> Hi Ligure,
>
> I wasn't able to reply when you first posted, but similar to what Ian
>
> said; I believe to be a true allergy, histamine must be produced,
> which is a reaction to particular amino acids.
>
> Chemical and emf reactions aren't technically allergies as far as I
> know, but that does seem to be the easiest way to communicate the
> problem to others often.
>
> Something I've been getting around to posting for months, seems like
> it might fit here.
>
> Even though these problems make us miserable (not talking true
> allergies here), I think actually it shows our bodies are working
> properly in that they are saying, "Get me out of here, this stuff is
> not good!" Like when you get some food, say milk or meat that is
> obviously spoiled, your body reacts, even if just by smell, that is
> not good, take it away!
>
> Problem being we can't take it all away, so need to find other
> methods of protection and avoidance where possible.
>
> The effects are there for everyone, but some don't realize it yet,
> others haven't hit their bodies toxic load yet to knock them upside
> the head. :)
>
> Freikanature posted a while back a link to a site designed to help
> people get away from it all as much as possible to allow the body
> time to heal, restrengthen. Looked like a great program, but for
> many of us, we are too sick to even be able to do the required
> learning and building to become that self-sufficient. Sounded like
> someone really put thought into the whole program though.
>
> I am not familiar with the names NAET and Bioset?
>
> There's lots of supplements to try, one that I've found most useful
> in preventing chemical reactions, and lessening emf is the mineral
> molybdenum. That is used in the Mu metal shielding you can get for
> pcs, and is used in tape decks, car radios etc. at times for reducing
>
> incoming static. My chiropractor had recommended 120mcg. I think it
> was 3x a day at the very start! I just went by feel as to reducing
> the amount over time. Been out for quite a while, guess I need to
> hunt some more down again. Back then I could find it almost nowhere.
>
> ~ Snoshoe
>
> --- In [hidden email], "Ian Kemp" <ianandsue.kemp@...> wrote:
>>
>> Ligure <reiki@...> wrote:
>> So in reading the recent threads I was reminded of some of the
> same
>> thoughts and descriptions around food and chemical allergies. I had
>> thought that they were different things until something someone
> said
>> made me think that they may be more related than I originally
>> considered. And that said I have a question for those that are
>> explicitly ES. For my background, I think I might be partially due
> to
>> my profession (Software Engineer) and excessive ES exposure. I do
> know
>> that when I get a new computer I am out for about a week while my
> body
>> adjusts to the change for instance.
>>
>> Therefore, I want to open it for discussion on "ES an allergy?"
>>
>> Some of my understanding on allergies (I am not an expert but I do
>> know more than many doctors because of family problems with food
>> allergies).
>> * Allergies are something you develop and can overcome. Sometimes
> it
>> is time based and exposure in both of these.
>> * Just being in the vicinity of the substance can cause you
> problems.
>> For instance there is someting called a muscle test that you can
> use
>> to determine an allergic response.
>> * It affects the blood and other portions of the body chemistry.
>> * Despite exposure, not everyone has them.
>> * From some of my research the main reason for an allergic response
>> lies in one's body overacting to exposure. Sometimes the metabolic
>> processes fail to do their job and the immune system tries to
> attack
>> the allergen.
>>
>> Those are very very high level I realize, but I don't have time to
>> write a paper on it. You can Google it and find information for
>> yourselves on allergies.
>>
>> Something I want to ask for those that have considered that ES may
> be
>> an allergy, have you tried the following:
>> 1) Avoiding exposure to see if it goes away by letting your body
>> become stronger?
>> 2) Tried desensitization through controlled exposure?
>> Those two are conventional medicine approach. The rest are
> alternative
>> (which I have found more successful at solving the problem more
> than
>> the system)?
>> 3) Tried supplementation of vitamins, mineral, herbs?
>> 4) Tried doing cleanses (i.e. liver, bowel, blood/tissue) through
>> herbal or homeopathic means?
>> 5) Tried getting dental amalgams replaced?
>> 6) Tried a direct allergy treatment through homeopathic remedies?
>> 7) Tried a direct energetic allergy treatment through NAET, BioSet,
>
> etc.?
>>
>> The latter I find has given the best results in the allergen
> problem
>> for folks. I do not know about ES and therefore I am posting here.
>>
>> I realize that many of you already use devices and personal items
>> (i.e. neclace) so I have not listed them.
>>
>>
>> Thanks!
>
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