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Jomega on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Traveller-s-protection-from-Pulsing-Microwaves-with-Naturell-tp1554645p1554696.html
Thanks v much for this Andrew, very helpful indeed!
I can certainly relate to your point about shielding fabric directly on
skin, and waves bouncing around inside! However, I'm a bit confused,
especially as you later say you've ordered a jacket from lessemf! How's that
different? Won't waves bounce around inside too, since it's not actually a
faraday cage. If you mean it won't be next to your skin because of clothing,
wouldn't it be the same if I made a sheet sleeping bag with a cotton sheet
and then put the material on the outside of that?
Still, I suspect you are right about farther away from body being better,
especially if that then means you can completely enclose yourself. Maybe use
my two man tent poles with emf material instead, and erect in hotel room -
hhmmm, what ends we have to go to!
Seems like we're all learning, experimenting and breaking new ground here! I
suspect millions will one day soon be grateful for our musings!
Sounds like the 'doctor's note' fit-to-travel is the ultimate catch 22 LOL.
I don't really fancy flying anymore, so please share your experiences! Do
you go through these microwave naked body scanners they are installing?
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Andrew McAfee
Sent: 24 June 2010 17:15
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Subject: Re: [eSens] Traveller's protection from Pulsing Microwaves (with
Naturell?)
I have found that having shielding fabric directly on my skin is not a
good thing. The fabric is resonating with the radiation and is
conducted directly onto the body and burns (fries the 1st level of the
aura).
I find having it farther away from the body is a better solution. For
outside, a tent would be a better solution than a sleeping bag or
clothing.
Now, I am traveling to CA on some F---ing planes and through some F---
ing airports. I called ahead to try to get them to turn off cell
phones in the fuselage like SouthWest Airlines has done in the past,
but American Airlines is now requiring me to have a doctors note
saying "I am fit to travel!" @#$%*: (
I have ordered an EMF jacket from LessEMF.com and also have a lead
radiation hat that I wear sometimes and various silver mesh cloths
that I will drape around me as necessary (scary looking).
I'll let you know how it goes with Wi-Fi and cell phones inside a F---
ing airplane.
Good luck with your travels!
Andrew
On Jun 24, 2010, at 11:16 AM, John Jamieson wrote:
> Hi there,
>
>
>
> I need to be able to travel again for work.
>
>
>
> To give you an idea of how sensitive I currently am, Im sensitive
> enough to
> be progressively disabled (start to get pains, lose balance, heart
> problems)
> by next doors old DECT (now, been replaced by an Orchid!) and their
> WiFi
> slowly makes me lose concentration and focus if I stay in it all day.
>
>
>
> I went to Bristol recently on work and was booked into Premier Inn
> in the
> centre. As soon as I drove in I could begin to feel the onslaught of
> microwaves, my Electrosmog Dectector MW1 was going mad picking up
> all the
> signals and just about the whole city was in saturation cover in
> microwaves.
>
>
>
> By the end of the working day I was exhausted and couldnt bear my
> hotel
> room which was being blasted from several directions, it seemed. So
> I drove
> into the countryside and slept in the car overnight and,
> discomfort aside,
> was blissfully refreshed again by morning.
>
>
>
> So Ive been thinking of what to do next time Im travelling, when
> it may
> not be so easy to escape at night.
>
>
>
> Heres my idea and Id be VERY interested in what you think of it,
> or any
> other ideas you may have.
>
>
>
> Naturell (
http://www.electrosmogshielding.co.uk/product.asp?
> P_ID=481 ) looks
> like a very effective cotton based fabric that keeps its protection
> right up
> to the 6Ghz plus range (unlike Bobinet, for instance)
>
>
>
> So, I thought I could simply make a sheet sleeping bag with Naturell
> sown
> around the outside and with some kind of hood for the head, and so
> protect
> myself at night in a hotel from the major part of the pulsing
> microwaves.
>
>
>
> Further, it seems quite a soft material and I could make some basic
> underclothes/long johns to wear while at work to reduce exposure
> considerably.
>
>
>
> Its very well priced at £65 per metre (2.5m wide it works out at
> just £26
> per square metre)
>
>
>
>
>
> Does anyone have any experience with this material, or could recommend
> another instead, or another solution to travellers challenge?
>
>
>
> Many thanks
>
> John
>
> PS from:
>
>
> icrowave-shielding-fabric
>
> * Used for shielding large surfaces (walls and windows) from high
> frequency electromagnetic waves (microwaves)
> * Unmatched shielding characteristics
> * 99 %ñ 99.9 % effective in shielding RF, 200MHz to 10GHz
> * Shields cell towers, cordless phones, security systems, wireless
> computer gear and more
> * Smooth, sheer fabric, easy to work with, washable
> * Designed and manufactured in Switzerland
> * Ideal for curtains to shield windows or bed canopies
>
> WARNING: Swiss Shield Naturell reflects high frequency
> electromagnetic waves
> and is not externally conductive, therefore it must not and cannot be
> grounded.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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