Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

[Guest guest]

puk replies - think also about neighbours swamping you with wifi, dect

phones, cell phones, external cell phone antenna plus the likely currupted

power quality that will be present in your house say from digital equipment

such as set top boxes, plasma and other TVs - lets see what the EMF

investigator picks up, but you can try the simple AM radio method on your mains

in

the house, ie get a cheap battery powered radio tune out in the first

instance to white noise at end of AM spectrum on the dial approx 1600khz and

see

if the radio goes balistic, dont forget that it may be quiet sometimes and

crazy on another ocassion due to intermittent use of appliances as mentioned

- bassically you need to clue yourself up on Electrosensitivity asap and

start doing the basics which dont cost that much.

puk uk

In a message dated 19/03/2011 06:30:37 GMT Standard Time,

pamdabrat@... writes:

Hi everyone,

Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years. Not all at once and all to varying degrees. He was diagnosed with a

calcified cyst near the pineal gland a few years back with accounted for many

of his symptoms.

However, his sense of unease has recently increased to the point where he

has moved out to his fathers house. He wants to come home, but does not

understand why he feels " weird " and does not want to alone here.

Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my

condo is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side

his bedroom door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and

add to all of this his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc. I believe he

is suffering from EMF's in his room. He wants to find a solution to this so

he can come back home and is willing to try anything - including swapping

his room for our smaller guest room if that is what it takes.

I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try

and confirm this theory.

Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers? How do the

y work? I believe in the problems that EMF's can cause ( I just don't know

why it never occurred that his room could be such a problem) but I am

skeptical about the neutralizers. I would like him to be able to stay in his

room, so a neutralizer would be a great option - I just need convincing

before I spend money on it and, more importantly, trust my sons well being to

it.

Please help us here, my son wants to come home to be with us - and his

dog.

Any advice and knowledge are sincerely welcome.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam,

EPK In Vegas wrote:

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

> > Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

>

> I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

> you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

" EMF Neutralizers " might be a generic term for one of the hundreds

of EMF protection devices sold on the market. As someone who has

purchased far more of these than anyone should :-), I can say that

most of them have NOT been helpful at all. However, there have

been a few items that I have continued to use because I can see

obvious benefits in using them. However, those benefits don't

seem to necessarily to apply to everyone, so it's a very hit-and-miss

thing, and depends on your specific environments and your specific

sensitivities.

Of course, the first step for ES is to eliminate the nastiest

local sources of the problem. However, if you've got high

voltage power lines and a circuit breaker box nearby, that

is something that might require moving. :-( Potentially

easier things to change include replacing all florescent

lights with the older incandescent lights, replace all

dimmer switches with on/off switches, replace wireless

telephones with wired telephones, replace wireless internet

with wired internet, replace all plasma TVs with LCD TVs,

and you may have to simply try various versions of some

electronics to find some that provoke fewer symptoms --

for example, I went through 5 Bluray players until I

found one that didn't make me ill. And the same problem

can occur for cellphones, computers, DVRs, etc. Also,

reducing your exposure to being nearby anything metal

should help -- this includes removing metal dental

work, replacing metal bedframe with wood, and replacing

a metal innerspring mattress with something without

metal in it (latex, air mattress, futon, etc.)

The long-term approach is to improve nutrition and

remove toxins that have built up in the body, which

will make him less sensitive. But this takes a lot

of time and trial/error, and even with that some

people don't succeed (as there are some things that

people just aren't willing to do, or cannot afford

to do).

Marc

[Guest guest]

 I feel so bad for your son Pam. I can't seem to sleep in a bedroom either. I

sleep in the Family Room in the middle of the room on an air mattress & I turn

the electric off at night otherwise I would fry.

 

I don't think that room will ever work for him from what you've told me. Can he

transfer to another bedroom? Do you have a smart meter? That is not going to

work for your son I don't think.

 

What has helped me is a suppliment called Prevagen. It is a brain suppliment for

memory but it also helps the nervous system. Couldn't sleep in the house at all

until i started this suppliment.

 

Maybe you should try it with him. You need to reduce the exposure as much as you

can. The gadgets have not really worked for me except for the Q Link a little

with the computer.

 

Loni

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Thanks to everyone who has applied so far. Hopefully in about 6 months this will

all be a non issue as we are selling the condo and buying a house. I will be

more aware of the setup in a new house.

While his fathers house may be cleaner with less EMF's it is NOT a happy house

and he is miserable there in other ways. Talk about being caught between a rock

and a hard place.

I feel terrible that he has had these issues for years and it never occurred to

me that this could be the root of the problem in his room.

We do have another room for him to move into, so we are discussing that. When

the readers come today I am going to have them take measurements in all rooms.

What levels should I be looking at? I don't want to rely solely on the word of

the company that is coming out to take measurements, and there is not much info

out there on what levels are " ok " . He seems to be okay in other areas of the

house. What is considered a good low (I know, ZERO would be best).

Thanks so much for your support. Lot's of research to do.....

Pam

[Guest guest]

> What levels should I be looking at? I don't want to rely

> solely on the word of the company that is coming out to take

> measurements, and there is not much info out there on what levels are

> " ok " .

I think sometimes people react to EMF that doesn't even show up on

meters. Or at least, the meters that most people use. So you really

have to judge things by how your son feels, and also be aware of the

various EMF sources, including what may be on the other side of the

wall, or down the block, etc. And again, being in close proximity

to metal (or having metal in or on your person) just makes things

much worse.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Pam,

 

We are (EHS people) more sensitive than any meter. I have found that out so you

can't really judge on the measurement.

 

When buying a new house you need to avoid if possible the smart meter. Don't

know if it is possible but here I have a prepay analog meter that I switched out

from the smart meter. It was life threatening for me.

 

Loni

From: EPK In Vegas <pamdabrat@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 11:01 AM

 

Thanks to everyone who has applied so far. Hopefully in about 6 months this will

all be a non issue as we are selling the condo and buying a house. I will be

more aware of the setup in a new house.

While his fathers house may be cleaner with less EMF's it is NOT a happy house

and he is miserable there in other ways. Talk about being caught between a rock

and a hard place.

I feel terrible that he has had these issues for years and it never occurred to

me that this could be the root of the problem in his room.

We do have another room for him to move into, so we are discussing that. When

the readers come today I am going to have them take measurements in all rooms.

What levels should I be looking at? I don't want to rely solely on the word of

the company that is coming out to take measurements, and there is not much info

out there on what levels are " ok " . He seems to be okay in other areas of the

house. What is considered a good low (I know, ZERO would be best).

Thanks so much for your support. Lot's of research to do.....

Pam

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marc, right on! Plus aren't there so many different types of signals &

you need to have a meter for each one? 

 

Pam, Your son is your meter!  Loni

From: Marc <marc@...>

Subject: Re: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 11:14 AM

 

> What levels should I be looking at? I don't want to rely

> solely on the word of the company that is coming out to take

> measurements, and there is not much info out there on what levels are

> " ok " .

I think sometimes people react to EMF that doesn't even show up on

meters. Or at least, the meters that most people use. So you really

have to judge things by how your son feels, and also be aware of the

various EMF sources, including what may be on the other side of the

wall, or down the block, etc. And again, being in close proximity

to metal (or having metal in or on your person) just makes things

much worse.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Don't know if it will help. Our utility co. said an option to have the smart

meter wired to the end of the property. We're going to do that until can come up

w others.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

Loni,

I'm sorry for your son too.  I think it's worse for the kids, they have their

life ahead of them.

Ginger helps nausea. Anyone try magnesium w a small amount of cal?

I can't sleep in our bedroom, in the living-room on the couch - not comfortable

& has metal in it, not good. .

 Loni what kind of air mattress to you use? I have chemical sensitivities, new

things can smell. . Did you let it off  gas? Cant' swing an organic bed now.

Kathy

From: Loni <loni326@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

 

 I feel so bad for your son Pam. I can't seem to sleep in a bedroom

either. I sleep in the Family Room in the middle of the room on an air mattress

& I turn the electric off at night otherwise I would fry.

 

I don't think that room will ever work for him from what you've told me. Can he

transfer to another bedroom? Do you have a smart meter? That is not going to

work for your son I don't think.

 

What has helped me is a suppliment called Prevagen. It is a brain suppliment for

memory but it also helps the nervous system. Couldn't sleep in the house at all

until i started this suppliment.

 

Maybe you should try it with him. You need to reduce the exposure as much as you

can. The gadgets have not really worked for me except for the Q Link a little

with the computer.

 

Loni

From: S son <sandreas41@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 7:35 AM

 

Hi Pam,

EPK In Vegas wrote:

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Wow....

I am learning so much from this site. My son goes over to his fathers house

after school (he is in school for Criminal Justice) and spends every other

weekend over there to help take care of him. So many times he comes home from

there with headaches and nausea. It never occurred to me until I read one of the

previous posts what could be causing that. They have wifi over there and a large

satellite dish.

I also read on another site that EMF's can cause issues with the pineal gland,

which is what produces melatonin - this is what helps us sleep. Brenden has

issues sleeping but we attributed that to the fact that he does have a calcified

cyst near the pineal gland. So we have been giving him melatonin supplements to

help him sleep.

Soooo.... is the cyst causing him to be more sensitive to EMF's, did the EMF's

cause the cyst? Is it the EMF's causing his sleep disorder or the cyst? Each new

item learned creates new questions.

The bottom line, no matter what came first - the cyst or the EMF's - the EMF's

are the trigger to it all now.

Eddie - my " other half " - is great with wood. I have a wooden platform bed in my

room, so no box spring. He can make a wooden platform bed for Brenden and then

we can get a different type of mattress.

Brenden and I spoke about this earlier this week (He is out of town with his

cousins this weekend) and he seemed open to all of this being a problem. But how

to you convince a 19 year old who has grown up in the electronic age how bad all

of this could truly be?

Thank you all so much for answering my questions, allowing me to vent and

ramble.

I joined two other groups on and so far you are the only group who has

responded and your answers, patience and insights have really helped.

Pam

[Guest guest]

> Soooo.... is the cyst causing him to be more sensitive to EMF's, did the

> EMF's cause the cyst? Is it the EMF's causing his sleep disorder or the

> cyst? Each new item learned creates new questions.

Yes, and even we (who have been reading about this for years) don't

have all the answers! I have seen articles about pineal gland calcification

leading to EMF sensitivity, although I haven't seen much about that

discussed here. There may even be ways to de-calcify a pineal gland...?

> Eddie - my " other half " - is great with wood. I have a wooden platform

> bed in my room, so no box spring. He can make a wooden platform bed for

> Brenden and then we can get a different type of mattress.

The only non-EMF concern with a new bed frame and mattress is the

offgassing of wood varnishes or fire retardants in the mattress. That

is, assuming that your son might be sensitive to chemicals as

well? (a common occurrence for those with ES). But there do exist

low/non-offgassing versions of almost everything...

> But how to you convince a 19 year old who has grown up in the

> electronic age how bad all of this could truly be?

Well, there is a certain amount of importance in feeling well,

so that usually is convincing enough. Although there can be

workarounds for some electronics that they cannot live without

(although I'm not sure about these new 3G/4G Smart Phones)

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy,

 

The air mattress is just something I picked up at Walmart. i did off gas it for

a while but it doesn't bother me now. I cover it with a mattress pad & then a

fitted sheet too. Sleep in the middle of the family room away from the electric

in the walls. I do turn off the electric at night. Do you do that Kathy?  I

love the air mattress. Also the prevagen I'm taking.

 

Loni

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Hey Pam,

 

Glad we all are helping you. The melatonin does so much more than help us sleep.

I was listening to a doc on the radio who was saying that you should take it to

detoxify radiation. He was talking about what you should do nutritionally if

exposed to the fallout.

 

Melatonin was a key tip. So I'm wondering if it could detoxify emf's we are

exposed to?

The thing about melatonin is,if I'm not mistaken,  you can turn off your own

bodies production of it which is not good. Research that because you certainly

don't want that to happen.

 

You could try calcium/magnesium suppliments to help him sleep as well. Will

relax him.

 

Loni

 

 

From: EPK In Vegas <pamdabrat@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 12:29 PM

 

Wow....

I am learning so much from this site. My son goes over to his fathers house

after school (he is in school for Criminal Justice) and spends every other

weekend over there to help take care of him. So many times he comes home from

there with headaches and nausea. It never occurred to me until I read one of the

previous posts what could be causing that. They have wifi over there and a large

satellite dish.

I also read on another site that EMF's can cause issues with the pineal gland,

which is what produces melatonin - this is what helps us sleep. Brenden has

issues sleeping but we attributed that to the fact that he does have a calcified

cyst near the pineal gland. So we have been giving him melatonin supplements to

help him sleep.

Soooo.... is the cyst causing him to be more sensitive to EMF's, did the EMF's

cause the cyst? Is it the EMF's causing his sleep disorder or the cyst? Each new

item learned creates new questions.

The bottom line, no matter what came first - the cyst or the EMF's - the EMF's

are the trigger to it all now.

Eddie - my " other half " - is great with wood. I have a wooden platform bed in my

room, so no box spring. He can make a wooden platform bed for Brenden and then

we can get a different type of mattress.

Brenden and I spoke about this earlier this week (He is out of town with his

cousins this weekend) and he seemed open to all of this being a problem. But how

to you convince a 19 year old who has grown up in the electronic age how bad all

of this could truly be?

Thank you all so much for answering my questions, allowing me to vent and

ramble.

I joined two other groups on and so far you are the only group who has

responded and your answers, patience and insights have really helped.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I'll check out the air mattresses. I may have to turn off the circuit at

night.

What all  has prevagen done for you?

From: Loni <loni326@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 3:04 PM

 

Hi Kathy,

 

The air mattress is just something I picked up at Walmart. i did off gas it for

a while but it doesn't bother me now. I cover it with a mattress pad & then a

fitted sheet too. Sleep in the middle of the family room away from the electric

in the walls. I do turn off the electric at night. Do you do that Kathy?  I

love the air mattress. Also the prevagen I'm taking.

 

Loni

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Loni wrote:

> We are (EHS people) more sensitive than any meter.

True. We seem to react to the digital content of the signal, not the

signal strength itself. The WiFi beacon at 10 blips per second has been

described as a jackhammer on the cell structure.

> I have found that out so you can't really judge on the measurement.

>

Except, if it Does show up on the meter in significant numbers, then it

is More Likely, than not, to be a bad place for you, or him.

[Guest guest]

Turning off the breaker is HUGE. On Prevagen the jury is still out because it's

just my second month but I have been able to sleep in the house consistantly for

the first time ever after taking this suppliment. Works on the nervous system. I

recommend it. Loni

> Where do I start.... my son (19 years old) has been having headaches,

migraines, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleeping and a sense of unease for

years.

You describe what we have. It is good you are finding out your son is

not alone, and I hope you find the answers you seek.

Electro hyper sensitivity is a growing problem.

> Not all at once and all to varying degrees.

Because the cause is EMF pollution in your environment, and that changes

with your location, and with what bad devices are turned on nearby.

> He wants to come home, but does not understand why he feels " weird " and does

not want to alone here.

>

If his fathers house is a cleaner environment, emf wise, than help him

accept he may never be able to come " home. "

Some here have reduced their symptoms enough to be " normal " again,

although only a very few can act like emf don't bother them anymore. If

you can search the archives of this forum, you will find a lot of

advice. The biggest and easiest strategy is " avoidance. " Then work on

improving health, and the immune system, and detox, because he may be

burdened with heavy metals. That seems to be a key factor in triggering EHS.

> Well, I believe that I figured out the problem - it just dawned on me last

night. He has a small bedroom - 10x10. The main circuit breaker box for my condo

is in that room, the intake for the air conditioner is just out side his bedroom

door, we have high voltage power lines across the street and add to all of this

his TV, Xbox, radio, cell phone charge etc.

>

You describe the perfect toxic soup. The same environment that started

my trouble.

High magnetic field, electric field, and pulsed devices putting out

noise (that can usually be detected with a simple AM radio), and

microwaves from the cell phone. You didn't mention any WiFi or DECT, as

they are the worst of microwave exposure.

> I have someone coming to my house tomorrow to do some EMF readings to try and

confirm this theory.

>

Good. You are lucky to live near someone with those skills and

collection of meters. Am I right?

> Does anyone on this sight have experience with EMF Neutralizers?

I have only heard that name once before, and I'm not sure what device

you describe. Sounds like Graham-Stetzer filters?

http://seahorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam,

 

My name is Pam, too. I'm still pretty new to this group, but I've been

following Dr. Mercola's forum, as well as Mast-Victims.org.

 

If your son's been suffering for a while, you may want to check for geopathic

stress. They don't discuss it much here, perhaps because this sort of thing is

frowned upon in modern conventional science.  Yet cause and effect which is a

universal law, suggests that building on certain type of underground features

can cause the grounds to become toxic with multi-forms of underground radiation

including infrared, gamma, as well as, microwave.  These radiations vary at

different times of the day.  At certain times at night the radiations can reach

12 feet from ground level.

 

The reason I mention this is because the combined toxicity from man-made and

earth radiations can create a toxic pool which contributes to " sick house

syndrome " .  The symptoms associated with geo-stress are identical to those of

EHS.  Geo-stress is caused when " sacred ground " is built upon.  This includes

various gridlines, ley lines, curry lines, fault lines, slopes, underground

streams, etc.  With these conditions, EHS symptoms can really exacerbate. 

 

There were times I felt like I was " drowning " in cell phone radiation.  Others,

I would simply be able to lie on the floor in the fetal position.  They claim

that these houses are attractive to ants, cats, as well as discarnate spirits. 

The radiations from the entire neighborhood seemed to effortlessly blend into

each other.  That neighborhood had a bit higher elevation, but not higher than

the near-by cell phone tower.

 

I state these things because you are looking for a house and although a house

can be better  when not attached-- like the other members state, let your son

test the new environment a couple of different occasions to make sure the energy

is at times pleasant. I find being in a space during peak times such as rush

hour, dinner time, holidays, etc. really can make a difference in terms of

exposure.

 

For geo-stress, dowsers seem to be pretty effective, at least in my case it

helped a lot.  Korn out of Georgia will check your home via phone for a

nominal fee. They don't use meters.  This is an ancient spiritual art that was

made obsolete by modern science, many are returning to this practice.

 

Good luck to your family especially your son.  I believe that the youth that

are affected have a very special mission.  They are our future leaders and they

will have the opportunity to impact and co-heal our planet. Peace.

 

Pam

From: EPK In Vegas <pamdabrat@...>

Subject: Re: HELP! My son is having issues with EMF waves

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2011, 2:01 PM

 

Thanks to everyone who has applied so far. Hopefully in about 6 months this will

all be a non issue as we are selling the condo and buying a house. I will be

more aware of the setup in a new house.

While his fathers house may be cleaner with less EMF's it is NOT a happy house

and he is miserable there in other ways. Talk about being caught between a rock

and a hard place.

I feel terrible that he has had these issues for years and it never occurred to

me that this could be the root of the problem in his room.

We do have another room for him to move into, so we are discussing that. When

the readers come today I am going to have them take measurements in all rooms.

What levels should I be looking at? I don't want to rely solely on the word of

the company that is coming out to take measurements, and there is not much info

out there on what levels are " ok " . He seems to be okay in other areas of the

house. What is considered a good low (I know, ZERO would be best).

Thanks so much for your support. Lot's of research to do.....

Pam