>Vinny,
>
> I refer you to my original posting on this issue, Thur. Aug.
> 31, 2006. It really isn't as complicated as you seem to want to
> make it. I realize it is highly subjective, however, I
> have tested enough people and seen the results for myself to be
> convinced that it works.
>
> I have been practicing applied kinesiology (muscle checking) for
> about 35 years,
> and I am really good at it. I know that because I get phone
> calls daily from as
> far away as Australia from people who want me to check them for
> certain things.
> I tell them that I am not a fortune teller, I can only test what
> is present with them
> at the time of the testing. Through muscle checking I am able to
> read their
> energy on a number of different levels. I tell you this, not to
> brag, but to let
> you know how I determined the validity of the D battery
> thing. You, of course,
> are free to believe whatever you choose about it.
>
> We moved to Northern California from North Carolina in
> 2000. By the Grace of God, we moved onto some acreage in the
> country. Because of this a lot of
> my electro- sensitive problems disappeared except I was still
> getting very tired
> if I stayed at the computer or watched TV for any length of
> time. I also had
> problems of fuzzy headedness. The best I can describe it is that
> my head would
> feel so fuzzy that I felt like I was in the world, but not of the
> world. It was a
> really awful feeling to me. I could see, but not really grasp the
> reality of what I
> was seeing.
>
> The D battery thing came about in this way: Our Central Air kept
> blowing fuses.
> We bought new fuses for it, but then one day we mixed up the
> blown fuse with
> the new fuse. I decided that I could test which fuse was the new
> fuse and which
> was the old fuse by muscle checking to see which fuse still held
> positive energy.
> It worked. This interested me, so I got the idea that one of
> these large fuses could be placed on the TV to counteract the
> negative effects of the TV. It seemed to work.
>
> You experts could tell me if this is true or not, but I think it
> has something to
> do with the fact that humans operate on direct magnetic current
> and TV's on alternating electric current. I think that
> the alternating current from the TV interrupts our energy fields
> in some way, which causes problems for us.
>
> Anyway, I started testing batteries in the same way that I tested
> those large fuses to see if they were worn out or not. This worked
> on the batteries just like it
> had on the fuse. Since I didn't have a large supply of fuses
> and they cost a lot more than batteries I decided to try the
> battery flat side down on the TV. This made the TV, which had
> previously weakened me, check strong for me even if I was standing
> right in front of it with the TV turned on. I tested several
> sizes of batteries. C worked okay, but the D battery better. I
> buy them at the grocery store. There is nothing complicated about
> it. Any ol' D battery will work. I wouldn't go to the trouble
> or expense of buying anything expensive or exotic.
>
> So then, I started testing other people with their response to
> the TV, using applied kinesiolgy. I personally found that
> it tested the same way with everyone except the one woman I
> mentioned earlier, whose religious beliefs caused her to be
> freaked out at the whole concept of energy fields. I even tested
> two different weight lifters, who thought that there was no way
> that little old me could push their arm down, surely they could
> overpower me, they thought.
>
> Using their deltoid muscle as the tester I had them put their arm
> straight out
> and resist when I pushed down on their arm. The arm was stiff as
> a board initially until I had them put their free hand on the
> TV. Then, I easily pushed their arm down using only two
> fingers. After I placed the D battery on top of the TV they
> imediately returned to their former strong self.
>
> Since I first discovered this D battery thing I have tested with
> the same results,
> our TV, computer hard drive, monitor, and the Micro Wave
> oven. Marc Martin says that it didn't work for him, and I honor
> that, but it has worked for everyone I have personally tested
> except that one woman I mentioned.
>
> Anyway, I can now sit at the computer all day long, if I choose,
> and watch TV
> for hours, if I choose, and I no longer get tired from it or get
> that awful fuzzy headedness. This is true even though I have to
> sit directly in front of the micro wave oven when I am on
> the computer. As I mentioned before the placement
> of the battery is different on the micro wave oven. It is placed
> on top of the
> micro wave on its side with the flat, negative, side of the
> battery facing out toward
> the room.
>
> That is my story, and I am sticking to it. Smile! If anyone
> wants to give it
> a try, and it works for them, fine, if not, that is okay with me
> also. I never
> try to push my ideas onto anyone. I truly appreciate that what
> works for one
> may not work for another. I apologize that this is so long, but
> I hope that answers everyone's questions about this.
>
> Best Regards, Phyllicia
>
>
>Vinny Pinto <[hidden email]>
>wrote: Hi folks
>
> I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up
> on some emails! Frankly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell
> would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly
> misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in
> addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the
> manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many
> manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline
> cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of
> battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd,
> lithium ion, etc.
>
> with care,
> --Vinny
>
> At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
> >Hum hum...
> >
> > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be
> > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies
> > out there so...you know what I mean...
> >
> > Merci!
> >
> > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job
> > I can do!!)
> >
> >
> >
> >Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:
> > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene
> >
> >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you
> >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did
> >have before using the D battery, and did they all
> >go away?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Marc
> >
>