Re: Niacin to protect from EMF

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

I continue to see improvements in my EMF tolerance while on niacin

megadosing (1500mg/day), plus folic acid 25mg.

In the past 3 days I've spent 8 hrs per day, with breaks, at computer

without feeling very sick. I did experience fatigue from the fact I was at

the computer for that long. At the end of the day, normally fatigue/EMF

symptoms from working on computer would drag on all night, and sometimes

into the next day. Now I felt fairly clear headed as soon as I sat down and

took a break at end of day, and could continue with other activites.

My only other major change is eating coconut oil on toast a few times a day,

which is supposed to be good for thyroid and metabolism, so that may be

contributing to my new well being. I notice my appetite increased

significantly and I'm metabolising food much faster. Improved thyroid (if

it is improved from coconut oil) may be contributing to less EMF symptoms as

well - keeping my chemistry in better balance.

Regards,

Glenn

[Guest guest]

Excellent news Glenn,

is 1500mg/day safe for anyone?

Cheers

Pete

Glenn wrote:

> Hello all,

>

> I continue to see improvements in my EMF tolerance while on niacin

> megadosing (1500mg/day), plus folic acid 25mg.

>

> In the past 3 days I've spent 8 hrs per day, with breaks, at computer

> without feeling very sick. I did experience fatigue from the fact I

> was at

> the computer for that long. At the end of the day, normally fatigue/EMF

> symptoms from working on computer would drag on all night, and sometimes

> into the next day. Now I felt fairly clear headed as soon as I sat

> down and

> took a break at end of day, and could continue with other activites.

>

> My only other major change is eating coconut oil on toast a few times

> a day,

> which is supposed to be good for thyroid and metabolism, so that may be

> contributing to my new well being. I notice my appetite increased

> significantly and I'm metabolising food much faster. Improved

> thyroid (if

> it is improved from coconut oil) may be contributing to less EMF

> symptoms as

> well - keeping my chemistry in better balance.

>

> Regards,

>

> Glenn

>

>

>

> *

[Guest guest]

>Excellent news Glenn,

>is 1500mg/day safe for anyone?

Since it is megadosing I would say no its not safe for everyone, since

megadosing of any vitamin should be checked with doctor. In particular,

I've heard that people with diabetes need to be careful to monitor insulin

levels closely. Having said that, my doctor told me it is actually good for

diabetes under careful usage.

The primary use by medical doctors of niacin megadosing is for people with

clogged arteries, to open up arteries and clean out cholesteral. In my case

it is being used differently - for depression & detox. It is known to help

remove toxins from fatty tissues, and improve glutathione levels. I am

fortunate that it helps with EMF.

Regards,

Glenn

[Guest guest]

>I continue to see improvements in my EMF tolerance while on niacin

>megadosing.

Today I spent time in front of a full tower desktop computer with CRT

monitor, which I haven't done for about a year, since I normally use an IBM

Thinkpad with LCD. The higher levels of EMF completely rattled my nervous

system, more than I've felt in a long time. It rattled me so hard I felt

neurologically wiped out.

So I would like to qualify my improvements due to niacin, since niacin has

definitely helped me when around low EMF, but in prescense of high EMF I

have almost zero improvement.

So niacin seems similar to EMF protection devices, in that some devices help

some people to feel better, and while others feel very ill in front of those

same devices. " One mans medicine is another mans poison " . So if you choose

to try niacin, use with caution.

Boy, just when I thought I was completely overcoming my EMF challenge a new

twist puts me back in my place! I'll have to re-evaluate how much EMF I can

safely tolerate to operate in a healthy way, or how much protection I need

to add to my environment.

Regards,

Glenn