> Here is an email I got which looks like it was intended to
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> From: "quaixemen" <[hidden email]>
> To: "Marc Martin" <[hidden email]>
> Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 23:07:01 -0000
> Subject: Re: Stetzer filters
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> This is my first post. I hope I do it right. I have been using
> stetzer filters also for at least a couple of months. I have 20 of
> them in my aluminum trailer house with two aluminum roofs. After
> about a week I was sleeping really good. But the effect on my sleep
> didn't last although I am feeling really good now. I never thought
> I'd feel this way again. And I believe it is partly due to the
> filters. I have been grounding my home. I have many grounds now and
> am using thick awg number 2 and number 4 wire and placing grounding
> rods in parts of the ground that are usually wet. The grounding also
> had a very good effect. I have a faraday cage inside my home,
> actually two of them. One goes around a frequency plasma tube
> device. When connecting the wire to the rod I could feel electricity
> going through my hand even though the frequency generator was not on
> at the time. The TV is next to it and I think it was pulling the
> electricity from the TV and pulling it out of the house. I ground
> the metal I beams under the house in areas where there are electrical
> appliances and computers directly above on the floor. The grounding
> and the stetzer filters are having a really good effect. But what I
> am coming to suspect is that the microwaves have the most harmful
> effect upon my body. I've been lining garments with a product called
> velostat made by 3M which blocks microwaves. And this also is having
> a tremendously good effect. One thing about the stetzer filters that
> I haven't read about yet. A good comment about them is made at
> http://www.emfservices.com/sensitivity.htm&e=9771 I think it is in
> paragraph 3.2 where they discuss an alternative which is EMI
> Filters. I have yet to talk with an electrician about installing
> such a filter. But I plan to. And I would appreciate any comments by
> anyone who knows anything about them or who has experience with
> them. Thanks.
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> --- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@u...> wrote:
>>> I have been using the Stetzer Filters for about 3 months now both
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>>> home and when I travel. To me, they do make a big difference in
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>>> area of the spectrum.
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>> Thanks for that info, Andrew!
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>> You've reported what your meter reads, but I'm also curious to know
>> if you feel any better or worse from using these filters.
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>> Marc
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