Rubric for EMR sensitivity

[Helen Tucker]

I have noticed that my son appears to be sensitive to electromagnetic radiation. We lived next to a power sub-station during his conception, gestation, and birth. His eczema will flare up even if we are stopped at a red light, next to a large power pylon, or it will flare up if we are eating in a restaurant with a TV set. In our house, we've had to exchange all our big fat cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors and TVs for flat LCD screens (which do not seem to affect him as much). He does better in remote places that have little electricity and poor cell phone coverage.
Because of this, I have been trying to read everything I can on EMR effects on the human body. I have a few questions about EMRs and homeopathy that I will ask in separate posts. The first question is this.
Since EMR's didn't really exist in Hahnemann's time, what would you say is the closest rubric for EMR sensitivity? Kent's doesn't have "Worse for TV sets" or "Better with no electricity" in there, you know?
Thanks,
Helen

[usrardr]

i have seen many patients complianing headache after seeing tv for
long time .they become fine after using phosphorus 200 .I have also
seen many patients whose blood presure drops after working on
computers. these people usually respond to radium brom 200 as the
exposure is not stopped so they have to repeat it . in some cases t
u wd need lachesis sol and luna . and yea dont forget x ray . x ray
ay is wponderfull in 30 potency. this all from my clinical
experience . haque
In minutus@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
electromagnetic radiation. We lived next to a power sub-station
during his conception, gestation, and birth. His eczema will flare
up even if we are stopped at a red light, next to a large power
pylon, or it will flare up if we are eating in a restaurant with a TV
set. In our house, we've had to exchange all our big fat cathode-ray
tube (CRT) monitors and TVs for flat LCD screens (which do not seem
to affect him as much). He does better in remote places that have
little electricity and poor cell phone coverage.
effects on the human body. I have a few questions about EMRs and
homeopathy that I will ask in separate posts. The first question is
this.
say is the closest rubric for EMR sensitivity? Kent's doesn't
have "Worse for TV sets" or "Better with no electricity" in there,
you know?

[Shannon Nelson]

A vague thought, I'm told that people needing one of the silica
remedies (silica and its salts) can be among those who "interact" with
electrical objects--e.g. I've heard people talk about causing clocks to
stop, automatic doors to open, computer to repeatedly blow out, things
like that. That might be a different issue from EMF sensitivity, but
might be worth a look?

Has he responded to any remedies so far?

There are also remedies made from (thinking) cell phone / mobile phone,
and I think there's one made from cathode ray tube (CRT)--have you
looked at any of that?

Have you seen the DVD "Public Exposure"? (Google it for a summary.)
Shannon

[Helen Tucker]

Oh yes! He has made huge, huge improvements over the last 2 years. But we are still searching for his simillimum.

No. I had no idea such remedies existed. How would you make something like that? How do I find out more about this?


No, but I googled it and it looks right up my alley. Thanks for the suggestion. I found it at this website: http://energyfields.org/
Thank you, Shannon.
Helen

[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Helen,

I'm so interested in understanding as much as I can about what's
helping your son so far, and where things might go from here. Because,
as I said, I do have a suspicion that EMF sensitivity is something
that's going to be coming up more in the future--and quite likely is
causing unrecognized effects now, which are perhaps being ascribed to
other things. I'm only speculating about it, but it's something I've
been sort of off-and-on obsessing over for a few years now.

You've said you think the causation *might* be that you/he lived next
to a power sub-station from conception thru (did I remember this
right?) his first three months. The illness he developed would
presumably be from an interaction of that strong stressor ("exciting
cause") and his innate susceptibility (his "constitution"). You've
said you don't think you've really hit his "constitutional" remedy yet
(do you mean that certain issues have not yet been touched, or not yet
cured? Or ??)

I would love to hear whatever you're able to tell us, about what
remedies he's responded to, and what their effects have been?

I guess that's plenty of questions for me to start with...
)
Shannon

[Roger]

Here are some rubrics in Radar from Synthesis and Rep. Universale
1 1234 1 GENERALS - ELECTRICITY of the atmosphere; ailments from 2
2 1234 1 MIND - SENSITIVE - electricity; to 1
3 1234 1 (RU) GENERALITIES - PHENOMENA - ELECTRICITY - sensitive to 2
marb-w. nat-c. phos. verat.
2/2 1/1 1/1 1/1
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1: - 1 1 -
2: 1 - - -
3: 1 - - 1

You could also consider the remedy Electricitas
Electricitas (from Clarke's)

Description
- Electricity.
- The effects of atmospheric electricity and static electricity.
- Attenuations are made from sugar of milk saturated with the current.
Clinical
- Chorea.
- Headache.
- Hysteria.
- Paralysis.
- Rheumatism.

Characteristics
- Caspari is the authority for the symptoms caused by electricity, but every one knows the powerful effect exercised on some persons by the approach of a thunderstorm, and the influence of an electric current.
- Nervous tremors; anxiety; fear; restlessness, anxiety, and anguish; violent headaches; palpitations; swelling of parts, are among the most prominent symptoms.
- Dr. Seward (Med. Adv., xxvi. 150) has related a number of cases in which the injudicious use of electric baths brought on phthisis.
- In another case the chest and arms became stiff and paralysed.
- A young married woman, who had general and local (uterine) electric treatment, complained after it of feeling very heavy, as if she weighed a ton.
- One patient, after a bath, said his chest and shoulders "felt like marble."
- He became phthisical and died.
- The paralysis caused by electricity was in several cases quickly relieved by Morph. acet., both in the solution and in the potencies.

Relations
Antidoted by
- Morph. acet.
- I have found Phosphorus the best antidote to the effects of storms.
- Electricity antidotes Mercury.

Compare
- Galvanismus and Magnetismus.
Symptoms

Mind
- Tears, sometimes with timidity.
- Sighs, sometimes with tears; the patient cries aloud.
- Restlessness, anxiety, anguish, sometimes more particularly in the chest; internal anguish; violent agitation; timidity; fear on the approach of a storm.
- Ill-humour.
- Involuntary laughter.
- Furor.
- Loss of consciousness; insensibility; foolish actions; haggard eyes.
- Errors in the appreciation of time; loss of memory.
Skin
- Itching, or else tingling over the whole body (violent pains and swelling of one of the feet which had been frozen twelve years before).
- Eruption of small nodosities on the spots touched by the sparks; eruption like miliary or measles; white vesicles; itch-like eruption at the joints; of carbuncles, which proceed to suppuration.
- The skin becomes black; wheals on the skin.

Roger