Why am I not recovering at the off-grid cabin?

[Guest guest]

Salut, all. I'm not getting much recovery at all since the Smart Meter exposure

in March. It feels a lot like what ppl describe as MS. Anyway, 2 possible

contributing factors:

1) I live in a  tiny, 1-room cabin w/ a little loft/attic where I sleep. The

boat battery used for the solar is only about 20 feet from me, & altho I turn

everything off at nite (main disconnects, DC array collecting power from panel &

charging battery w/ it), maybe I'm still getting fx from it when I sleep

somehow?

2)The other factor is that I have a landline there. The owners installed it

themselves, & it runs from the bottom of the hill, mounted along trees all the

way up the hill, then runs across the cabin, underneath my bed. I can be pretty

close to regular (non-hi-transmission) power lines w/o much of a problem, so I'm

guessing it's the battery that's more of a problem, but don't have a way to tell

which it is.

I noticed today that I don't feel so much intense burning, nausea & dizziness

when I go to the bottom of the hill & sleep in my car. But then that confuses

me, b/c there's a battery of similar power in my car, altho since it's

surrounded by metal parts, maybe I'm protected from it? Others have mentioned

being bothered by the solar panel itself. I just thought if you turn off

whatever distributes power from the panel to the battery, that the panel is just

" inert " , & so is the battery. Am I wrong? I was thinking of covering the battery

in thick tinfoil, or getting a Faraday canopy, but I can't afford the canopy &

have also heard others mentioning that shielding fabrics just make things worse?

Advice/suggestions welcome.

Love & blessings,

E. Drew