found the reference to EMF in the conference video...

marc, have you considered the possibility that 

> i sent that link because someone in that conference
> mentioned how the metals in chemtrails - aluminum/barium
> make us especially good antennae and therefore susceptible to
> electromagnetic fields.  

Yes, although I've been tested for heavy metals on several occasions over the years, and I don't recall aluminum or barium ever showing up as a concern.

Also, I have to wonder how much aluminum exposure you would really get with a chemtrail, when many people get direct daily exposure to aluminum with things they make contact with or apply to their body (e.g. antiperspirants, soda cans, laptop computers)

Marc

Aluminum is the third most abundant element in the Earth's crust, falling behind oxygen and silicon.

Read more: http://www.chemistryexplained.com/elements/A-C/Aluminum.html#ixzz3mJKHTIBV


The body is electric, screw it up with other electricity and it goes haywire. Dr Klinghardt has tested many patients and has mentioned that copper levels increase also. Does this mean we are being sprayed with copper? No.

 Jet engines are quite large and there is no catalytic converter to mop up their pollution, so yes the sky may seem a little more polluted at times.

those are good questions, marc.  
where 'bouts do you live?  
do you see many of the persistent trails
where you live?  when you first became
ES, were you living/working under
persistent trails?  yet many people don't
notice the skies... they are so busy
watching the road, hurrying to work or
school, etc.

in your first paragraph, i'm
not altogether certain what you are saying...
not sure if you are saying that aluminum
and barium did or did not show up as a
problem in your heavy metals tests.  ???  
i am thinking you are saying they did not.  

as for the second paragraph:  
problem is that nano aluminum is small
enough to be breathed into the lungs and
is even small enough to be absorbed by
the skin, while aluminum in deodorants,
pots and pans and cans can be a problem,
but not as much of a problem as nano
particles.  larger sized particles are not as
readily absorbed as nano sized particles.  

you might find this interesting... i did.  

Ceriodaphnia dubia as a Potential Bio-Indicator
for Assessing Acute Aluminum Oxide Nanoparticle Toxicity in Fresh Water Environment

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0074003

"With increasing proliferation in the usage it is certain that aluminum oxide nanoparticles will ultimately find a way into the biosphere [17], chemtrails left by jet fuel have already raised concerns over their role increased incidences of Alzheimer disease [18]. Several relevant studies concerning aluminum oxide nanoparticles toxicity include its detrimental effects on prokaryotic microorganisms [19], microalgae species [20], aquatic cladocerans [21], earthworms [22], nematodes [23], zebra fish [24] and cell lines [25]. Despite the growing market size of aluminum oxide and its proven toxicity record we feel that there is a dearth of available literature concerning its toxicity in the aquatic environment and a significant knowledge gap exists between time dependent monitoring of bioavailability and resulting toxicity of nanoparticles [26]."

Neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock is another
good source of information.  here,
https://youtu.be/57dySwITpkE?t=1m42s
he talks about nano-Al and the blood-brain
barrier.  

as far as i can tell, EMS is a neurological
disorder due to heavy metal toxicity.  we
truly are acting as antenna for cell phone
towers, wifi, smart meters, etc.  at least
that's how my connect-the-dots mentality
sees it.    

love, patricia



On Sep 20, 2015, at 1:45 PM, Marc Martin [via ES] wrote:

nano-aluminum is quite different.  

> those are good questions, marc.  
> where 'bouts do you live?  
> do you see many of the persistent trails
> where you live?  when you first became
> ES, were you living/working under
> persistent trails?

Washington state... yes, I've seen those for over 10 years, although they aren't there every day... can't say that I spent a whole lot of time outside, then or now...

Marc

I use negative ion generators to reduce the 

i heard an interesting podcast where a man called in and said that he suffered after being exposed to agent orange. and asked the doctor if they knew any treatment. and he said: there was basicly two chemicals in this stuff they sprayed that made trouble. and they have cured it with intravenus( ? ;) C vitamin/ascorbic acid.  !!
i also read about metal detox using c vit. and this stuff is cheap and very natural for the body. and the only thing that happens if you take to much... you go to toilet, so sudden.

other things.
hot baths!... with epsom salt, claybaths.  ive not done so much research on this since i dont have a bathtub. all kind of things can be added to baths to pull metal/toxins out of the system.  probably better and more effective than trough the kidney bladder way.
zeolite which i am currently on i think is a expensive alternative. i could have bought ten to twenty kilo of c-vit for the amount i spent.
i plan on upping my c vit. 4-5gram a day. i dont wanna be no antenna again.. ever! PEACE

thanks for the info and inspiration, hawk!  

I've found that ascorbic acid can put you into acidosis, if you're prone to that... so one may need to counteract that with whatever you've found that works to alkalize yourself.

Marc