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The woman who gave the workshop used a Am frequency radio to show us what was
emitting an electrical magnatic field. She turned to a non-station area of the
AM frequency and put it near the dimmer switch and the sound coming off the
radio was really really loud..you had to go in another room to get it to stop.
Not so loud with the t.v...about six feet away and you couldn't hear it. When
i used to use the computer service attached to my phone..dsl?..It was pretty
bad... but now that i go through the cable t.v. service...its really not that
bad. You'd have to be about 5 inches away from the screen to hear the emf.
Its a pretty easy test that anyone can do. My microwave...4 feet in every
direction.

I used to sleep with a tv in my bedroom about two feet from my sleeping feet
and i used to wake up in middle of night to go to the bathroom and my feet
always hurt. After this workshop...i unplugged the tv and my feet quit
hurting. Cell phones are bad...but not if you use those extensions to keep the
phone away from your ear.

My osteopath was at this workshop. Maybe he would remember her name. Maybe
i'll call him and ask him. It was about 15 years ago. She trained people
around the usa

Regarding chappell's remedies: I bought the remedy for alzheimers a couple of
years ago for my mother. I gave some of the pills to my mother..and things
started to happen and again i got scared..because i had no way of telling if
she was getting better or worse.. so i quit using it on her...and there it
sits in my cabinet.

Hi Carol,

Thank-you for your description of how you test.

This problem with not knowing if Chapelle's remedy is working or not
is central. I would expect a good cure to follow Herring's law.
Healthy progress should proceed from head downward, from more
important organs to lesser ones, from inside the body outward, from
more recent symptoms to older ones. I purposely chose a problem that
was easy to measure. Alzheimers sounds like jumping in at the deep
end. Also, I wouldn't do a trial on a frail person. Although you may
get a temporary aggravation, the overall state of health should
improve. Don't repeat the remedy if you are getting good results
until they disappear. Or don't repeat during an aggravation (with
counter arguments that you could change the dose, but doesn't apply
here). That's homeopathy 101. Hope I didn't make a mistake. But I
know, resonances what ever they are, they are not homeopathy. I would
still expect them to follow Herring's law. It doesn't help though if
you don't have proving symptoms. Everything becomes a vague idea of
getting better. If you have proving symptoms of a homeopathic remedy,
you know when changes come from the remedy. Resonances would in that
sense lead to confusion.

Best,
Ellen
According to everything I have read about Chapelle's remedies, if you
can find the right homeopathic remedy, go with that.

Best,
Ellen Madono

On May 13, 2009, at 3:48 AM, Carol Orr wrote:
Do you recall what it was that happened, and unnerved you?
Shannon