Re: What Could Be Causing This Reaction?

March 29, 2011

Hi Esther,

I would see if you can create a safe haven for yourself in your bedroom by

putting Swiss Shield Naturelle material on your bedroom walls (and maybe even

the ceiling if someone is above you??) Here's the link:

http://www.safelivingtechnologies.ca/RF/products_rf_fabric_Naturell.htm

It doesn't have to be grounded and shields 99-99.9% of EMFs. I have some tacked

up on my wall to shield me from my neighbor's DECT phone and it works very well.

I would bet the surges you are feeling is some kind of data download from the

neighbor's smart meter. You don't say what floor you're on but if you have

someone beneath you I'm not sure this would work (unless you shield the floor

too). You wouldn't want to trap EMF from your downstairs neighbor in your room,

which is what would happen if you had all the walls shielded but there was EMF

coming through the floor.

If you are on the ground floor I think shielding all four walls of your room

would work well. If someone is above you you'd have to do the ceiling too. You

could try shielding paint but ethically I have a problem using it because if you

were ever to move what happens if the new tenant sets up WiFi in that room?

They'd be cooking themselves. The material is also good because it is

portable--you can take it with you if you move, travel, etc. I just tack it up

with thumbtacks. Good luck!

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> Hi Everyone,

>

> I've just joined the group, and am hoping you might have some answers to my

questions about EMS.

>

> Background: I'm 64 and have been disabled with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

(silly name for a devastating condition) and MCS for the past 21 years. I know

I'm also reactive to EMF's/RF's and have become increasingly so as each year

more and more cell towers, wifi, etc. is polluting my environment. I've felt it

increase. I'm very sensitive to energies, and no longer feel " clear " of

intrusion from the assault, even in the wee hours of the night. I'm a night owl

and the time I used to feel best physically/emotionally was between 3-6 a.m. No

more.

>

> In December, my neighbor got a smart meter, and I now have constant buzzing in

my head (I think ringing in the ears doesn't really describe it.) But there's

another problem that has been happening for quite a while now that I'm finally

piecing together and have great concern and questions about.

>

> If I go to bed around 5-6 a.m. and am falling asleep, but am not into a deep

sleep, I'll suddenly experience a jolt that wakes me up. My heart starts

racing, my muscles start twitching/jerking, my skin itches, and my nerves feel

like they are being agitated.

>

> I used to think that maybe this was caused by orthostatic intolerance, and

that my autonomic nervous system was going wild because I'd been in a prone

position for a while. Then I started to notice that it seemed to happen around

5-6 a.m.; but not if I went to bed earlier. Yesterday, it happened again and

was severe. It felt as if someone had plugged me into an electrical outlet, and

that electricity was racing through my body. It continued for about 5-10

minutes, and then I felt the " charge " stop. I FELT it stop assaulting me. My

body's reaction started winding down--heart started get back to normal rate,

limbs started to relax, etc. I felt as if I'd been " zapped " and was drained,

and yet " charged up " (and not in a good way).

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> It became crystal clear to me that SOMETHING electrical gets turned on about

that time in the morning that is affecting me, rather than it being a symptom of

CFIDS.

>

> The time this seems to happen is when my neighbors, whose house is about 10

feet from my bedroom wall, are up and leaving for work. I'm pretty sure they

have wifi, but that seems to be on most of the time. However, they got a

satellite dish (TV) about three years ago. I don't know how that system works,

but I'm wondering if it's downloading data at that time in the morning and if

that could be the reason for this sudden electrical surge that impacts me so

intensely. I've had the racing heart beat, limb jerking thing before, but now

it's becoming extreme. The only other thing I can think of is that they have a

car that they warm up that makes a lot of rumbling but it doesn't seem like that

would produce such in intense, directed blast of electricity into my bedroom.

>

> It's obvious to me that SOMETHING gets turned on that has a strong electrical

surge that lasts about 5-10 minutes. I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas what

it could be?

>

> I live in the S.F. Bay Area, which has plenty of electrosmog. There are two

cell towers, with a third one to be built, in a church about three blocks from

me. There's a Starbucks with wifi about six blocks away which they've told me

is always on. The houses in the immediate area don't yet have smart meters, nor

do I (and I'm fighting like a mad woman to keep it that way); my neighbor on the

other side of my house (not the bedroom side) got hers ahead of the installation

schedule for our area because she rewired her house.

>

> Oh, and the house I live in has knob and tube wiring, which I understand isn't

grounded and makes things even worse. (I'm a renter so I can't do anything

about that.)

>

> So if you have any thoughts or ideas about what might be happening, I'd

greatly appreciate it.

>

> Esther

>

March 29, 2011

There have been rumors that they test cell antennas

early in the morning. I used to feel a similar thing

at about 3-4 am when I lived in a condo. It may also

be you neighbor turning on their TV, though that would

hurt the whole time it is on, not just the first few

minutes.

Eli