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> Hi Renee,
>
> > How does one conclusively tell if ground sources are contaminated,
> I can think of two ways. One is if there is ground current between
> ground rods on opposite sides of your home, current between an
> independent ground rod and the outlet ground, and 2nd if there are any
> spikes when measured on an ocilliscope. But we're trying to measure
> ground, not the 120V AC, so the noise may only be a volt or two.
>
>
> > I rely a lot on my intuition, and they 'feel' right.
> Then it is beneficial to you. If only we all were in tune with which
> vibrations complement ours.
>
>
> > and don't care what wikipedia says on it).
> >  
> Since when is modern science fully comprehending the nature of the universe?
> They have room to grow!
>
>
> > It's like what I imagine an epileptic goes through with brain overload - except I don't lose consciousness.
> >  
> That may be a close parallel.
> I guess the important thing is to ask, how to heal these kinds of
> neurological damage...
> And if it is possible to do so in the increasing sea of electromagnetic
> noise bathing the planet.
>
>
> > hearing test, then EEG, then CT scan or MRI?
> Nearly the same route I took, 19 years ago. Perfect hearing, No tumor.
>
>
> > Tho CT uses xrays; and MRI uses radio wave frequencies - is that safe?
> I think it is low enough the body tolerates it, unless your cup is full
> of course. I didn't really notice additional symptoms from my MRI, but
> then I was in a big city (Seattle) getting cooked and fried already, and
> not enjoying the experience, shall we say...
>
>
> > we put up some foil patches on the wall and that did reduce the emfs.
> No doubt it Will reflect, so if the foil is between you (or a meter) and
> the source of the microwaves, then the levels will be reduced, exactly
> like a shadow.
>
>
> > I have another question - I know microwaves penetrate walls etc, but do they or signals from cell towers, power lines, wifi, etc ricoshet off buildings as well
> Absolutely for all listed except power lines.
> Cell towers, WiFi, are all microwaves, and they do bounce, just like in
> the oven.
> They bounce off buildings, walls, and rocks (thinking of valley walls
> and slopes.)
>
> Think of the cell tower (etc) as the Sun. Very bright. Put up an
> umbrella, or aluminum foil. It casts a shadow. It feels much better in
> the shade. But it is not completely dark, because the light also bounced
> off the walls, trees, etc, and comes at you from nearly all sides. That
> is why to create a faraday cage, requires absolutely no leaks.
>
> I've spent a great deal of time studying how the towers (7 miles away)
> bounce into my valley here. Some places with a hill blocking directly,
> have varying power/reception levels. Pictures, stories, etc., on my page.
>
> Power lines are ELF, extremely low frequency, only 50-60 cycles per
> second (Hertz), so those waves are more likely to penetrate than
> reflect. I can measure magnetic fields, and electric fields, but not the
> ELF waves themselves at longer distances than a quarter mile, as they
> become "background" and beyond my ability to measure (and worry about.)
>
> Stewart
>
> http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html
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