this. I should say there is one person with EHS who advocates shielding.
That is Bruce in AZ. He is extremely sensitive, and he's
an electrical engineer... after he realized he was EHS he got training
need to do measurements in such cages. If there is a resonance and the
frequencies. Also, the natural background "noise" can be shielded, so the
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> Hi Drasko
>
> Have you tried the Bioprotect card then?
>
> Thanks
> Kikkie
>
> --- In
[hidden email] <eSens%40yahoogroups.com>, "Drasko"
> <cvijovic@...> wrote:
> >
> > Dear all,
> > Have I mentioned some months ago I was very happy with my LaVita gypsum
> protection boards, and that they don't make a weird feeling known from metal
> Faraday cages?! Well, I was wrong!!!
> >
> > Indeed, here underground where I have just partial shielding (at the
> ceiling) LaVita really behaved much better than aluminum plates (I had had
> to remove them some years ago)...
> > But encouraged by that success of some months ago, meanwhile I made a
> complete room at another place... It is difficult to explain the night(mare)
> spent in there! I spent another night with the same result - it could be
> compared only to some psychoactive drug intake... Would I prefer to sleep
> near a mobile phone mast or there in the cage - a very difficult choice!
> >
> > So I searched the net and consulted some people including Andrew from
> this Group - to find out the amazing uniformity in findings... Dr. Gruen who
> participated at this Group also has similar observations, the following is
> an excerpt from the site that sells his Bioprotect(www.golden-ray.com):
> >
> > ..."If one takes a water sample and puts it into a Faraday cage for
> example, a small bottle filled with water and completely wrapped in with
> some aluminum foil and exposes it to the radiation of a mobile phone or
> some or other source of electromagnetic smog, then this water will
> significantly change its bioenergetical quality. In fact, it will change its
> quality much more than without the Faraday cage"...
> >
> > All that has both practical and theoretical implications. Regarding
> practical, Marc and many of you would agree that the solution is not in
> measuring and mitigating fields, but in "less conventional" means...
> > But theory concerns me as well... So I assembled this call below and I am
> starting by forwarding it to this Group. I would appreciate any responses!
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Drasko
> >
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> > There is a rather widely accepted opinion that Electrosensitive people
> don't tolerate conductive plate shieldings, of a Faraday cage type.
> Moreover, consent regarding that is more present than regarding toleration
> against different radiation sources.
> >
> > Such a statement is apparently an absurd as Electrosensitivity should
> have been sensitivity to electromagnetic fields, and the fields are at least
> partially mitigated by Faraday cages. (Practically, cage nullifies electric,
> radio and microwave radiation, while magnetic aspect isn't screened but at
> most cases magnetic readings keep within limits that are considered
> "usual".)
> >
> > Currently we are attempting to collect a work group of researchers and
> Electrosensitive persons interested in clarification of the issue, whatever
> the outcome they are advocating might have been.
> >
> > We would appreciate your participation. Please contact Drasko Cvijovic at
> cvijovic@... would you be interested in preliminary consultations.
> >
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