Posted by
xmanflash2001 on
Sep 30, 2004; 1:30pm
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/shielding-Notebook-tp1536902p1536944.html
" I sense that although many people are getting allot of relief with
methods in this list, nobody has shown complete relief. That is my
goal. Perhaps that will only happen with a non-EMF environment."
Hi Glenn,
I wondered the other day how to escape the EMF.
I thought the most obvious solution, for those that work at home, would
be to use a data projector as the screen on a wall and work on that.
There would be no LCD Fleuro emissions, no EMF radiation from a CRT,
just the projector on the roof, and a mouse and keyboard with very long
extension cables and teh computer about 6 feet away.
What do you think?
Cheers
Pete
Glenn Coleman wrote:
> >being a member of this group for some time, you should think of a simpler
> >solution to protect you against the radiation of your notebook. There
> are
> >enough
> >hints in this list.
>
> Dear Dietrich,
>
> I have tried a number of the solutions, namely Quantum Home, Aulterra
> Neutralizer, SpringLife Polarizer, and diet. None seem to eliminate
> the EMF
> enough to get complete freedom from it at my computer. I always seem to
> have to fight with illness to work at computer.
>
> So I finally thought that creating a complete barrier between source and
> myself may be a good solution.
>
> I look at it as stepping outside the box for a moment and taking a new
> approach.
>
> I sense that although many people are getting allot of relief with
> methods
> in this list, nobody has shown complete relief. That is my goal.
> Perhaps
> that will only happen with a non-EMF environment.
>
> Regards,
>
> Glenn
>
>
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