I'm not sure but there may be a misunderstanding on what I'm looking for (Imay have misphrased it).
I have a Biovoltmeter myself for a couple of years and that meter checks how much emf there is emitted using your body as an antenna. IT MEASURES THE EMF IN THAT PARTICULAR PLACE.
And for instance if you measure a lot, sth like 200 mV in your bedroom, it will have a bad impact on your central nerve system in the short/long run.
But what I'm looking for now, is a meter that checks THE SITUATION OF YOUR CENTRAL NERVE SYSTEM ON THAT PARTICULAR MOMENT.
It seems that the resistance to electricity between two body parts is directly linked with how well your central nerve system is functioning.
If you measure the electricity between two body parts (left and right hand for instance), you should measure sth like 30 mV. If not your central nervesystem is not functioning 100%.
With the Dutch therapist (Agnes van Enkhuizen) my score was more than 100 mV before her therapy, half an hour later, after her therapy my score was much better, something like 50 mV.
The meter she uses is one she has kinda engineered herself after 20 years of testing and experience. That meter isn't commercialized yet. I remember her saying other meters can test the central nerve system the same way, but she had the best and most trustworthy results with her meter.
David, it's not clear to me whether the meter you have can measure the AC between two body parts...?
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> No, only elektrosmog heightens the body voltage.
> But elektrosmog is a very large family.
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> I don't know Agnes van Enkhuizen, but those meters are available on the
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> Greetings,
> Charles Claessens
> member Verband Baubiologie
> www.milieuziektes.nl
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> Charles, yes a lot of things seem to heighten the body voltage:
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> -intolerances/allergies to emf/food/chemicals
> -emotional stress
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> There are always things I will be able to improve on these factors. Although
> to eliminate all of them I probably would have to live in the 19th century
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> Unless I find some anti-emf thingie I can live with. Still working on that
> and experimenting with Tachyon, Qlink, Bioprotect, Benzolite,...
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> But it would be great if I could also do stuff that directly lowers the body
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> I think what helps:
> -grounding (yourself, bed, no shoes,...)
> -massages
> -carbon fabrics
> -therapy Agnes van Enkhuizen (she's written many books on this, she has
> measured me too in the past, she has a meter that she wants to commercialize
> and sell together with her book)
> -relax ;-)
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> Stephen.
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> > That is done with a special meter.
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> > Butmeasuring the body voltage is measuring the end result.
> > First one has to eliminate all that what is causing the higher body
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> > Most probably one of my main problems is a body voltage that's too high.
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> > My question: How does one go about measuring their body's voltage?
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