Candida and EMF’s
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July 25, 2010, 08:39 AM Two unrelated topics to see what you all think? Given the full moon tomorrow is anyone finding their indigenous populations on the rise? By that little jest, I mean candida or parasites or other microbials. Assuming that you may, just keep an eye open for how much you may shed leading up to, during and just after the full moon. Equally, and this is related, do others find when they stray from their eating strategies, for example consuming sugar that you find greater scalp discomfort, scalp emissions, and greater shed. To illustrate this I try not to eat dairy, grains or sugar any more. I was doing well for the last 8 weeks or that (ahem) over the last two days I gave in, and ate a little sugar and dairy. Then yesterday a ton of watermelon. I could feel my body reacting badly to all of it… Woke up this mornig and not the usual one (maybe two) hairs, but ten +... shedding! Anyone else have this kind of experience - and does anyone else find the dietary discipline weakens approahcing the full moon, perhaps without even realising the alignement of the two? EMF’s next, lap top battery crashing…
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[ # 1 ] July 25, 2010, 09:03 AM EMF’s - is anyone electromagnetically sensitive or wireless or RF sensitive? If so, do you notice more loss / shed when you are exposed to laptops or cell phones or internal house or office EMF’s? Assuming so how have you conteracted them? |
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[ # 2 ] July 26, 2010, 01:02 PM My experience as a ghost hunter -yep, I said it… a GHOST HUNTER, lol… has made me really dubious about claims of EMF being a root source of bad things going on. The reason? ...Because I actually own an EMF detector, and I’ve used it around lots of places, including household objects, laptops, etc. Yes, there are lots of reports that living in a high EMF area would be bad for you, but the point I’m establishing is that most of us -even surrounded by electronic gizmos- DO NOT live in a high EMF area. I can’t remember what the EMF field is around my laptop (I’ll have to find the EMF detector and check it out), but I remember that it’s usually the POWER SUPPLIES, not the gizmos themselves, that emit the greatest amount. ...And even those dissipate to baseline level after only a short distance. Chances are the areas around your body, especially your head, are really “clean”. It takes a really poorly wired area -“problematically” wired- to have a high EMF field over a large area that would effect you. If the EMF fields are problematic, you’d probably know it by “seeing ghosts” and “feeling watched” -two big side effects! Anyway, as you know, lots of people assumed laser helmets would have a high EMF field -and they don’t have one detectable at all over baseline (it’s located at the power supply). When I checked that out, I also tested lots of things, and for the most part… general living areas are extremely low in post places, and only have spikes right around power sources (or circuit breakers/fuse boxes). -O.M.G. |
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[ # 3 ] July 26, 2010, 02:45 PM OMG - you are right. EMF’s are not normaly a root cause at all, although the gentleman I told you about who I traiend with in wesren Canada and helped em grow my hair back in my 20’s, he had a swithc in his office to emit high EMF’s and when he saw whether patients’ react, apparently it was quite cleasr. Still it is in hsi view not a root cause but a symptom of a weakened immune system… I have found bad wiring is a cause and switching off the breakers at nihht can afford a better night’s sleep if you are run down. And yes, they do decrease over a distance. But RF freqiencies can be unpleasant if you use them a lot. One of the better tests is to measure your body voltage when you lie in your bed. If that is done correctly through a good ground it is quite amazing to see the difference when the power is on or off, but that requries more than a gauss meter but a $4-500 volt meter and grounding equipment. Diodes are often enough to help limit exposures. I have certainly benefited from them while I have been going through a bad spell. Also your helmet comments make sense, power supplies are routinely the culprit, or as you say bad wiring… I think as my friend proved some poeple are more sensitive and some are not. I tend to be, as I am very environmentally sensitive given my pesticide consumption! All the best OMG - keep up the great work man! |
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[ # 4 ] July 26, 2010, 05:53 PM I’ve always been somewhat facinated by this subject but I must confess I don’t know very much about it. Here’s some things I’ve personally noticed. Whenever I walk into a place like Best Buy or the TV section of Walmart I always feel a bit “on edge”.....a bit nervous or uncomfortable. I have two cockatiels….they chirp off and on all day long. A few years ago I was without power for about 10 hours while the electrician was doing some work on my house. The entire time the power was out those two birds hardly made a peep. I also seemed to feel calmer in general. It could be just coincindence and perhaps I was talking myself into feeling calmer. It was during the day though so being without lights was not the issue. |
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[ # 5 ] July 26, 2010, 05:57 PM Go to Bau Biology… And failing that, just turn off all your unneeded breakers tonight and see how you sleep without being in an alternating current field… The cabin I have in Canada is off the grid, and has no power at all. What a difference… |
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[ # 6 ] July 26, 2010, 06:26 PM “Off the grid”....I love those words “off the grid”. To me those words mean more than a house without electrical power. To me they mean “dropping out” of society. There’s a part of my spirit that has always yearned and cried to do this. Just find a little place to live in the woods and relax. But alas I’ve grown way too many roots in my world to ever have the guts to leave it. |
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[ # 7 ] July 26, 2010, 06:44 PM Well then you would *love* my place, you can’t even see another house from it. It has no lights, no running water, no electricity - but to die for (and a choice of outhouses). Let me know if you wish to visit. I may start renting it out as a meditation chamber for weekly stays for people wanting to heal. It is solar powered, with an old propane stove. It is on top of a hill in the middle of nowehere, on an iland off the west coast of Canada. For me Zix, its hard to come back to society. Very happy up there just growing hair, meditating. Sadly, I am in Florida now… PM me if you fancy an adventure! |
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[ # 8 ] July 26, 2010, 06:56 PM Actually that’s where I originally wanted to settle when I was 18 years old. Western Canada….. British Columbia or Alberta. I even flew out there once to check it out. Absolutely beautiful. Huge tracks of land where there is absolutely nothing and nobody! I’ll keep your cabin offer in mind. Thanks! The Vancover area always struck me as a good compromise between the modern world and “off the grid”. Mild weather, sparsely populated, low crime, clean air, hot springs, nice people. Good place to raise a family too. I think Canada will do much better than the U.S. in this century….that’s another reason to raise kids there.
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[ # 10 ] July 26, 2010, 07:08 PM I’m sure I would. But alas I am stuck where I’m at. Don’t get me wrong, I like the way my life turned out. I just don’t care for where I live but I do care for the people that I live with or near. I just wish I could pick everyone up and move them to a better place. But that’s impossible. I could never get them all to go and I sure wouldn’t leave them behind. I don’t have a perfect life…just a pretty damn good one. That will have to do I guess. |
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[ # 11 ] July 27, 2010, 12:16 PM
Use to be. Use to turn circuit breaker off in most of house. Never noticed a correlation with hair loss however. Solution = magnesium for me. Some may need mag malate. Others have reported their solution was Iodine supplementation. While others still have said orgone. good info = http://emf.mercola.com/sites/emf/archive/2010/04/08/emf-and-type-3-diabetes.aspx
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