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> > Drasko, please include me in your discussions on the theory on
> > 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
> > from one of the founders of one of the major faraday cage manufacturers.
> > Also, he starts in a fairly remote area.
>
> Certainly we've had several people on this group reporting success using
> various types of shielding.  It seems pretty straightforward that this
> should help if done properly.
>
> I personally don't think shielding is a good option for me because it "boxes
> me in" to one location, while I prefer solutions that allow me to work,
> go the grocery store, travel in an airplane, stay in a hotel, etc.  So
> I've always focused a bit more on the "oddball" solutions that I could
> carry around with me.
>
> Marc
>