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Amy Green
It used to be that fluorescent lights would make me so sick in stores that I just couldn't stay more than a few minutes before I would feel shaky, weak and somewhat disoriented. Now that has eased up a little bit, but my newproblem is HEAT! After about 5 minutes of shopping, I start to get REALLYhot -- like a very prolonged mega hot flash. Even if the store is kept quite cool, I am 400 degrees and sweating. I can now manage about 30 minutesin a store before I get weak and shaky, so that's progress, but the heat thing is weird and not fun.

My temps also go up to normal and sometimes slightly higher after I've been in a store. Usually, my temps run about a degree low. I've become a temperature chameleon I guess. Anybody else have this problem? Or know what could be causing it????

Thanks, Amy

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In a message dated 19/06/2009 03:41:44 GMT Daylight Time,
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My temps also go up to normal and sometimes slightly higher after I've
been in a store. Usually, my temps run about a degree low. I've become a
temperature chameleon I guess. Anybody else have this problem? Or know what
could be causing it????

Thanks, Amy



2 things - the general EMF profile of the shop may be overloading you and
thus your body will heat up in an attempt to kill what it thinks is
bacterial invader, rather like temperature increase when you get sick with flu etc,
also have you considered that it might be due to hate to say thye word
Anxiety ? what about going along with someone to the offending shops and
talking through how you feel a kind of mobile in the feild therapy session.

P UK


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evie15422
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hi, Amy,
 
the thyroid, but also the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and adrenals play a part in this (as can female hormone if you are of that certain age, or even if you are not and are detoxing too quickly).  Emfs seem to hit the ANS and adrenals particularly hard for me personally.  do you have periods of great fatigue?  if so, have you ever checked your blood pressure during the exhaustion?  low bp would indicate it was not thyroid but adrenal/ans.
 
 
 


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From: amygreen53 <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] fluorescent lights & heat!
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 10:40 PM








It used to be that fluorescent lights would make me so sick in stores that I just couldn't stay more than a few minutes before I would feel shaky, weak and somewhat disoriented. Now that has eased up a little bit, but my new problem is HEAT! After about 5 minutes of shopping, I start to get REALLY hot -- like a very prolonged mega hot flash. Even if the store is kept quitecool, I am 400 degrees and sweating. I can now manage about 30 minutes in a store before I get weak and shaky, so that's progress, but the heat thingis weird and not fun.

My temps also go up to normal and sometimes slightly higher after I've beenin a store. Usually, my temps run about a degree low. I've become a temperature chameleon I guess. Anybody else have this problem? Or know what couldbe causing it????

Thanks, Amy

















     

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S.T.
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Evie, you are right, understanding  hormones is important because the symptoms overlap and people can be in the dark with having slow thyroid but thinking it's ES. I would suggest to everyone to visit www.drlowe.com and see the list of symptoms and just make sure to distinguish between the two conditions. Very often slow thyroid does not show on standard blood tests so that is not a real indicator.
 
I am on Thyroid medication replacement, however two weeks ago I quit Cortef  for my adrenal insufficiency.  As soon as I pluged in the"Earthcalm resonator I sprung up to life."  I still have symptoms but I am not  "dead on my sofa any longer." 
 
Basically I have  been on  progesterone and testosterone replacement therapy for years not knowing that it is ES causing them to be so low.
 
Sandra
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hi, Amy,
 
the thyroid, but also the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and adrenals play a part in this (as can female hormone if you are of that certain age, or even if you are not and are detoxing too quickly).  Emfs seem to hit the ANS and adrenals particularly hard for me personally.  do you have periods of great fatigue?  if so, have you ever checked your blood pressure during the exhaustion?  low bp would indicate it was not thyroid but adrenal/ans.
 
 
 

--- On Thu, 6/18/09, amygreen53 <amygreen53@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: amygreen53 <amygreen53@yahoo. com>
Subject: [eSens] fluorescent lights & heat!
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 10:40 PM

It used to be that fluorescent lights would make me so sick in stores that I just couldn't stay more than a few minutes before I would feel shaky, weak and somewhat disoriented. Now that has eased up a little bit, but my new problem is HEAT! After about 5 minutes of shopping, I start to get REALLY hot -- like a very prolonged mega hot flash. Even if the store is kept quitecool, I am 400 degrees and sweating. I can now manage about 30 minutes in a store before I get weak and shaky, so that's progress, but the heat thingis weird and not fun.

My temps also go up to normal and sometimes slightly higher after I've beenin a store. Usually, my temps run about a degree low. I've become a temperature chameleon I guess. Anybody else have this problem? Or know what couldbe causing it????

Thanks, Amy

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