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Amanda, Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects of ES. I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common find in your practice. Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the fasting would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. However, as you stated, probably not a safe way to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is always a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely affected by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone with an allergy to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small amounts without the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very different. Why? One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it stands right now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of wireless radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the body time to heal. What the ES population really needs are radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the huge proliferation of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need equally huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people being harmed by these technologies. Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the addition of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... Blessings, Lizzie To: [hidden email] From: [hidden email] Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the same root, I think. Just curious. Best, Amanda [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Yes, radiation free zones are totally necessary. I visited Green Bank, WV this summer - and it is really nice. If it becomes an ES haven (and not just a handful of ESers in a town of hicks), I will probably move there. But in general, safe areas are going to become fewer and not more, at least for the next few years (until enough people get sick that this issue becomes a global health crisis). Also, I could not click on that link. Can you resend it? Thanks! Amanda On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]>wrote: > ** > > > > Amanda, > Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology > and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical > passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects > of ES. > I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- > due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common > find in your practice. > Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the > fasting > would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their > food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. > However, as you stated, probably not a safe way > to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are > other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies > using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw > vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. > While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is > always > a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely > affected > by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone > with an allergy > to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small > amounts without > the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very > different. Why? > One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it > stands right > now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of > wireless > radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the > body time > to heal. > What the ES population really needs are > radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the > huge proliferation > of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need > equally > huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people > being > harmed by these technologies. > Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the > addition > of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical > Sensitivity > and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. > See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... > > Blessings, > Lizzie > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > From: [hidden email] > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 > Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > > Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a > treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It > talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm > wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking > I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially > since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). > > Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo > diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and > lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the > same root, I think. > > Just curious. > > Best, > Amanda > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [hidden email] [hidden email] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [hidden email] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |
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> I'm wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES.
I tried fasting about 11 years ago, after reading how good it was for various diseases. I only lasted a couple days, and felt really, really awful. I decided that was about the worst possible thing I could have done, for whatever was wrong with me at the time. (of course, everyone is different -- this may be the best possible thing that some people here could do, for whatever is wrong with them now) Mostly I find that going too long without food or water will make me feel bad, while eating/drinking frequently makes me feel better. And of course, over the years I have found that certain foods make me feel better than others. Marc |
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Amanda, Sorry about that. Type in the google search: Electro Sensitivity and Mulitple Chemical Sensitivity, Two Sides of the Same Coin. I think this Dr. has nailed it on the head. That will bring it up. Lizzie > To: [hidden email] > From: [hidden email] > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:36:57 -0800 > Subject: Re: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > Hi Lizzie, > Yes, radiation free zones are totally necessary. I visited Green Bank, WV > this summer - and it is really nice. If it becomes an ES haven (and not > just a handful of ESers in a town of hicks), I will probably move there. > But in general, safe areas are going to become fewer and not more, at > least for the next few years (until enough people get sick that this issue > becomes a global health crisis). > Also, I could not click on that link. Can you resend it? > Thanks! > Amanda > > On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]>wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Amanda, > > Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology > > and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical > > passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects > > of ES. > > I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- > > due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common > > find in your practice. > > Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the > > fasting > > would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their > > food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. > > However, as you stated, probably not a safe way > > to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are > > other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies > > using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw > > vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. > > While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is > > always > > a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely > > affected > > by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone > > with an allergy > > to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small > > amounts without > > the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very > > different. Why? > > One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it > > stands right > > now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of > > wireless > > radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the > > body time > > to heal. > > What the ES population really needs are > > radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the > > huge proliferation > > of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need > > equally > > huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people > > being > > harmed by these technologies. > > Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the > > addition > > of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical > > Sensitivity > > and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. > > See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... > > > > Blessings, > > Lizzie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > > From: [hidden email] > > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 > > Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > > > > > Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a > > treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It > > talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm > > wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking > > I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially > > since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). > > > > Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo > > diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and > > lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the > > same root, I think. > > > > Just curious. > > > > Best, > > Amanda > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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P.S. I have done many fasting sessions over the years....Starting with just eating raw veggies then juicing or blending...first few times, I barely made it thru 2 days. It was awful! The 3rd time, I was able to go a whole 3 days, on juicing, and very liquidy liver cleanser soup (cooked/pureed/(water added to thin it out): equal parts of: organic celery, zuccini, green beans). And that time, I knew something wonderful had happened. I personally think we'd be healthier if we had "Give the Liver a Day off day", every 3 mths or so. Be it just the soup I mentioned, or juicing or blending raw veggies. The liver needs time off just like we do. I read that three days is better then two - and my own experience showed that. Anything solid has to be digested by the liver. Did it help me? Tremendously, as far as helping to clean out the liver. As did the coffee enemas. While I can't say it helps with ES issues, it does help to have a healthier liver. I look at the liver as a garbage can to the body. So anything we can do to "take out the trash" will benefit us. Lizzie > To: [hidden email] > From: [hidden email] > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:36:57 -0800 > Subject: Re: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > Hi Lizzie, > Yes, radiation free zones are totally necessary. I visited Green Bank, WV > this summer - and it is really nice. If it becomes an ES haven (and not > just a handful of ESers in a town of hicks), I will probably move there. > But in general, safe areas are going to become fewer and not more, at > least for the next few years (until enough people get sick that this issue > becomes a global health crisis). > Also, I could not click on that link. Can you resend it? > Thanks! > Amanda > > On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]>wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Amanda, > > Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology > > and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical > > passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects > > of ES. > > I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- > > due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common > > find in your practice. > > Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the > > fasting > > would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their > > food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. > > However, as you stated, probably not a safe way > > to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are > > other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies > > using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw > > vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. > > While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is > > always > > a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely > > affected > > by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone > > with an allergy > > to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small > > amounts without > > the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very > > different. Why? > > One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it > > stands right > > now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of > > wireless > > radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the > > body time > > to heal. > > What the ES population really needs are > > radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the > > huge proliferation > > of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need > > equally > > huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people > > being > > harmed by these technologies. > > Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the > > addition > > of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical > > Sensitivity > > and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. > > See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... > > > > Blessings, > > Lizzie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > > From: [hidden email] > > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 > > Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > > > > > Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a > > treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It > > talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm > > wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking > > I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially > > since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). > > > > Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo > > diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and > > lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the > > same root, I think. > > > > Just curious. > > > > Best, > > Amanda > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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I was thinking about what Marc said, also. When we challenge the food supply of our simbiotic companions...they want to eat, Marc. They say in particular that when people are ravaged by candida that they can literally crave what the candida prefer or require, as if by order. Sometimes even when people are obese they get overcome by feelings of hunger when they could probably go a number of days without food at all. To sum it up, sometimes our bugs, bug us.
Also, you know that initially detox can be a real trial. Habits are a bitch to break, too. Juice fasting is an awesome notion, because at least you're getting chlorophyll and nutrients that are natural and essential. Pam --- On Mon, 2/20/12, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]> wrote: From: Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]> Subject: RE: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? To: [hidden email] Date: Monday, February 20, 2012, 11:11 PM P.S. I have done many fasting sessions over the years....Starting with just eating raw veggies then juicing or blending...first few times, I barely made it thru 2 days. It was awful! The 3rd time, I was able to go a whole 3 days, on juicing, and very liquidy liver cleanser soup (cooked/pureed/(water added to thin it out): equal parts of: organic celery, zuccini, green beans). And that time, I knew something wonderful had happened. I personally think we'd be healthier if we had "Give the Liver a Day off day", every 3 mths or so. Be it just the soup I mentioned, or juicing or blending raw veggies. The liver needs time off just like we do. I read that three days is better then two - and my own experience showed that. Anything solid has to be digested by the liver. Did it help me? Tremendously, as far as helping to clean out the liver. As did the coffee enemas. While I can't say it helps with ES issues, it does help to have a healthier liver. I look at the liver as a garbage can to the body. So anything we can do to "take out the trash" will benefit us. Lizzie > To: [hidden email] > From: [hidden email] > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:36:57 -0800 > Subject: Re: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > Hi Lizzie, > Yes, radiation free zones are totally necessary. I visited Green Bank, WV > this summer - and it is really nice. If it becomes an ES haven (and not > just a handful of ESers in a town of hicks), I will probably move there. > But in general, safe areas are going to become fewer and not more, at > least for the next few years (until enough people get sick that this issue > becomes a global health crisis). > Also, I could not click on that link. Can you resend it? > Thanks! > Amanda > > On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]>wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Amanda, > > Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology > > and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical > > passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects > > of ES. > > I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- > > due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common > > find in your practice. > > Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the > > fasting > > would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their > > food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. > > However, as you stated, probably not a safe way > > to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are > > other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies > > using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw > > vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. > > While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is > > always > > a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely > > affected > > by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone > > with an allergy > > to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small > > amounts without > > the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very > > different. Why? > > One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it > > stands right > > now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of > > wireless > > radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the > > body time > > to heal. > > What the ES population really needs are > > radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the > > huge proliferation > > of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need > > equally > > huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people > > being > > harmed by these technologies. > > Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the > > addition > > of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical > > Sensitivity > > and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. > > See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... > > > > Blessings, > > Lizzie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > > From: [hidden email] > > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 > > Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > > > > > Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a > > treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It > > talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm > > wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking > > I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially > > since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). > > > > Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo > > diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and > > lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the > > same root, I think. > > > > Just curious. > > > > Best, > > Amanda > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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The thing is, even a simple Blender will work! The point is to make the veggies a liquid form...so that the Liver can clean house. And I have read two week fastings/juicings, but have also read that three days is long enough to clear some of the stuff OUT of the Liver. I did the juicing/blending every 4-5 weeks, for like 6 mths. (first time I barely made it past two days..but hey, it was two DAYS! I also learned to stock up on what I needed before hand, try to plan it when stresses were low, and folks, I still had to cook dinner for my family...so this was NOT easy. I soon learned to try to make their foods ahead of time, to keep my "temptation levels" as low as possible. And not to have any of my favorite foods around. I try to find the easiest ways, and lots of people don't have a juicer and they can be pricey. But you can get a Blender for 20-30 bucks. Or borrow one for a few days, even. You just have to remember to ADD water to make the veggies very liquidy. This way, you're NOT starving yourself, getting a bad head-ache, and just the thought of fasting, going without food, scares people and turns them OFF of this. And Pam, you are right, candida feed on certain sugars/starches and I believe- DO cause people to crave the very foods the candida feeds on. That being said, I don't think that straight water fasting is a good idea for most people. For those who are into it, have done it, sure. But to me, its too extreme, and fraught with nasty side effects that don't have to be. As long as the food is liquid, the Liver doesn't have to digest it. I think of it like this: The first day, the Liver says "thank you", no work today, I think I'll sleep. The second day, the Liver looks around and goes: "Hey, this place needs a little cleaning up. The third day, the Liver feels so rested, it cleans up a little bit more." Lizzie To: [hidden email] From: [hidden email] Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:28:40 -0800 Subject: RE: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? I was thinking about what Marc said, also. When we challenge the food supply of our simbiotic companions...they want to eat, Marc. They say in particular that when people are ravaged by candida that they can literally crave what the candida prefer or require, as if by order. Sometimes even when people are obese they get overcome by feelings of hunger when they could probably go a number of days without food at all. To sum it up, sometimes our bugs, bug us. Also, you know that initially detox can be a real trial. Habits are a bitch to break, too. Juice fasting is an awesome notion, because at least you're getting chlorophyll and nutrients that are natural and essential. Pam --- On Mon, 2/20/12, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]> wrote: From: Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]> Subject: RE: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? To: [hidden email] Date: Monday, February 20, 2012, 11:11 PM P.S. I have done many fasting sessions over the years....Starting with just eating raw veggies then juicing or blending...first few times, I barely made it thru 2 days. It was awful! The 3rd time, I was able to go a whole 3 days, on juicing, and very liquidy liver cleanser soup (cooked/pureed/(water added to thin it out): equal parts of: organic celery, zuccini, green beans). And that time, I knew something wonderful had happened. I personally think we'd be healthier if we had "Give the Liver a Day off day", every 3 mths or so. Be it just the soup I mentioned, or juicing or blending raw veggies. The liver needs time off just like we do. I read that three days is better then two - and my own experience showed that. Anything solid has to be digested by the liver. Did it help me? Tremendously, as far as helping to clean out the liver. As did the coffee enemas. While I can't say it helps with ES issues, it does help to have a healthier liver. I look at the liver as a garbage can to the body. So anything we can do to "take out the trash" will benefit us. Lizzie > To: [hidden email] > From: [hidden email] > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:36:57 -0800 > Subject: Re: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > Hi Lizzie, > Yes, radiation free zones are totally necessary. I visited Green Bank, WV > this summer - and it is really nice. If it becomes an ES haven (and not > just a handful of ESers in a town of hicks), I will probably move there. > But in general, safe areas are going to become fewer and not more, at > least for the next few years (until enough people get sick that this issue > becomes a global health crisis). > Also, I could not click on that link. Can you resend it? > Thanks! > Amanda > > On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Elizabeth thode <[hidden email]>wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Amanda, > > Thank you for answering my questions. I have found reflexology > > and accupressure to be very helpful in opening blocked electrical > > passage ways/meridians. Which in turn, does help some aspects > > of ES. > > I think the blood sugar issue is an issue with many people today- > > due to low adrenals. I believe in time, you will find this a common > > find in your practice. > > Dr. Simoncini believes some cancers are mold/candida related; so the > > fasting > > would make sense, in that the mold/candida cells would basically have their > > food source cut off, thereby killing the cells by starving them. > > However, as you stated, probably not a safe way > > to treat low adrenal condition, specifically, low blood sugar. There are > > other ways to do fasting, such as juice fasting or even blending veggies > > using a blender and adding water. For some people, doing a raw > > vegetable fast with no processed foods is a more do able thing. > > While fasting whether extreme or juicing does help the liver- which is > > always > > a good thing; I doubt that being fried by wireless radiation or adversely > > affected > > by dirty electricity can be cured by fasting. Here's the thing: someone > > with an allergy > > to strawberries, might, after a period of time, be able to eat small > > amounts without > > the reaction. But with wireless radiation assaulting the body, its very > > different. Why? > > One can choose to totally eliminate strawberries and be successful. As it > > stands right > > now, there are almost no places one can go, to be OUT of the field of > > wireless > > radiation for any decent length of time; which would in theory, allow the > > body time > > to heal. > > What the ES population really needs are > > radiation-free zones, easily accessible to all those in need. And if the > > huge proliferation > > of this dangerous and untested technology keeps growing, we will need > > equally > > huge radiation free zones, to accomodate the growing numbers of people > > being > > harmed by these technologies. > > Then, having safe places to live, away from this micro wave radiation, the > > addition > > of natural healers/ect, who are knowledgable to both Multiple Chemical > > Sensitivity > > and Electro Sensitivity would be a welcome and much needed feature. > > See:www.csn-deutschland.de/.../electromagnetic-hypersensitivity-and-mu... > > > > Blessings, > > Lizzie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > > From: [hidden email] > > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:08:42 -0800 > > Subject: [eSens] starving for less sensitivity? > > > > > > Anyone else see the Harper's article this month about starvation as a > > treatment for disease? If not, go read it! Fascinating article... It > > talks specifically about fasting helping cancer and epilepsy, mostly. I'm > > wondering if anyone has tried this sort of approach for ES. I'm thinking > > I'll give it a shot - it would be a very affordable treatment, especially > > since you wouldn't have to buy any food :). > > > > Electrosensitivity seems related to blood sugar, too. To me, the Paleo > > diet seems to be helpful - starts evening out blood sugar so the peaks and > > lows aren't so drastic. The fasting thing is more extreme, but gets to the > > same root, I think. > > > > Just curious. > > > > Best, > > Amanda > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! 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