polarizer

greetings -
i've been reading the posts on the site but not posting b/c i'm too emf
sensitive to be online that long.
i thoroughly enjoyed the recent posts about diet, and agree from my own
experience...although i'm wondering about the sea salt, which i eat a ton of now!
i also eat a lot of kale, and suppose that's high in calcium...?

i would love to be online longer and am hoping for suggestions re: products
that can help. what is the best polarizer and where to buy? what about the
computer itself (i have lcd screen and that helps).

my hands get numb, my head hurts, and i get HUNGRY when i'm online. the
hunger is triggered by all emf exposures - maybe more of an anxious hunger than
actual

thank for any help!
jill


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>i thoroughly enjoyed the recent posts about diet, and agree from my own
>experience...although i'm wondering about the sea salt, which i eat a ton
>of >now!

You might want to experiment and see if eating the salt makes a difference
in your sensitivity. I usually can tell a difference on the same day.

>i would love to be online longer and am hoping for suggestions re: products
>that can help. what is the best polarizer and where to buy? what about the
>computer itself (i have lcd screen and that helps).

I buy mine at:

http://products.bioharmonics.com/polarizers/polmodels.htm

And if ordering by phone is easier for you than ordering online, then you
can order by phone with the contact information on this page:

http://home.bioharmonics.com/aboutbh/contact.htm

As for which model is the best, I think it'd be best to start with the
smallest model (the lifeforce pendant) and see if that helps. If so, then
you can add larger models if needed. I wear one of the smaller ones almost
all the time, and add a larger one when using the computer. But you'd
have to experiment and see.

If you want a better idea of how large these polarizer are, here is a photo
I took of mine:

http://ufoseries.com/polarizers.jpg

Marc

Hi Jill,

"and i get HUNGRY when I'm on line"

I also tend to crave carbohydrates when I am on the computer for long
periods of time.

I believe that EMF stimulates the production of Adrenalin, which in
itself needs to be fed. So that bit makes sense. I try eating more
protein based foods (Jalna Yogurt, with blueberries and mixed nuts is a
great one for easing the Computer hunger pangs :-)

The EMF adrenalin connection was mentioned to me by a friend here in
Sydney.

I thought about it and from my experience it makes a lot of sense.

I and people I know get irritable in EMF fields. (or if not irritable,
then more aware, and with more energy).

I used to bounce around the rooms after spending time on the computer
and then drinking coffee or coke.. Of course I used to have 22 amalgam
fillings - I have none now and am getting much less sensitivity to
Electrical fields, although I still feel Mobile phone/TV and large
fields generating devices, but not so much the general household wiring
etc. I still get a whistle or humming sounds at night - my wife hears
it too, we have a meter box outside or bedroom, but had it shielded with
a mu-metal derivative.

It also makes sense that EMF may be a contributor to Road Rage and other
such spontaneous outbursts. Cars have large amounts of EMF - depending
on the car in question.

And when you burn too much adrenalin, Your adrenal glands may burn out
and you can get symptoms of chronic fatigue and other such things.

Anyhow, make sure your computer system is as far away from your
seat/desk as possible - get keyboard and mouse and monitor extender
cables and move it at least 2 meters away - thats what I have done and
it helps a lot. Also try to get a mouse that does not have too much
inducted voltage (my Microsoft Optical mouse measured 15Va - and was
causing pains in my hand similar to carpal tunnel but the other side of
the hand. I swapped it for an old IBM mouse (from an intellistaion - 3
button) which measured 3Va and this helped reduce the pain greatly.
Earthing via an earthed mouse mat is a good idea, although I have never
done it - it involves putting a metal stake into the garden outside the
window and passing a wire through the window - literally earthing the mat..!

I also found computer noise (and crickets) annoyed me intensely so
bought an Antech Sonata case for my computer to make it quieter, and a
low noise Zalman fan for the PSU and a Zalman heat pipe for the Video
card. If you dont need the latest whiz bang computer you can probably
get most parts of the computer to work reliably without fans. Also the
PSU's on some computers (actually the Zalmans) put out a HUGE emf field
(like 2 meters radius) whereas the Antech is pretty good.

I have been through a great deal of info on EMF and while I have become
less sensitive, I would like to be completely free of it. I worry
greatly about levels of electro smog in this world we are bringing our
children up in..

All the best
Pete

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Hi Pete

I still haven't got around to posting you a sample of the Chia, but this week
has been very expensive for me so it'll have to wait a bit. I will do it
eventually though.

I also tend to get pretty hungry in front of the computer, and I often craved
chocolate (I later found that the chocolate I craved contained a large amount
of potassium, which I thought might be an indicator of potassium deficiency,
though there is also the caffeine/addiction factor)

we have a meter box outside or bedroom, but had it shielded with
a mu-metal derivative.

Where in Australia did you get the MuMetal derivative. I did contact a company
out your way but they never got back to me, though apparently their product
comes from Japan and is a lot cheaper than actual MuMetal, which mostly seems
to come from the states. I'm also interested to know who installed your shield
at the meter box?

It also makes sense that EMF may be a contributor to Road Rage and other
such spontaneous outbursts. Cars have large amounts of EMF - depending
on the car in question.

I also often get very stressed and irritated in the car.

I also found computer noise (and crickets) annoyed me intensely

I find the same thing, and I think it is the fan in my computer (which is now 3
metres away from me.

Cheers
Lachlan

I seem to remember reading somewhere that sensitivity to noise is a
symptom of potassium deficiency........and chocolate does have high
potassium...lso hormone boosters - not sure which- one thing yet to be
discussed on this list is the disruption of the endocrine system which
would be behind sleep problems but also mood swings etc..

Sarah

-----Original Message-----
From: Lachlan Mudge [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Monday, 24 May 2004 12:51 PM
To: '[hidden email]'
Subject: RE: [eSens] polarizer


Hi Pete

I still haven't got around to posting you a sample of the Chia, but this
week has been very expensive for me so it'll have to wait a bit. I will
do it eventually though.

I also tend to get pretty hungry in front of the computer, and I often
craved chocolate (I later found that the chocolate I craved contained a
large amount of potassium, which I thought might be an indicator of
potassium deficiency, though there is also the caffeine/addiction
factor)

we have a meter box outside or bedroom, but had it shielded with
a mu-metal derivative.

Where in Australia did you get the MuMetal derivative. I did contact a
company out your way but they never got back to me, though apparently
their product comes from Japan and is a lot cheaper than actual MuMetal,
which mostly seems to come from the states. I'm also interested to know
who installed your shield at the meter box?

It also makes sense that EMF may be a contributor to Road Rage and other

such spontaneous outbursts. Cars have large amounts of EMF - depending
on the car in question.

I also often get very stressed and irritated in the car.

I also found computer noise (and crickets) annoyed me intensely

I find the same thing, and I think it is the fan in my computer (which
is now 3 metres away from me.

Cheers
Lachlan



 
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Other changing traits I have noticed since mobile phone infrastructure
has been switched on, apart from road rage, are dog attacks. There
seems to be at least one a month. Also the growing rate of heart
attacks in the young and in children, arthritis, ditto.

The most widespread and clear cut development though has to be the huge
leap in dementia sufferers, and this is also affecting people much
younger. I have the Alzheimers Australia Report 2003 this claims that
there is now an epidemic in Australia - and colleagues O/S say it is the
same , at least in the US. I don't think that this is only due to the
aging population either. The figures are: a 62% increase in the past
decade!

Also: whale beachings in Australia, and the failure of many carrier
pigeons both here and overseas to arrive at their destinations.

Sarah

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From: xmanflash2001 [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Saturday, 22 May 2004 8:54 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [eSens] polarizer


Hi Jill,

"and i get HUNGRY when I'm on line"

I also tend to crave carbohydrates when I am on the computer for long
periods of time.

I believe that EMF stimulates the production of Adrenalin, which in
itself needs to be fed. So that bit makes sense. I try eating more
protein based foods (Jalna Yogurt, with blueberries and mixed nuts is a
great one for easing the Computer hunger pangs :-)

The EMF adrenalin connection was mentioned to me by a friend here in
Sydney.

I thought about it and from my experience it makes a lot of sense.

I and people I know get irritable in EMF fields. (or if not irritable,
then more aware, and with more energy).

I used to bounce around the rooms after spending time on the computer
and then drinking coffee or coke.. Of course I used to have 22 amalgam
fillings - I have none now and am getting much less sensitivity to
Electrical fields, although I still feel Mobile phone/TV and large
fields generating devices, but not so much the general household wiring
etc. I still get a whistle or humming sounds at night - my wife hears
it too, we have a meter box outside or bedroom, but had it shielded with

a mu-metal derivative.

It also makes sense that EMF may be a contributor to Road Rage and other

such spontaneous outbursts. Cars have large amounts of EMF - depending
on the car in question.

And when you burn too much adrenalin, Your adrenal glands may burn out
and you can get symptoms of chronic fatigue and other such things.

Anyhow, make sure your computer system is as far away from your
seat/desk as possible - get keyboard and mouse and monitor extender
cables and move it at least 2 meters away - thats what I have done and
it helps a lot. Also try to get a mouse that does not have too much
inducted voltage (my Microsoft Optical mouse measured 15Va - and was
causing pains in my hand similar to carpal tunnel but the other side of
the hand. I swapped it for an old IBM mouse (from an intellistaion - 3
button) which measured 3Va and this helped reduce the pain greatly.
Earthing via an earthed mouse mat is a good idea, although I have never
done it - it involves putting a metal stake into the garden outside the
window and passing a wire through the window - literally earthing the
mat..!

I also found computer noise (and crickets) annoyed me intensely so
bought an Antech Sonata case for my computer to make it quieter, and a
low noise Zalman fan for the PSU and a Zalman heat pipe for the Video
card. If you dont need the latest whiz bang computer you can probably
get most parts of the computer to work reliably without fans. Also the
PSU's on some computers (actually the Zalmans) put out a HUGE emf field
(like 2 meters radius) whereas the Antech is pretty good.

I have been through a great deal of info on EMF and while I have become
less sensitive, I would like to be completely free of it. I worry
greatly about levels of electro smog in this world we are bringing our
children up in..

All the best
Pete

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Dear Jill,

My symptom picture seems close to yours.

I have benefitted from homeopathic cell salts as well. And Bi-vitamin complex, fatty oils and frequent protein meals as well. I also crave sea salts, there is plenty of documentation showing that many persons should it more salt. Not of the cheap NaCl type but pure sea salt due to the many different minerals within. You might want to check for acidity/low pH as well.

You can get extension wires for the computer and place it next room. And also, I benefitted from turning off the background illumination on my LCD, as this is fluorescent lightning with mercury in it as well.

Best wishes,

Nikolaj Holtermann


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To: [hidden email]
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 4:48 AM
Subject: [eSens] polarizer


greetings -
i've been reading the posts on the site but not posting b/c i'm too emf
sensitive to be online that long.
i thoroughly enjoyed the recent posts about diet, and agree from my own
experience...although i'm wondering about the sea salt, which i eat a ton of now!
i also eat a lot of kale, and suppose that's high in calcium...?

i would love to be online longer and am hoping for suggestions re: products
that can help. what is the best polarizer and where to buy? what about the
computer itself (i have lcd screen and that helps).

my hands get numb, my head hurts, and i get HUNGRY when i'm online. the
hunger is triggered by all emf exposures - maybe more of an anxious hunger than
actual

thank for any help!
jill


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Dear Nickolaj, Jill and Mark
I have flagged up the Bioguard Pendants or as Jill listed them a
magnatech Pendant a number of times because I know they have helped
thousands of pepole but we sell and promote by word of mouth and so
are not a BIG name - I would like to be bigger of course but only
because it would mean more people were being protected from some of
the symptoms of EMF.
The Bioguard is based on bioresonance and tests carried out in a
clinical trial have shown exceptionally good results.
The report can be read on www.radiationresearch.org This charity also
benefits by a £1 donation everytime a Biophone or bioguard is
purchased.
The products come with a 100% money back guarantee if they have not
helped after 3 months and recognising the fact that after two to five
years they will start to reduce their effeciency a new bioguard or
biophone will be supplied at half price when you want one( the old
product and receipt have to be returned as well!)
Anyway enough of an advert! There is a discount for any ESens members
who want to try one of these 10% off RRP.
All I can say is they have worked for me and hundreds of others I
know personally, and with amazing results in kinesiology tests.
All the best everyone.
Ian  
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> Dear Jill,
>
> My symptom picture seems close to yours.
>
> I have benefitted from homeopathic cell salts as well. And Bi-
vitamin complex, fatty oils and frequent protein meals as well. I
also crave sea salts, there is plenty of documentation showing that
many persons should it more salt. Not of the cheap NaCl type but pure
sea salt due to the many different minerals within. You might want to
check for acidity/low pH as well.
>
> You can get extension wires for the computer and place it next
room. And also, I benefitted from turning off the background
illumination on my LCD, as this is fluorescent lightning with mercury
in it as well. too emf
> sensitive to be online that long.  
> i thoroughly enjoyed the recent posts about diet, and agree from
my own
> experience...although i'm wondering about the sea salt, which i
eat a ton of now!  
> i also eat a lot of kale, and suppose that's high in calcium...?
>
> i would love to be online longer and am hoping for suggestions
re: products
> that can help. what is the best polarizer and where to buy? what
about the
> computer itself (i have lcd screen and that helps).  
>
> my hands get numb, my head hurts, and i get HUNGRY when i'm
online. the
> hunger is triggered by all emf exposures - maybe more of an
anxious hunger than ----------
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On Mon, 24 May 2004 19:21:53 +1000, Benson, Sarah (Sen L. Allison) wrote:

>I believe that EMF stimulates the production of Adrenalin, which in
>itself needs to be fed.

Hi,

I've noticed the same.
When I've been to a place with high electrosmog levels (university,shops,etc) my bloodsugar gets unstable and when I drive back home I have to control my temper as I tend to get agressive.

This could be the mechanism:

* EMF alters calcium metabolism in/out of cells (calcium channels, influx, outflux)
* The pancreas beta cells pump insulin with calcium influx
* Too much insulin is pumped in the blood --> Hyperinsulinism
* Blood sugar levels plumet: Hypoglycemia
* Due to excess insulin, the alpha cells in the pancreas can't pump the sugar-raising hormone glucagon in the blood (insulin and glucagon are antagonistic)
* Just before the blood sugar levels drop below the levels needed for consciousness (just before a coma), the adrenals pump adrenalin in the blood and the liver raises the blood sugar level
* Because of high adrenalin levels in the blood, the person feels agitated, flight-fight, agressive and uneasy.

Perhaps the adrenals are upset by the EMF to produce/pump adrenalin in the blood also, but I think the above mechanism is what happens too.

Somre references:

Pancreas alpha and beta cells:
http://cal.man.ac.uk/student_projects/2000/mnby7lc2/pancreas.htm
"ALPHA cells synthesise and secrete GLUCAGON"
"BETA cells synthesise and secrete INSULIN"

Glucagon and insulin are opposites and cannot work together
http://cal.man.ac.uk/student_projects/2000/mnby7lc2/factors_affecting_secretion.htm
"Glucagon acts antagonistically to insulin"

Calcium channels are voltage activated: Chances are EMF can disrupt this control mechanism.
http://www.mfi.ku.dk/ppaulev/chapter11/kap.11.htm
"There is .. a certain influx of Ca2+ through voltage-activated Ca+2 -channel."

Ed,
The Netherlands

> I have the Alzheimers Australia Report 2003 this claims that
> there is now an epidemic in Australia - and colleagues O/S say it is the
> same , at least in the US. I don't think that this is only due to the
> aging population either. The figures are: a 62% increase in the past
> decade!

When I was at my worst point several years ago, I was suffering the
symptoms of Alzheimers -- at age 39! My wife thought she was going
to have to put me into a nursing home. Fortunately, these symptoms
went away pretty quickly after I had my fillings removed, and they
never came back!

Marc

Hi Ed,

Excellent - thanks for all that interesting info..

In the meantime I have come across a mix of vitamins which seems to
have a good effect on my sensitivity and general well being (remember
that I am much less sensitive than I was, and I am not proposing this
will help anyone else, it was a random selection one night :-) but I do
feel better after 3 days of taking this lot, and have no idea why..

1x1000mg fish oil (Gel capsule) (Omega 3 complex from Nutraway (amway! eek)
1x1000mg Super Spirulena (EnerVite Brand from Coles in Australia)
1x1000mg Evening Primrose Oil (Gel capsule) (cold pressed from
Microgenics in Australia)
1x1000mg Vitamin E (Gel capsule) (from Microgenics in Australia)
....and lastly, something I added for cold symptoms
1x1400mg Garlic + C + Horsradish, Fengreek and Marsmallow (Natures way
Australia)

The first time I took this lot, I had started exersizing (not a lot but
a bit) each morning. I took these at lunchtime after food, with water.
About 2 hours later a deep sense of calm, or order, or peace came over
me. Weird I thought, but it was quite natural and very nice after all
the 'buzzing' type of claustraphobic feelings I had been getting (even
if low level now compared to last year).

I tried it the next day, same thing and today - same again although not
as noticable.

If anyone wants to explain why this might be that would be great, and if
you want to try it go for it - I would appreciate any comments if you
do.. Please dont think I am qualified to recommend this stuf - I am just
letting you know what happened for me, in the hope that someone might
explain why, or it may help someone else who is a bit frazzled.

This is a great forum - thanks all for your valuable contributions.

Cheers
Pete

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Hi Lachlan,

No worries re the chia seeds - I'd e happy to buy some if that helps!

I bought the mu-metal derivative from Gary Melick in Melbourne.
http://www.magshield.com.au/ he knows his stuff re shielding (does it
for a living for corporates and such.)

(tangent time! - I just found a great primer reEMF from a power
company.. its a nice intro.. -
http://www.xcelenergy.com/docs/corpcomm/00-11-009EMFbroch_v1.pdf)

Re EMF fields - I bought a trifield emf/va meter from the US.. it is
great and not to expensive.. from http://www.LessEmf.com model "50Hz
Trifield Meter (Cat. #P150-60)" - they do an Australian one (50Hz) that
you need to ask for specifically. They were very helpfull on the phone
and I got my meter very quickly (4 days?).

Cheers
Pete

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