EMR interference with remedies?

[Helen Tucker]

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I think it is hard to tease out exactly why people seem to respond better in some places than others. I suspect chemical pollution is a factor, but you're right, some places with better remedy response are more polluted (no emissions standards and old, decrepit vehicles).
As far as vaccines go, I can only say that my son has never been vaccinated or given antibiotics, and he responds better in some places than others. So I think there must be some other factor besides vaccination, though had he been vaccinated, he might respond even more poorly.
For me, EMRs are the primary suspect. Most Americans are simply not aware of how much EMR we live with in North America and Europe. The following is a paraphrased summary from The Body Electric, by Robert Becker, MD, of what EMRs existed back in 1985.
1. Strong magnetic fields from industry to refine ore, process iron, purify sewage, etc.
2. Electric trains turn the power rail into a giant antenna extending ELF (extremely low frequency) waves for 100 miles.
3. EM fields surround every person from appliances and machines, even things that operate on batteries like digital watches and flashlights.
4. Magnetic fields at 100-10,000 hertz from antitheft systems in stores and libraries, and metal detectors.
5. Low frequency radio waves from air and sea navigation
6. 10,000 Radio and TV stations, 7 million other radio transmitters, 35 million CB radios, and countless millions used by the military
7. Low microwave frequences from wireless control such as garage door openers, highway call boxes, weather satellites, and millions of microwave ovens.
8. High microwave frequences from 250,000 microwave phone and TV relay towers, military channels, commercial satellites, walkie-talkies.
9. Industrial use of radio and microwave heating for bonding plywood, making plastics, sterilizing food, etc.
Becker said the "density of radio waves around us is now 100 million or 200 million times the natural level reaching us from the sun."
This doesn't count the millions of cell phones, wi-fi, baby monitors, wireless remotes/computer equipment that surround us that wasn't there in 1985.
Now Tanzania, Kenya, Peru and other similar places would have some of this. But they don't have the bulk of #1 - 9 above. The amount of electricity and EMR we generate is crazy.
Just my opinion,
Helen

[Shannon Nelson]

Helen,
If you're up to it, I would *love* to be able to look more at your
son's case!
Would you be up to sharing a listing of what remedies he's received
(and when), and what his response was to each?
but you feel that his simillimum hasn't yet been found. Can you
explain that--what are the things that have not yet been (?)affected or
cured? I am very curious to know whether his somewhat unusual
situation (can't be a LOT of people gestated and born right next to a
power station) and I would think very unusual response (or maybe less
so than I'm thinking? The dramatic changes according to EMF field)
signal a "new" or unusual remedy, or another aspect of a more familiar
one, or what? Want to run it by us?
Thanks!!
Shannon

[gretta orazen]

As a slight aside to this very interesting
conversation....I'm just wondering if anyone has
experience with those products (especially "personal
pendants") that claim to reduce the negative effects
of EMR?
Gretta
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[Helen Tucker]

I am working on a write up right now. I would love to have your help. Thanks for asking. I will post it as soon as I have it ready.
Best regards,
Helen

[Irene de Villiers]

gretta orazen wrote:
It's hard to know if something works.
I have rose quartz by my computer screen - quite a chunk of it - advised
by my cousin. How to know if it "works"?
[Her homeopathy "works" so I trust her.}

Namaste,
Irene
--
Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[Rochelle]

I also have a piece of quartz on my machine and at a lecture we were advised
to stick an English penny on the computer and our mobile phones as this
contains copper. At the lecture we saw a pretty convincing demo using muscle
testing before and after the penny was stuck onto a phone with someone
putting it to their ear. He also did a demo using different coloured lamps
but I can't remember the details.

Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Helen Tucker]

I bought a Farabloc blanket once. It made my son itchy within 5 minutes of use. I experimented with different ways, different times, etc. He always got itchy. Since it was very expensive, I decided to return it while it was still under the 30 day return policy.
http://www.farabloc.com.sg/howitworks.htm
Helen