> From: Evie <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Meter Readings
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Monday, March 22, 2010, 12:21 PM
> Hi, Steve,
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> I know meter readings mean something.  But I don't rely on
> meter readings.  I know relief when I experience it, meter
> reading or no meter reading.  Very unscientific, I know,
> but I find untechie often comes to the same conclusion in
> less time than techie does.  If you do what I mentioned in
> another email, it will give you many clues to follow.  For
> instance, while sleeping with circuits off, you might
> be able to notice that you react when someone else
> uses the bathroom.  (If you are single, arrange a sleep
> over.)  This happened to me.  Well, duh, I was sleeping
> over the water pipes.  I then knew I needed to address the
> water pipes (a piece of plastic pipe to break frequencies
> coming in on the water).  Also, I realized a better place
> to place my bed would be in another bedroom where there were
> no metal pipes under me.  Yes, a meter (or maybe even
> common sense  ;)  ) could have told me this, but the meter
> was high all over my house and I
> had exactly the same problem as you--where to start???  I
> stepped back from the meter readings and instead started
> following my instincts. 
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> In our case, the water pipes were only the tip of the
> iceberg in that house.  There were ground loops all over
> the place, so we have chosen to rewire the house.  This
> might sound like a sledge hammer approach, but understand
> that our wiring was 60 years old, so it probably was high
> time it got changed.  This won't be an option for you, but
> there is alot you can do which doesn't involve wiring.  The
> $30 Quantum conditioner helped with my fridge (which was one
> appliance which bothered me).  But you don't want to start
> out buying things willy-nilly.  Figure out what your
> problems actually are first.  You might come across enough
> info in one night of unplugging/turning off circuits to
> point you in the correct direction you need to go. 
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> If you don't see a change in emfs from unplugging and
> turning off the circuits, then a Quantum Home might work for
> you, or emf shielding fabric on particular walls or under
> rugs.  (The Q Pro is what I have been using to get by while
> the rewiring is taking place--btw, I have to constantly
> change the settings now that we are rewiring.)  In our
> case in that house, we have wiring issues, (had the water
> pipe issue), had dirty electric on the lines coming in, and
> have electrosmog issues (cell towers, others'
> electronic/wireless toys) from outside the house.  I am
> using various remediations--aluminum screens on windows,
> plants in front of windows, emf blocking fabric on
> windows.  All of these address electrosmog from outside the
> house.  I also address electrosmog inside the house and
> dirty electricity there (pulling plugs, use of Quantum
> conditioners--these also can address some outside
> electrosmog, btw,--suspending use of particular appliances
> and
> electronics, and tossing anything wireless or which uses a
> transformer).  The subject is dizzying, but once you get a
> grip on what your actual problems are, you can deal.  Stand
> in front of windows--are you feeling worse?  This is a
> clue.  Are you better on inside walls or outside walls? 
> What is present inside and outside of these walls where you
> feel better or worse?  What happens when you turn off
> circuits there?  Once you determine the answers to these
> questions you will know what course to take. 
>  
> I also agree with Charles that more important than all of
> this remediation, is working on your health problem(s)
> which have led to this problem.  Charles thinks this is
> immune related; I think EMS is tight junction/ion channel
> related (we might both be right).  Anyway, my first
> remediations were working to get myself healthier. 
> Detoxing went a long way toward helping me.  (I am not
> cured but I am very much better and do not react while
> driving unless I am in very high concentrations of emfs). 
> I disagree with Charles, tho, in that I feel emf stress is
> not good whether you are reacting or not.  So even tho I
> do not react badly now, I still see lowering my emf load as
> a good idea and work to eliminate as much as possible from
> my environment. 
>  
> My 2 cents; good luck,
> Diane
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> --- On Mon, 3/22/10, torch369 <[hidden email]>
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> From: torch369 <[hidden email]>
> Subject: [eSens] Meter Readings
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Monday, March 22, 2010, 1:52 PM
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> I checked all my outlets this morning with the stetzerizer
> and all my outlets read from 35-60, including my APC Surge
> Suppressor outlets, BackUPS AVR, and BrickWall. I waited
> until the fridge compressor came on and no change. I turned
> on my computer and monitor-no change. I turned on my TV and
> Cable Modem-no change.
> I am going to test it again tonight when I get home and my
> neighbors are using all their stuff. I think this is why my
> readings go up to 200 or so, not because of what I am
> running inside my apt.
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> So, not sure where to go from here. I have the options of
> the graham-stetzer filters, which Marc says won't help.
> The Quantum Power Strips vs. the Furman Power Strips vs.
> The Stetzer Power Strips vs. the Tripplite Isobar Strips.
> Then there is the Quantum Home doohicky for $395.
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> What the heck am I supposed to try? Aaarrgh
> Anyone with a definitive idea? I am as confused as I was
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