ridingon the house wiring, or magnetic frequencies too?  My understanding is both.)
 
point 3:
Various emfs (electro-magnetic frequencies, ie: rfs and magnetic frequencies) also ride in on a person’s house wiring from the power lines outside the house, caused by the “dirty electricity” from the electric appliances/electron ics of neighbors hitching a ride on the electric power lines before they reach you. 
 
point4:
Metal shielded wire stops the rfs, not the mfs on your house wiring from coming into the atmosphere of the house.  (Are the magnetic frequencies which are remaining—not stopped by shielded wiring—then called “electro-smog” or “dirty air”?)
 
point 5:
Cell towers, microwave towers, and radar installation cause “electro-smog”, which are frequencies that EMS (electro-magnetical ly sensitive) people can feel in the air outside their homes and which also permeates windows and (in varying degrees, according to what the home is made of)the walls.  Electro-smog is both rfs and magnetic frequencies, but the magnetic frequencies are the ones which most often go thru the windows and walls into the house.  They are ALSO attracted into homes by metals:ie metal shielded wiring, ductwork, metal furniture, gas and water and sewer pipes inside the home.
 
point 6:
Wifi routers, digital equipment and “toys”, cell phones, etc also put frequencies into the air.  This is referred to as “dirty air”.  These frequencies reach less distances than “electro-smog" , but are also a mix of rfs and magnetic frequencies.  These might or might not be able to get inside your home, depending on their strength of signal and the shielding ability of your walls and windows.  (Do some of these also get onto your electric lines before entering your home or are they strictly always in the air—ie: can dirtyair and electro-smog also, “hop” onto power lines, and enter your home on electric wiring?)
 
point 7:
Metal shielded wiring will re-broadcast magnetic frequencies, “electro-smog”, and “dirty air” which get into your homethru the walls and windows.  (This is the most bothersome point for me personally.  I react worst to magnetic frequencies- -they interact most with my autonomic nervous system.  So everyone thinks I need metal shielded house wiring, but I am thinking this is not a good idea.)

point 8:
Gas lines and water lines entering your house, and sewer pipes going out ofyour house can also carry emfs into your home via the outside electric power-grid (ground beds/return paths to the power plant).  Di-electric unions can interrupt these frequencies from entering your house.
 
point 9:
Cable tv and telephone lines, to a lesser degree, also carry emfs into yourhome on them.  (Do fiber-optic cables always remediate this, or is this just dependent on how the lines come in and how close they follow the electric power lines outside?)  I was also told telephone lines which come in above ground do not cause emfs to enter on them, but they pick up emfs when they touch the ground.  Is that true?
 
Okay, that is ALL I think I know.  ;)  Is any (all?) of this incorrect?  Am I missing any ways emfs enter your home?   I am down to the wire (no pun intended) on this--tomorrow my house starts gettingwired with metal shielded cable and I am still not feeling comfortable about it.
 
I really appreciate your input.  Thanks so much,
Diane


--- On Thu, 4/15/10, Evie <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Evie <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] need help to correct my understanding of electrics
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010, 5:28 PM


 



Hi, All,
 
I am about to reveal all of my great misunderstandings of the technical side of ES/EMS at this point, I am sure.  ;)  I have recently been involved in a lot of technical discussions with local people who I think *should* know a lot more on this subject than I do, but who either don’t OR I am woefully mistaken about what I thought I understood myself.  These people include a power company EE, local electricians, and electrical inspectors.  If I am really going to provide any meaningful info to these people (and some of them have shown great interested  in learning more about EMS), I need to make sure what I am telling themis 100% correct. 
 
I mainly have not told them anything yet (I have only explained that I react to radio and magnetic frequencies, digital devices, wifi, cell and microwave towers….  Told them some things which work for me; some which don't....)  But some of what they are telling me seems contradictory to what I have learned (or thought I learned) here at this forum.  For instance, my understanding is rfs are riding on your household electriclines and they are telling me they are not aware of that being the case.  This has come up in discussing whether to use metal shielded cable or not to use it.  My understanding on that is: metal shielding stops rfs, but not magnetic frequencies.  I thought stopping rfs is *why* youwould choose to use it.
 
However, my electrician has a little “pen-like” device which he held up to my old regular wiring and said when it buzzed it meant magnetic frequencies were being emitted, but when you used metal shielded wiring, that the buzzing along the wiring disappears and you only have a buzz atan open outlet.  SOOOOO, either I am way confused or he and the inspector, who was present at this time, are wrong.  I thought the “pen-like” device was supposed to detect rf but he was adamant that it detected magnetic frequencies.   Help me here!  My (perhaps wrong) understanding is:
 

Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home. (But after talking to these people who should know, I am thinking my understanding is wrong on this—maybe household wiring requires only magnetic frequencies to power your home.  Is this true?  That is the only explanation I can come up with that explains why they have no clue as to rfs.)
Electric house wiring also picks up a “soup” of various frequencies called “dirty electricity” from various appliancesand electronics in your home.  Not all appliances and electronics do this +/or are as bad as others; but “green appliances” and “green light bulbs” (energy saving bulbs and appliances) are especially bad offenders.  (Now, is this just part of the rfs ridingon the house wiring, or magnetic frequencies too?  My understanding is both.)
Various emfs (electro-magnetic frequencies, ie: rfs and magnetic frequencies) also ride in on a person’s house wiring from the power lines outside the house, caused by the “dirty electricity” from the electric appliances/electron ics of neighbors hitching a ride on the electric power lines before they reach you. 
Metal shielded wire stops the rfs, not the mfs on your house wiring from coming into the atmosphere of the house.  (Are the magnetic frequencies which are remaining—not stopped by shielded wiring—then called “electro-smog” or “dirty air”?)
Cell towers, microwave towers, and radar installation cause “electro-smog”, which are frequencies that EMS (electro-magnetical ly sensitive) people can feel in the air outside their homes and which also permeates windows and (in varying degrees, according to what the home is made of)the walls.  Electro-smog is both rfs and magnetic frequencies, but the magnetic frequencies are the ones which most often go thru the windows and walls into the house.  They are ALSO attracted into homes by metals:ie metal shielded wiring, ductwork, metal furniture, gas and water and sewer pipes inside the home.
Wifi routers, digital equipment and “toys”, cell phones, etc also put frequencies into the air.  This is referred to as “dirty air”.  These frequencies reach less distances than “electro-smog" , but are also a mix of rfs and magnetic frequencies.  These might or might not be able to get inside your home, depending on their strength of signal and the shielding ability of your walls and windows.  (Do some of these also get onto your electric lines before entering your home or are they strictly always in the air—ie: can dirtyair and electro-smog also, “hop” onto power lines, and enter your home on electric wiring?)
Metal shielded wiring will re-broadcast magnetic frequencies, “electro-smog”, and “dirty air” which get into your homethru the walls and windows.  (This is the most bothersome point for me personally.  I react worst to magnetic frequencies- -they interact most with my autonomic nervous system.  So everyone thinks I need metal shielded house wiring, but I am thinking this is not a good idea.)
Gas lines and water lines entering your house, and sewer pipes going out ofyour house can also carry emfs into your home via the outside electric power-grid (ground beds/return paths to the power plant).  Di-electric unions can interrupt these frequencies from entering your house.
Cable tv and telephone lines, to a lesser degree, also carry emfs into yourhome on them.  (Do fiber-optic cables always remediate this, or is this just dependent on how the lines come in and how close they follow the electric power lines outside?)  I was also told telephone lines which come in above ground do not cause emfs to enter on them, but they pick up emfs when they touch the ground.  Is that true?
 
Okay, that is ALL I think I know.  ;)  Is any (all?) of this incorrect?  Am I missing any ways emfs enter your home?   I am down to the wire (no pun intended) on this--tomorrow my house starts gettingwired with metal shielded cable and I am still not feeling comfortable about it.
 
I really appreciate your input.  Thanks so much,
Diane

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PS: I realized I wrote something that I didn't mean in the way I wroteit:

"Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home." 
 
I didn't mean I thought rfs or magnetic frequencies power your home, but I should have written that I thought they are both on electric wiring as a result of the way electric current works to power your home; or as a result of what was required to power your home.  And I thought that, since the electrician and inspector seemed to not understand any of my questions about rf on wiring, that I must have that wrong--only magnetic frequencies naturally result from the way electric current works to power your home.  (Meaning rfs are then all produced as a result of dirty electric, and the electrician and inspector didn't know rfs are on the wiring because that is not something they have been trained is even there.)
 
Diane
 
 
 

--- On Thu, 4/15/10, Evie <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Evie <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] need help to correct my understanding of electrics
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010, 5:46 PM


 



Oooops  The formatting at the forum removed all my bullets and ran allmy text together.  Let me clean it up and make it more readable for you:
 
(The following is what I thought was correct and I need you to look over and correct assumptions on:)
 
point 1:
Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home. (But after talking to these people who should know, I am thinking my understanding is wrong on this—maybe household wiring requires only magnetic frequencies to power your home.  Is this true?  That is the only explanation I can come up with that explains why they have no clue as to rfs.)
 
point 2:
Electric house wiring also picks up a “soup” of various frequencies called “dirty electricity” from various appliancesand electronics in your home.  Not all appliances and electronics do this +/or are as bad as others; but “green appliances” and “green light bulbs” (energy saving bulbs and appliances) are especially bad offenders.  (Now, is this just part of the rfs ridingon the house wiring, or magnetic frequencies too?  My understanding is both.)
 
point 3:
Various emfs (electro-magnetic frequencies, ie: rfs and magnetic frequencies) also ride in on a person’s house wiring from the power lines outside the house, caused by the “dirty electricity” from the electric appliances/electron ics of neighbors hitching a ride on the electric power lines before they reach you. 
 
point4:
Metal shielded wire stops the rfs, not the mfs on your house wiring from coming into the atmosphere of the house.  (Are the magnetic frequencies which are remaining—not stopped by shielded wiring—then called “electro-smog” or “dirty air”?)
 
point 5:
Cell towers, microwave towers, and radar installation cause “electro-smog”, which are frequencies that EMS (electro-magnetical ly sensitive) people can feel in the air outside their homes and which also permeates windows and (in varying degrees, according to what the home is made of)the walls.  Electro-smog is both rfs and magnetic frequencies, but the magnetic frequencies are the ones which most often go thru the windows and walls into the house.  They are ALSO attracted into homes by metals:ie metal shielded wiring, ductwork, metal furniture, gas and water and sewer pipes inside the home.
 
point 6:
Wifi routers, digital equipment and “toys”, cell phones, etc also put frequencies into the air.  This is referred to as “dirty air”.  These frequencies reach less distances than “electro-smog" , but are also a mix of rfs and magnetic frequencies.  These might or might not be able to get inside your home, depending on their strength of signal and the shielding ability of your walls and windows.  (Do some of these also get onto your electric lines before entering your home or are they strictly always in the air—ie: can dirtyair and electro-smog also, “hop” onto power lines, and enter your home on electric wiring?)
 
point 7:
Metal shielded wiring will re-broadcast magnetic frequencies, “electro-smog”, and “dirty air” which get into your homethru the walls and windows.  (This is the most bothersome point for me personally.  I react worst to magnetic frequencies- -they interact most with my autonomic nervous system.  So everyone thinks I need metal shielded house wiring, but I am thinking this is not a good idea.)

point 8:
Gas lines and water lines entering your house, and sewer pipes going out ofyour house can also carry emfs into your home via the outside electric power-grid (ground beds/return paths to the power plant).  Di-electric unions can interrupt these frequencies from entering your house.
 
point 9:
Cable tv and telephone lines, to a lesser degree, also carry emfs into yourhome on them.  (Do fiber-optic cables always remediate this, or is this just dependent on how the lines come in and how close they follow the electric power lines outside?)  I was also told telephone lines which come in above ground do not cause emfs to enter on them, but they pick up emfs when they touch the ground.  Is that true?
 
Okay, that is ALL I think I know.  ;)  Is any (all?) of this incorrect?  Am I missing any ways emfs enter your home?   I am down to the wire (no pun intended) on this--tomorrow my house starts gettingwired with metal shielded cable and I am still not feeling comfortable about it.
 
I really appreciate your input.  Thanks so much,
Diane

--- On Thu, 4/15/10, Evie <evie15422@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: Evie <evie15422@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [eSens] need help to correct my understanding of electrics
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010, 5:28 PM

 

Hi, All,
 
I am about to reveal all of my great misunderstandings of the technical side of ES/EMS at this point, I am sure.  ;)  I have recently been involved in a lot of technical discussions with local people who I think *should* know a lot more on this subject than I do, but who either don’t OR I am woefully mistaken about what I thought I understood myself.  These people include a power company EE, local electricians, and electrical inspectors.  If I am really going to provide any meaningful info to these people (and some of them have shown great interested  in learning more about EMS), I need to make sure what I am telling themis 100% correct. 
 
I mainly have not told them anything yet (I have only explained that I react to radio and magnetic frequencies, digital devices, wifi, cell and microwave towers….  Told them some things which work for me; some which don't....)  But some of what they are telling me seems contradictory to what I have learned (or thought I learned) here at this forum.  For instance, my understanding is rfs are riding on your household electriclines and they are telling me they are not aware of that being the case.  This has come up in discussing whether to use metal shielded cable or not to use it.  My understanding on that is: metal shielding stops rfs, but not magnetic frequencies.  I thought stopping rfs is *why* youwould choose to use it.
 
However, my electrician has a little “pen-like” device which he held up to my old regular wiring and said when it buzzed it meant magnetic frequencies were being emitted, but when you used metal shielded wiring, that the buzzing along the wiring disappears and you only have a buzz atan open outlet.  SOOOOO, either I am way confused or he and the inspector, who was present at this time, are wrong.  I thought the “pen-like” device was supposed to detect rf but he was adamant that it detected magnetic frequencies.   Help me here!  My (perhaps wrong) understanding is:
 

Electric house wiring should have radio-waves AND magnetic frequencies riding on it and both together provide what is needed to power your home. (But after talking to these people who should know, I am thinking my understanding is wrong on this—maybe household wiring requires only magnetic frequencies to power your home.  Is this true?  That is the only explanation I can come up with that explains why they have no clue as to rfs.)
Electric house wiring also picks up a “soup” of various frequencies called “dirty electricity” from various appliancesand electronics in your home.  Not all appliances and electronics do this +/or are as bad as others; but “green appliances” and “green light bulbs” (energy saving bulbs and appliances) are especially bad offenders.  (Now, is this just part of the rfs ridingon the house wiring, or magnetic frequencies too?  My understanding is both.)
Various emfs (electro-magnetic frequencies, ie: rfs and magnetic frequencies) also ride in on a person’s house wiring from the power lines outside the house, caused by the “dirty electricity” from the electric appliances/electron ics of neighbors hitching a ride on the electric power lines before they reach you. 
Metal shielded wire stops the rfs, not the mfs on your house wiring from coming into the atmosphere of the house.  (Are the magnetic frequencies which are remaining—not stopped by shielded wiring—then called “electro-smog” or “dirty air”?)
Cell towers, microwave towers, and radar installation cause “electro-smog”, which are frequencies that EMS (electro-magnetical ly sensitive) people can feel in the air outside their homes and which also permeates windows and (in varying degrees, according to what the home is made of)the walls.  Electro-smog is both rfs and magnetic frequencies, but the magnetic frequencies are the ones which most often go thru the windows and walls into the house.  They are ALSO attracted into homes by metals:ie metal shielded wiring, ductwork, metal furniture, gas and water and sewer pipes inside the home.
Wifi routers, digital equipment and “toys”, cell phones, etc also put frequencies into the air.  This is referred to as “dirty air”.  These frequencies reach less distances than “electro-smog" , but are also a mix of rfs and magnetic frequencies.  These might or might not be able to get inside your home, depending on their strength of signal and the shielding ability of your walls and windows.  (Do some of these also get onto your electric lines before entering your home or are they strictly always in the air—ie: can dirtyair and electro-smog also, “hop” onto power lines, and enter your home on electric wiring?)
Metal shielded wiring will re-broadcast magnetic frequencies, “electro-smog”, and “dirty air” which get into your homethru the walls and windows.  (This is the most bothersome point for me personally.  I react worst to magnetic frequencies- -they interact most with my autonomic nervous system.  So everyone thinks I need metal shielded house wiring, but I am thinking this is not a good idea.)
Gas lines and water lines entering your house, and sewer pipes going out ofyour house can also carry emfs into your home via the outside electric power-grid (ground beds/return paths to the power plant).  Di-electric unions can interrupt these frequencies from entering your house.
Cable tv and telephone lines, to a lesser degree, also carry emfs into yourhome on them.  (Do fiber-optic cables always remediate this, or is this just dependent on how the lines come in and how close they follow the electric power lines outside?)  I was also told telephone lines which come in above ground do not cause emfs to enter on them, but they pick up emfs when they touch the ground.  Is that true?
 
Okay, that is ALL I think I know.  ;)  Is any (all?) of this incorrect?  Am I missing any ways emfs enter your home?   I am down to the wire (no pun intended) on this--tomorrow my house starts gettingwired with metal shielded cable and I am still not feeling comfortable about it.
 
I really appreciate your input.  Thanks so much,
Diane

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PUK replies - Use the lowest SAR and link up radiation emission phone, then
either use speaker phone and be done with it or use an AIRTUBE handsfree
kit from lessemf or similar. That's the only way, and of course observe the
10 or twelve reccomendations on using a mobile readily available on most
emf sites


In a message dated 15/04/2010 22:01:43 GMT Daylight Time,
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Are there any devices you can use to make cell phones more
> tolerable? I can use them a little bit without noticing anything, but if
> I get a long phone call, I start to feel really sick (weak, brain fog and
> twitchy muscles). What things have y'all found useful?



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