Hi all,
There is a new group at yahoo which I find very informative on Electro sensitivity problems. Just wanted to inform you. Best regards. It is `esens` at yahoogroups. Nil [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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> There is a new group at yahoo which I find very informative on
> Electro sensitivity problems. > It is `esens` at yahoogroups. Presumably that message was sent somewhere else other than here? :-) But yes, that's a good idea -- if anyone here is a member of a mailing list where you think there are several people who are electrically sensitive, you might want to post a short message informing them that "eSens" exists. Originally I posted messages on [hidden email], [hidden email], [hidden email], and also sent emails to the www.feb.se and Roy Beaver's of the EMF-L list. But there are probably other places I didn't think of. Marc |
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I sent it to CFSfmexperimental. I might not be active for couple of months as I will be leaving the city. Will be back. I wish you the best. Nil ----- Original Message ----- From: Marc Martin To: [hidden email] Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 11:43 PM Subject: [eSens] Re: off topic new group/electrosensitivity > There is a new group at yahoo which I find very informative on > Electro sensitivity problems. > It is `esens` at yahoogroups. Presumably that message was sent somewhere else other than here? :-) But yes, that's a good idea -- if anyone here is a member of a mailing list where you think there are several people who are electrically sensitive, you might want to post a short message informing them that "eSens" exists. Originally I posted messages on [hidden email], [hidden email], [hidden email], and also sent emails to the www.feb.se and Roy Beaver's of the EMF-L list. But there are probably other places I didn't think of. Marc Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ADVERTISEMENT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links a.. To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/ b.. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [hidden email] c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Marc
I think it might be worth considering periodically re-posting advertisements in all those locations, along with any others suggested by eSens group members, since new people periodically join these lists. -----Original Message----- From: Marc Martin [mailto:[hidden email]] Sent: Wednesday, 10 March 2004 8:13 AM To: [hidden email] Subject: [eSens] Re: off topic new group/electrosensitivity > There is a new group at yahoo which I find very informative on > Electro sensitivity problems. > It is `esens` at yahoogroups. Presumably that message was sent somewhere else other than here? :-) But yes, that's a good idea -- if anyone here is a member of a mailing list where you think there are several people who are electrically sensitive, you might want to post a short message informing them that "eSens" exists. Originally I posted messages on [hidden email], [hidden email], [hidden email], and also sent emails to the www.feb.se and Roy Beaver's of the EMF-L list. But there are probably other places I didn't think of. Marc Yahoo! Groups Links |
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Marc, regarding advertising, I can only think of Lucinda Grant. I don't know
much about her, I had just exchanged several letters years ago, but enthusiasm and dedication is something that always turns me on. At least, she has been in a correspondence with numerous people... If we had more critically thinking and dedicated enthusiastic people here (like we already are :-)), we could have made important practical conclusions and even theoretical hypothesis regarding the ES phenomenon! We already concluded that any weakness is a strong predisposition for ES. Might be too early to generalize, but under weakness we could think of undernourishment, poisoning, etc. Also, I am myself reddish a bit, and I know that pale people are more inclined to ES, the same way they are sensitive to Sun! Dr. Klitzing who was by that time ridiculed by scientific community has first shown that EEG (brain wave) patterns change in presence of a mobile phone, but his experiments had more success when he used sick people from the clinic! Also, I am sometimes insecure whether my CFS symptoms came from ES, or that weakness caused by CFS lead to ES... One question bothers me: how many ES people are there in general population? Sometimes I estimate the number of about 10%, due to the fact that about 10% of mobile phone heavy users, I know personally, report obvious significant problems during mobile phone usage. All them should have been ES to some extent, I guess. But let it be just 1% of ES people in general, and say just 1% of them who are aware of their sensitivity (unfortunately many people are hopelessly worsening their health by medication not knowing what really happens to them), and 1% of that literate and curious enough to try to find answers, that's still 1 ppm = thousands and thousands!!! *Where are they!?* I hope some of them would join us one sooner or later... Drasko PS I even gave adds some time ago in local newspapers, trying to find other ES people, withouth any success! So I am very happy I have this esens company! |
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>Also, I am myself reddish a bit, and I
>know that pale people are more inclined to ES, the same way they are >sensitive to Sun! On this -- I have been pale for my entire life. However, in the last few years I've changed all my habits from unhealthy ones to healthy ones. And I've noticed that my skin is now naturally more tan than it used to be, regardless if it's winter or summer. So to me, being pale seems to correlate with being unhealthy. >One question bothers me: how many ES people are there in general population? There seems to be a lot. When I mention that I have this problem to people, a surprising number of people say that they also have such problems. Some say that they can't use a cellphone for long, some say that they have problems watching TV or using the computer for longer than 30 minutes, and some say they have problems with the fluorescent lighting in stores. However, their solution seems to be just to avoid these things, and otherwise not think about it. The difference for me is that I had a job and hobbies which required that I am able to tolerate a high EMF environment for hours at a time. And I didn't want to just stop doing these things. Instead, I found ways where I could tolerate these things and still be healthy. Many people I've run across who consider themselves to be "normal" could not possibly spend as much time in front of a computer as I do. So to me, they are ES as well. Marc |
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Hello Drasko,
my estimation is also round the 10 % of the people. The problem is, that many do not realise, that they have ES. Greetings, Charles Claessens member Verband Baubiologie http://members.rott.chello.nl/cclaessens/ http://www.hese-project.org checked by Norton Antivirus ----- Original Message ----- From: "Drasko Cvijovic" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 21:53 Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: off topic new group/electrosensitivity > Marc, regarding advertising, I can only think of Lucinda Grant. I don't know > much about her, I had just exchanged several letters years ago, but > enthusiasm and > dedication is something that always turns me on. At least, she has been in > a correspondence with numerous people... > > If we had more critically thinking and dedicated enthusiastic people here > (like we already are :-)), we could have made important practical > conclusions and even theoretical hypothesis regarding the ES phenomenon! > > We already concluded that any weakness is a strong predisposition for ES. > Might be too early to generalize, but under weakness we could think of > undernourishment, poisoning, etc. Also, I am myself reddish a bit, and I > know that pale people are more inclined to ES, the same way they are > sensitive to Sun! Dr. Klitzing who was by that time ridiculed by > community has first shown that EEG (brain wave) patterns change in presence > of a mobile phone, but his experiments had more success when he used sick > people from the clinic! > Also, I am sometimes insecure whether my CFS symptoms came from ES, or that > weakness caused by CFS lead to ES... > > One question bothers me: how many ES people are there in general population? > Sometimes I estimate the number of about 10%, due to the fact that about 10% > of mobile phone heavy users, I know personally, report obvious significant > problems during mobile phone usage. All them should have been ES to some > extent, I guess. But let it be just 1% of ES people in general, and say just > 1% of them who are aware of their sensitivity (unfortunately many people are > hopelessly worsening their health by medication not knowing what really > happens to them), and 1% of that literate and curious enough to try to find > answers, that's still 1 ppm = thousands and thousands!!! *Where are they!?* > I hope some of them would join us one sooner or later... > > Drasko > > PS I even gave adds some time ago in local newspapers, trying to find other > ES people, withouth any success! So I am very happy I have this esens > company! > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > |
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Also, I am myself reddish a bit, and I
know that pale people are more inclined to ES, the same way they are sensitive to Sun! I have pale skin as well, which was subjected to a lot of sun damage when I was younger. I also experience reddening of the skin as a result of my sensitivity, and this is the first thing I noticed some years ago. I am very interested to know how many people with ES, who are reading this, either have darker skin or know ES sufferers with darker skin. In fact, I wish we all had the time to collectively develop a questionnaire using this list and the yahoo folders, which could then be progressively distributed to all ES people to contribute to a database and research on electrical sensitivity - as funding and time allowed. Analysis of responses to questions relating to demographic characteristics, what evokes reactions in people, physiology, mercury poisoning etc. would probably yield a lot of interesting answers that could be published in the form of a paper and peer reviewed, contributing to recognition of this condition. It might even show that there are several different forms of ES that have not been identified due to lack of research - this is my suspicion. As it is, we all only see a snapshot of each others conditions and as such, could potentially be making wrong conclusions since we don't see the full picture. Any volunteers?:) Lachlan |
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You are probably right, Marc - that many people are ES but they either don't
care about it much, or don't know... The health of the general population is worsening from year to year, and that correlates with the consumption of electricity! Naturally, the more electricity consumed = richer community = more "blessings" of modern civilization, so it doesn't have to do with electricity directly... But - what if it does?! Particularly, I find strong mobile phone masts a problem equal to say, power installation radiation of 0.5 mG... And both of them would have ruined me say, for 10 hours the same as computer does for 30 minutes... So I believe that many apparently independent health problems of the people who do feel computers and mobile phones should have to do with their exposure to mobile phone antennae and installation radiation which are impossible to most of the people to become aware of (like people are aware of a computer influence)... Drasko |
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