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> Hi Marc and Stewart,
> Thanks for your replies. Yes everyone is different in symptoms and solutions.
> How does one conclusively tell if ground sources are contaminated, and earthing pads are helpful or not?  I could do trial w/o them for a couple wks... but given my background in the healing field, I rely a lot on my intuition, and they 'feel' right. I also practice muscle testing ('applied kinesiology' - I find that to be consistent/helpful, and don't care what wikipedia says on it).
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> I don't get headaches with my ES. Maybe I can better describe 'brain surge' as high frequency ringing inside my brain, but amped up by about 5X, so the sound is both more like broad band static (think HBO show preludes) that crescendos to a peak then breaks/gaps momentarily and then resumes at a lower intensity.
> Is not change in blood flow -- am not getting up, am laying down. For the times of day I have it, waking or falling asleep - I wonder if has something to do with the sort of brain waves I'm producing then.
> It's like what I imagine an epileptic goes through with brain overload - except I don't lose consciousness.
> As have not found any info on brain surge symptoms or others like me yet (eg - on this forum) is why considering med evaluation to rule out tumor; like EEG to start, tho not even sure if that will yield much info.  Reluctant to get into extensive med tests as is expensive, takes time, etc. and what docs are up on radiation or emfs and how to advise on treatment??  
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> If this is unique to me, then maybe best to pursue testing...I guess the protocol is hearing test, then EEG, then CT scan or MRI? Tho CT uses xrays; and MRI uses radio wave frequencies - is that safe? Hmm.. maybe thermography.   And relocation of course!
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> Thanks for caution on the foil. I think will get it rechecked by my engineer friend. When he first checked, we put up some foil patches on the wall and that did reduce the emfs.The foil is continuously connected and grounds to an outlet with an earthing ground wire.
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> 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?
> Thank you again,
> Renee
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> --- In [hidden email], S Andreason <sandreas41@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Renee,
> > > until the install of 18 electric and gas 'smart' meters at the end of my condo
> > Unfortunately, this is becoming a common result of microwave emitting
> > smart meters.
> > > Concerning my symptoms the most disturbing is what I call 'brain surge' - a sense of electrical currents building in my head like a wave, then crashing.
> > While I can't say I've heard this described before, I might suggest it
> > might be the same as what others here, and myself, describe as a
> > migraine headache, or the feeling of having our heads in a vice, with
> > the pressure rising when exposed to microwaves. Could it be the same
> > cause, but with differing symptoms being manifested?
> >
> > The timing of happening in the evening or morning however, is different
> > from general headaches.
> > I do find however, that the neighbors use their toys at these times of
> > day, when they are home, and not sleeping. This might suggest a possible angle to investigate or consider.
> >
> > When I get up, I often get dizzy, to the point of having my vision
> > dimmed, until the blood flow returns to my head. Is this another kind of
> > possibility? The rush of blood in their vessels can make a rushing sound.
>
> > > Also have constant high pitched ringing. I don't consider it technically tinnitus - which is ringing in the ears...it's between my ears inside my head.
> > Maybe not technically, but both myself, and my mom did before she passed away. have ringing in our heads. Her tinnitus was definitely caused by "hearing microwaves." and only went away the first time when we moved here, away from towers.
> > Also the tinnitus inside my head does not go up and down with current
> > exposure, but stays elevated far beyond my headache, which is much
> > faster to ramp up.  But it can go down in time.
>  
> > > insomnia, fatigue, mild depression, slow to heal with skin lesions, hair loss, short term memory loss.
>  
> > All symptoms of "microwave sickness."
>
>  > but says degree of symptoms is relative to individual of course.
> > Each of us have differing levels of toxification, and how Full our cup
> > is, defines whether or not we are past the tipping edge, where the cup
> > spills and we have symptoms loud enough we can no longer ignore.
> >
> > All your counter-measures sound good.
> > The aluminum foil is controversial however, and great care must be taken
> > to prevent Leaks, and keep the inside from becoming like a microwave
> > oven. Also there have been suggestions the increased shielding may be
> > too much, and our symptoms increase when beneficial fields or cosmic
> > rays get blocked as well as the offending man-made microwaves.
> > To be a true faraday cage, there needs to be two layers of shielding,
> > with a gap between them. We don't want the "shield" to radiate inward
> > what it is picking up on the outside.
> >
> > Only thing left to do is reduce exposure, but you already indicated the
> > need to move is known.
> >
> > I can't remember any EEG research, but Magda Havas does have research
> > measuring an electro-sensitive, while provoking symptoms, affecting the
> > heart.
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EI9fZX4iww
> >
> > Stewart
> > http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html
> >
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