mark and glenn's tips on emf

[Guest guest]

>For treatment, it's the same for everything - sauna, IV therapy, and shots.

>I asked again about EMF probs and he said to also see an energy worker.

I recovered from my ES without doing IV therapy or shots. I did see a

couple of energy workers (reiki, reconnective healing), but I don't believe

these helped much. I've also spent some time in sauna/steam rooms, but I

don't think this helps ES much.

>So if you guys don't mind, any brief rundown of what you do that works would

>surely be appreciated...and then you, too, can start charging $10,000

I posted a summary of what helped me the most right after I started the

group. You can read this at:

/message/16

Basically it says that foods, supplements, and EMF protection devices

helped me. Re-reading that post, I should add:

* try focusing on adding foods which are high in potassium, and try to

reduce your intake in salt

* try the supplement " evening primrose oil " . It contains an essential

fatty acid called " GLA " which people need, but generally aren't getting.

Also you might want to try barley grass powder supplement (I use

one from Green Magma).

* as for increasing your tolerance for EMF sources, I still think that

EMF protection devices are the #1 thing which can help. Foods and

supplements are helpful, but seem secondary. The big problem is

finding one that works for you. I'd suggest trying Springlife

Polarizers first, and if that doesn't work try Quantum Products.

I ended up spending far more than $10,000 in trial & error experimentation,

but hopefully if you read what works for people on this list, it won't

cost you nearly that much to make some progress.

Marc

[Guest guest]

>I posted a summary of what helped me the most right after I started the

>group. You can read this at:

>

> /message/16

Oh - also, if you've had a lot of silver dental fillings in your life,

or eaten a lot of fish, you might want to look into getting any of

those fillings removed (safely by a holistic dentist) and replaced

with plastic composites, then follow that up with things which

(gently) detoxify the body from heavy metals. There seems to be

some evidence that folks who have ES are suffering from heavy

metal poisoning.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I found that taking selenium and the Vitamin B Komplex, the last one in

high doses probably helps to reduce the sensivity or help the body to

stand it

..

Randolf

> >For treatment, it's the same for everything - sauna, IV therapy, and

shots.

> >I asked again about EMF probs and he said to also see an energy

worker.

>

> I recovered from my ES without doing IV therapy or shots. I did see a

> couple of energy workers (reiki, reconnective healing), but I don't

believe

> these helped much. I've also spent some time in sauna/steam

rooms, but I

> don't think this helps ES much.

>

> >So if you guys don't mind, any brief rundown of what you do that

works would

> >surely be appreciated...and then you, too, can start charging

$10,000

>

> I posted a summary of what helped me the most right after I started

the

> group. You can read this at:

>

> /message/16

>

> Basically it says that foods, supplements, and EMF protection

devices

> helped me. Re-reading that post, I should add:

>

> * try focusing on adding foods which are high in potassium, and try

to

> reduce your intake in salt

>

> * try the supplement " evening primrose oil " . It contains an essential

> fatty acid called " GLA " which people need, but generally aren't

getting.

> Also you might want to try barley grass powder supplement (I use

> one from Green Magma).

>

> * as for increasing your tolerance for EMF sources, I still think that

> EMF protection devices are the #1 thing which can help. Foods

and

> supplements are helpful, but seem secondary. The big problem is

> finding one that works for you. I'd suggest trying Springlife

> Polarizers first, and if that doesn't work try Quantum Products.

>

> I ended up spending far more than $10,000 in trial & error

experimentation,

> but hopefully if you read what works for people on this list, it won't

> cost you nearly that much to make some progress.

>

> Marc

[Guest guest]

thank you!

i'm noticing less sensitivity while doing the treatments here at the clinic,

too...but can't be sure what is working (sauna, IV, shots, oxygen,

supplements, rotation diet)

i do think the supplements are crucial, and have been passing on your

suggestions about calcium, potassium, salt, etc

thanks again

jill