cell phones around Homeopathics

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> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods stores
> and I am going to send them info regarding cell phone radiation and how
> it destroys homeopathic remedies.
> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that
> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know
> ASAP.
> thanks,
> Andrew
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> It's been the experience of a group of students of homeopathy and some
> practitioners I've talked with that for liquid homeopathic remedy
> suspensions erasure or interference can occur much more easily than
> the energy signature held in solid crystal form on the surfaces of
> coated pellets or granules. Solid remedies of the type used in
> homeopathic first aid kits have survived transit through airport
> security x-rays many times, though we didn't do any study on possible
> differential changes in remedy effects. Since a lot of the remedies
> that Whole Foods carries are Boiron pellets, they might not be
> affected in an easily discernable way. In a quick perusal I didn't
> find Boiron or Hahnemann Labs listing anything about cell phones
> erasing remedies. Direct sunlight and high heat (the old, pre-radio
> age warnings) were the only things I found listed.
>
> Have you collected some info from other sources that shows cell phones
> erase or alter surface deposition remedies?
>
> Beau
> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@...> wrote:
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>> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods stores
>> and I am going to send them info regarding cell phone radiation and how
>> it destroys homeopathic remedies.
>> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that
>> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know
>> ASAP.
>> thanks,
>> Andrew
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> Greetings,
> Charles Claessens
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "bbin37" <netfarer2@...>
> To: <[hidden email]>
> Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2006 03:26
> Subject: [eSens] Re: cell phones around Homeopathics
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> > It's been the experience of a group of students of homeopathy and some
> > practitioners I've talked with that for liquid homeopathic remedy
> > suspensions erasure or interference can occur much more easily than
> > the energy signature held in solid crystal form on the surfaces of
> > coated pellets or granules. Solid remedies of the type used in
> > homeopathic first aid kits have survived transit through airport
> > security x-rays many times, though we didn't do any study on possible
> > differential changes in remedy effects. Since a lot of the remedies
> > that Whole Foods carries are Boiron pellets, they might not be
> > affected in an easily discernable way. In a quick perusal I didn't
> > find Boiron or Hahnemann Labs listing anything about cell phones
> > erasing remedies. Direct sunlight and high heat (the old, pre-radio
> > age warnings) were the only things I found listed.
> >
> > Have you collected some info from other sources that shows cell phones
> > erase or alter surface deposition remedies?
> >
> > Beau
> > --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@> wrote:
> >>
> >> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods

> >> it destroys homeopathic remedies.
> >> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that
> >> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know
> >> ASAP.
> >> thanks,
> >> Andrew
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> > Yahoo! Groups Links
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> Thanks for reminding of that post, Charles. (It's eSens # 3577.)
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> I wrote a reply message to Dietrich (eSens # 3605) asking him to
> specify more information - such as whether the remedies were in liquid
> or solid form - but I didn't see a response. (It is easy to miss some
> of these messages for a variety of reasons, for sure.)
>
> Liquid remedies are easy to erase energetically and microwave
> radiation is highly suited to do this due to wavelength. In the
> combined experience of other homeopaths and students of homeopathy
> I've spoken with, including my own experience with remedies, solid
> deposition remedies have shown remarkable staying power, even
> considering placebo effect. (For example, kids in a lot of pain with
> attendant physical symptoms like bleeding and swelling won't usually
> just stop bleeding, have swelling go down, and have the pain lessen or
> go away, all in combination, through the power of suggestion.)
>
> It is also important to note that Dietrich mentioned "high" potencies
> were erasable by cell phone radiation in his experiment. We'd have to
> know if he's talking, for example, about 1M remedies and above. Most
> remedies at a Whole Foods store are considered at "lower" potency than
> 1M. It's hard to obtain "above" 200C potency remedy at grocery stores
> where I've lived in the US, including the SF bay area where
> homeopathics are highly accessible. And the bulk of these remedies
> are in solid form.
>
> Solid homeopathic remedies I've purchased at Whole Foods or downtown
> SF shops in busy, cell phone rife areas, at 200C and "below" have all
> worked admirably.
>
> Andrew, I'd want to get the specifics of form and potency affected
> before waging a campaign with Whole Foods.
>
> Interference with remedy action after ingestion is another ballgame
> altogther. Wireless does cause problems in my experience here.
>
> Beau
>
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> Thanks for reminding of that post, Charles. (It's eSens # 3577.)
>
> I wrote a reply message to Dietrich (eSens # 3605) asking him to
> specify more information - such as whether the remedies were in liquid
> or solid form - but I didn't see a response. (It is easy to miss some
> of these messages for a variety of reasons, for sure.)
>
> Liquid remedies are easy to erase energetically and microwave
> radiation is highly suited to do this due to wavelength. In the
> combined experience of other homeopaths and students of homeopathy
> I've spoken with, including my own experience with remedies, solid
> deposition remedies have shown remarkable staying power, even
> considering placebo effect. (For example, kids in a lot of pain with
> attendant physical symptoms like bleeding and swelling won't usually
> just stop bleeding, have swelling go down, and have the pain lessen or
> go away, all in combination, through the power of suggestion.)
>
> It is also important to note that Dietrich mentioned "high" potencies
> were erasable by cell phone radiation in his experiment. We'd have to
> know if he's talking, for example, about 1M remedies and above. Most
> remedies at a Whole Foods store are considered at "lower" potency than
> 1M. It's hard to obtain "above" 200C potency remedy at grocery stores
> where I've lived in the US, including the SF bay area where
> homeopathics are highly accessible. And the bulk of these remedies
> are in solid form.
>
> Solid homeopathic remedies I've purchased at Whole Foods or downtown
> SF shops in busy, cell phone rife areas, at 200C and "below" have all
> worked admirably.
>
> Andrew, I'd want to get the specifics of form and potency affected
> before waging a campaign with Whole Foods.
>
> Interference with remedy action after ingestion is another ballgame
> altogther. Wireless does cause problems in my experience here.
>
> Beau
>
> --- In [hidden email], "charles" <charles@...> wrote:
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>> Hello Beau,
>>
>> it was a posting from Dietrich Gruen a while ago, that he had
> measured this
>> effect.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> Charles Claessens
>> member Verband Baubiologie
>> www.milieuziektes.nl
>> www.milieuziektes.be
>> www.hetbitje.nl
>> checked by Norton Antivirus
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "bbin37" <netfarer2@...>
>> To: <[hidden email]>
>> Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2006 03:26
>> Subject: [eSens] Re: cell phones around Homeopathics
>>
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>>> It's been the experience of a group of students of homeopathy and
>>> some
>>> practitioners I've talked with that for liquid homeopathic remedy
>>> suspensions erasure or interference can occur much more easily than
>>> the energy signature held in solid crystal form on the surfaces of
>>> coated pellets or granules. Solid remedies of the type used in
>>> homeopathic first aid kits have survived transit through airport
>>> security x-rays many times, though we didn't do any study on possible
>>> differential changes in remedy effects. Since a lot of the remedies
>>> that Whole Foods carries are Boiron pellets, they might not be
>>> affected in an easily discernable way. In a quick perusal I didn't
>>> find Boiron or Hahnemann Labs listing anything about cell phones
>>> erasing remedies. Direct sunlight and high heat (the old, pre-radio
>>> age warnings) were the only things I found listed.
>>>
>>> Have you collected some info from other sources that shows cell
>>> phones
>>> erase or alter surface deposition remedies?
>>>
>>> Beau
>>> --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods
> stores
>>>> and I am going to send them info regarding cell phone radiation
> and how
>>>> it destroys homeopathic remedies.
>>>> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that
>>>> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know
>>>> ASAP.
>>>> thanks,
>>>> Andrew
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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