Re: LessEMF Silverell Hoodie

[Guest guest]

You don't want any seams. putting a large veil over your whole

head should help at least with the wi-fi going into your head.

Veilshield is a good choice. Put a baseball cap under it.

I think you need at least 4 linear feet, preferably more.

On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 8:58 AM, T.O. <tobennett@...> wrote:

> **

>

>

> I am trying to use the Silverell hoodie to protect myself from the

> electrosmog in a few different buildings. However, I don’t see an

> improvement. I had initially tried pulling the hoodie forward to try to

> protect my face but it really seems to burn my face even more. Is the EMR

> just bouncing around inside the hood and causing more harm than good?

>

> I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

> wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell phones. The company is only

> willing to make very small adjustments to the environment – but will not

> admit that there is a great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog

> (many cell phone repeaters and wireless routers in the building). Exactly

> what do I need to “protect” from all of this – my head, my face, my

> body….?

>

> My noticeable symptom - numb face (progressed to burning) - started in

> March. I recognized the cause after having a brain MRI which set my face

> on fire (an hour or so later) and made my teeth so sensitive I couldn't

> brush them. The company will not support letting me work at home (we have

> neutralized the environment) or a short-term disability claim to let me

> discharge.

>

> Thanks for any advice.

> T.O.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell

> phones.   The company is only willing to make very small adjustments to the

environment – but will not admit that there is a

> great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog (many cell phone

repeaters and wireless routers in the building).  

> Exactly what do I need to “protect†from all of this – my head, my face,

my body….?  

Well, this may not work for you, but I overcame such an environment with:

-- supplements (antioxidants, essential fatty acids,anti-bacterial/viral/fungal,

etc.)

-- removal of as much metal on/in/around my body as possible

-- avoidance (move the computer/monitor back away as far as possible, unscrew

the overhead florescent lights, turn down the monitor backlight)

-- EMF protection devices (mostly from QuantumProducts.com)

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi T.O.,

I actually had a similar experience wearing a conductive shirt---not only did I

feel even worse than usual around wi-fi when wearing it, but I developed a

rather spectacular rash where it touched my skin, which is not one of my usual

symptoms. I have, however, had some luck with the baseball caps that Less EMF

sells; I'd recommend giving one a try.

The other thing that's been helpful to me is connecting my body to electrical

ground---this company sells equipment to do so safely and unobtrusively:

https://shop.earthing.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?category=ALL

Effectiveness will vary, depending on the resistance in the ground circuit, what

appliances are hooked up to it, and possibly by the presence and magnitude of

ground currents in your area. I recommend bypassing the electrical system and

using one of the grounding rods they sell if you can, but even if you can't you

may find it to be pretty helpful. I'm a college student, and I wear their ankle

bands to school and plug into a grounded electrical outlet whenever I can.

Good luck.

>

> I am trying to use the Silverell hoodie to protect myself from the electrosmog

in a few different buildings.   However, I don’t see an improvement.   I

had initially tried pulling the hoodie forward to try to protect my face but it

really seems to burn my face even more.   Is the EMR just bouncing around

inside the hood and causing more harm than good?

>  

> I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell phones.   The company is only

willing to make very small adjustments to the environment †" but will not admit

that there is a great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog (many

cell phone repeaters and wireless routers in the building).   Exactly what do

I need to “protect†from all of this †" my head, my face, my body….?  

>  

> My noticeable symptom - numb face (progressed to burning) - started in

March.   I recognized the cause after having a brain MRI which set my face on

fire (an hour or so later) and made my teeth so sensitive I couldn't brush

them.   The company will not support letting me work at home (we have

neutralized the environment) or a short-term disability claim to let me

discharge.

>  

> Thanks for any advice.

> T.O.

>

>

[Guest guest]

HI Bill,

thanks for the response. I don't really understand the exact purpose of the

ball cap. Do we only need to protect our brain? My symptoms are in my face,

throat and heart palpitations.

I am flying to Bosnia-Hercegovina on a pilgrimage in Sept so I might need the

VeilShield for the plane flight. Thanks for the recommendation.

T.O.

>

> > **

> >

> >

> > I am trying to use the Silverell hoodie to protect myself from the

> > electrosmog in a few different buildings. However, I don't see an

> > improvement. I had initially tried pulling the hoodie forward to try to

> > protect my face but it really seems to burn my face even more. Is the EMR

> > just bouncing around inside the hood and causing more harm than good?

> >

> > I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

> > wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell phones. The company is only

> > willing to make very small adjustments to the environment – but will not

> > admit that there is a great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog

> > (many cell phone repeaters and wireless routers in the building). Exactly

> > what do I need to " protect " from all of this – my head, my face, my

> > body….?

> >

> > My noticeable symptom - numb face (progressed to burning) - started in

> > March. I recognized the cause after having a brain MRI which set my face

> > on fire (an hour or so later) and made my teeth so sensitive I couldn't

> > brush them. The company will not support letting me work at home (we have

> > neutralized the environment) or a short-term disability claim to let me

> > discharge.

> >

> > Thanks for any advice.

> > T.O.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Marc,

I'm curious about more details of your supplements regimen. I went to an

immunologist as I have read that a weakened immune system could make us more

vulnerable to the EMR affects. I haven't seen the full test results but I was

put on a high dosage of niacin.

My husband suggested I try Bentonite clay which is negatively charged. I got

the Living Clay brand and am using it for facial masks and detoxing. I haven't

noticed an immediate result but I'm guessing it's more long term. It's

supposed to remove metal from the body among other things.

The QuantumPro devices look interesting. I work in a very large engineering

facility with probably 2000 people and the company seems to be unwilling to help

me so I'm guessing they won't invest in the QuantumPro. I don't know if I put

one in my cubicle if it would help. ? Can we actually " overcome " the

environment?

I'm reading the book " Wireless Radiation Rescue " . So far, seems to be more

preventative advice. I haven't gotten to the part about what to do if you're

already e-sensitive.

Thanks again for any more details about your supplements.

T.O.

>

> > I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell

> > phones.   The company is only willing to make very small adjustments to

the environment †" but will not admit that there is a

> > great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog (many cell phone

repeaters and wireless routers in the building).  

> > Exactly what do I need to “protect†from all of this †" my head, my

face, my body….?  

>

> Well, this may not work for you, but I overcame such an environment with:

>

> -- supplements (antioxidants, essential fatty

acids,anti-bacterial/viral/fungal, etc.)

> -- removal of as much metal on/in/around my body as possible

> -- avoidance (move the computer/monitor back away as far as possible, unscrew

> the overhead florescent lights, turn down the monitor backlight)

> -- EMF protection devices (mostly from QuantumProducts.com)

>

> Marc

>

[Guest guest]

> I'm curious about more details of your supplements regimen. I went to an

> immunologist as I have read that a weakened immune system could make us

> more vulnerable to the EMR affects.

My supplement regimen has varied over the years, but there does seem to be

some common ground throughout the years:

-- heavy metal detox

-- immune system support (anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral)

-- anti-oxidants

-- pH control

-- foods-based vitamins and minerals

> My husband suggested I try Bentonite clay which is negatively charged. I

> got the Living Clay brand and am using it for facial masks and detoxing.

I find clay masks to be helpful, but they're such a pain to do...

they also sell clay that you can take internally (tablets, liquids),

but I can't say that I've notice these helping much.

> The QuantumPro devices look interesting. I work in a very large engineering

> facility with probably 2000 people and the company seems to be unwilling to

> help me so I'm guessing they won't invest in the QuantumPro. I don't

> know if I put one in my cubicle if it would help. ? Can we actually

> " overcome " the environment?

I can't say whether it would work for you, but it definitely worked for

me. My cubicle has a Quantum Pro, a Quantum Monitor, a Quantum Power

Conditioner, a Quantum Companion in my pants pocket, and the Quantum

Byte Software running on my PC. I really doubt that I would be able

to work there without all this stuff. So from my viewpoint, all of

this stuff pays for itself with your first paycheck (and I've been

using this stuff for 10 years!)

Marc

[Guest guest]

Just a thought. Radiation causes leakage in the blood brain barrier-. So wearing

a shielded cap may protect the brain from this assault.

Lizzie

From: tobennett@...

Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2011 19:44:34 +0000

Subject: Re: LessEMF Silverell Hoodie

HI Bill,

thanks for the response. I don't really understand the exact purpose of the ball

cap. Do we only need to protect our brain? My symptoms are in my face, throat

and heart palpitations.

I am flying to Bosnia-Hercegovina on a pilgrimage in Sept so I might need the

VeilShield for the plane flight. Thanks for the recommendation.

T.O.

>

> > **

> >

> >

> > I am trying to use the Silverell hoodie to protect myself from the

> > electrosmog in a few different buildings. However, I don't see an

> > improvement. I had initially tried pulling the hoodie forward to try to

> > protect my face but it really seems to burn my face even more. Is the EMR

> > just bouncing around inside the hood and causing more harm than good?

> >

> > I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

> > wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell phones. The company is only

> > willing to make very small adjustments to the environment – but will not

> > admit that there is a great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog

> > (many cell phone repeaters and wireless routers in the building). Exactly

> > what do I need to " protect " from all of this – my head, my face, my

> > body….?

> >

> > My noticeable symptom - numb face (progressed to burning) - started in

> > March. I recognized the cause after having a brain MRI which set my face

> > on fire (an hour or so later) and made my teeth so sensitive I couldn't

> > brush them. The company will not support letting me work at home (we have

> > neutralized the environment) or a short-term disability claim to let me

> > discharge.

> >

> > Thanks for any advice.

> > T.O.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Remember, the hoodie (and all shielding fabrics) can shield radiowaves but

not magnetic fields. Please try to determine if your problem is related top

magnetic fields. If so, you will need to find a way to increase your

distance or turn off the magnetic field sources.

Emil DeToffol

Less EMF Inc.

809 Madison Ave.

Albany NY 12208 USA

tel: +1-518-432-1550

www.lessemf.com

LessEMF Silverell Hoodie

I am trying to use the Silverell hoodie to protect myself from the

electrosmog in a few different buildings. However, I don’t see an

improvement. I had initially tried pulling the hoodie forward to try to

protect my face but it really seems to burn my face even more. Is the EMR

just bouncing around inside the hood and causing more harm than good?

I work in an area with fluorescent lights (removed immediately overhead),

wifi, wireless repeaters, and people with cell phones. The company is only

willing to make very small adjustments to the environment – but will not

admit that there is a great risk to all employees because of the electrosmog

(many cell phone repeaters and wireless routers in the building). Exactly

what do I need to “protect†from all of this – my head, my face, my

body….?

My noticeable symptom - numb face (progressed to burning) - started in

March. I recognized the cause after having a brain MRI which set my face on

fire (an hour or so later) and made my teeth so sensitive I couldn't brush

them. The company will not support letting me work at home (we have

neutralized the environment) or a short-term disability claim to let me

discharge.

Thanks for any advice.

T.O.

[Guest guest]

Marc,

Which Qaunatum product would you start with for your home?

Thanks, Kathy

<marc@...>

Subject: Re: LessEMF Silverell Hoodie

 

I can't say whether it would work for you, but it definitely worked for

me. My cubicle has a Quantum Pro, a Quantum Monitor, a Quantum Power

Conditioner, a Quantum Companion in my pants pocket, and the Quantum

Byte Software running on my PC. I really doubt that I would be able

to work there without all this stuff. So from my viewpoint, all of

this stuff pays for itself with your first paycheck (and I've been

using this stuff for 10 years!)

Marc