Guest guest Posted August 31, 2006 Report Share Posted August 31, 2006 > I have discovered, through using applied kineseolgy techniques > that placing a D battery, flat side down, on the computer, monitor, > TV, etc., will eliminate electrosensitivity to these things, for > most people. Well that's something I've never heard before! Although, muscle testing results are one thing, but reduction in symptoms are quite another -- have you found that people have a reduction in symptoms after the battery has been placed? Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2006 Report Share Posted September 12, 2006 Hi folks I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up on some emails! ly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd, lithium ion, etc. with care, --Vinny At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote: >Hum hum... > > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies > out there so...you know what I mean... > > Merci! > > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job > I can do!!) > > > >Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did >have before using the D battery, and did they all >go away? > >Thanks, > >Marc > > Vinny Pinto vinny@... phone 301-694-1249 To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to: http://www.vinnypinto.us Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Vinny, I refer you to my original posting on this issue, Thur. Aug. 31, 2006. It really isn't as complicated as you seem to want to make it. I realize it is highly subjective, however, I have tested enough people and seen the results for myself to be convinced that it works. I have been practicing applied kinesiology (muscle checking) for about 35 years, and I am really good at it. I know that because I get phone calls daily from as far away as Australia from people who want me to check them for certain things. I tell them that I am not a fortune teller, I can only test what is present with them at the time of the testing. Through muscle checking I am able to read their energy on a number of different levels. I tell you this, not to brag, but to let you know how I determined the validity of the D battery thing. You, of course, are free to believe whatever you choose about it. We moved to Northern California from North Carolina in 2000. By the Grace of God, we moved onto some acreage in the country. Because of this a lot of my electro- sensitive problems disappeared except I was still getting very tired if I stayed at the computer or watched TV for any length of time. I also had problems of fuzzy headedness. The best I can describe it is that my head would feel so fuzzy that I felt like I was in the world, but not of the world. It was a really awful feeling to me. I could see, but not really grasp the reality of what I was seeing. The D battery thing came about in this way: Our Central Air kept blowing fuses. We bought new fuses for it, but then one day we mixed up the blown fuse with the new fuse. I decided that I could test which fuse was the new fuse and which was the old fuse by muscle checking to see which fuse still held positive energy. It worked. This interested me, so I got the idea that one of these large fuses could be placed on the TV to counteract the negative effects of the TV. It seemed to work. You experts could tell me if this is true or not, but I think it has something to do with the fact that humans operate on direct magnetic current and TV's on alternating electric current. I think that the alternating current from the TV interrupts our energy fields in some way, which causes problems for us. Anyway, I started testing batteries in the same way that I tested those large fuses to see if they were worn out or not. This worked on the batteries just like it had on the fuse. Since I didn't have a large supply of fuses and they cost a lot more than batteries I decided to try the battery flat side down on the TV. This made the TV, which had previously weakened me, check strong for me even if I was standing right in front of it with the TV turned on. I tested several sizes of batteries. C worked okay, but the D battery better. I buy them at the grocery store. There is nothing complicated about it. Any ol' D battery will work. I wouldn't go to the trouble or expense of buying anything expensive or exotic. So then, I started testing other people with their response to the TV, using applied kinesiolgy. I personally found that it tested the same way with everyone except the one woman I mentioned earlier, whose religious beliefs caused her to be freaked out at the whole concept of energy fields. I even tested two different weight lifters, who thought that there was no way that little old me could push their arm down, surely they could overpower me, they thought. Using their deltoid muscle as the tester I had them put their arm straight out and resist when I pushed down on their arm. The arm was stiff as a board initially until I had them put their free hand on the TV. Then, I easily pushed their arm down using only two fingers. After I placed the D battery on top of the TV they imediately returned to their former strong self. Since I first discovered this D battery thing I have tested with the same results, our TV, computer hard drive, monitor, and the Micro Wave oven. Marc says that it didn't work for him, and I honor that, but it has worked for everyone I have personally tested except that one woman I mentioned. Anyway, I can now sit at the computer all day long, if I choose, and watch TV for hours, if I choose, and I no longer get tired from it or get that awful fuzzy headedness. This is true even though I have to sit directly in front of the micro wave oven when I am on the computer. As I mentioned before the placement of the battery is different on the micro wave oven. It is placed on top of the micro wave on its side with the flat, negative, side of the battery facing out toward the room. That is my story, and I am sticking to it. Smile! If anyone wants to give it a try, and it works for them, fine, if not, that is okay with me also. I never try to push my ideas onto anyone. I truly appreciate that what works for one may not work for another. I apologize that this is so long, but I hope that answers everyone's questions about this. Best Regards, Phyllicia Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote: Hi folks I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up on some emails! ly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd, lithium ion, etc. with care, --Vinny At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote: >Hum hum... > > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies > out there so...you know what I mean... > > Merci! > > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job > I can do!!) > > > >Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did >have before using the D battery, and did they all >go away? > >Thanks, > >Marc > > Vinny Pinto vinny@... phone 301-694-1249 To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to: http://www.vinnypinto.us --------------------------------- Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Vinny, P.S. to my last posting. Marc reminded me of the connection of mercury fillings to being electro- sensitive. I did have all of those removed before I left North Carolina, and followed up with Cilantro, Chorella and eggs as instructed by my Homeopathic physician to remove the residue from my body. That, along with moving to the country probably had a lot to do with not being quite so sensitive. However, I was still sensitive to TV, Computer, and Micro Wave, until the D battery thing. Phyllicia Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote: Hi folks I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up on some emails! ly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd, lithium ion, etc. with care, --Vinny At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote: >Hum hum... > > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies > out there so...you know what I mean... > > Merci! > > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job > I can do!!) > > > >Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did >have before using the D battery, and did they all >go away? > >Thanks, > >Marc > > Vinny Pinto vinny@... phone 301-694-1249 To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to: http://www.vinnypinto.us --------------------------------- Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Hi Phyllicia: As you now realize from re-reading my original post, I was not questioning your claim. Rather, what I was suggesting was that any such assertion would best be accompanied by naming the brand, model, type (i.e., zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium, lithium ion, NiCd) etc. of the D cell. This would better allow folks to test your assertion, and would also better allow folks to try this out for themselves. That information remains the one thing which you have not revealed. with care, --Vinny At 11:14 AM 9/14/2006, you wrote: >Vinny, > > I refer you to my original posting on this issue, Thur. Aug. > 31, 2006. It really isn't as complicated as you seem to want to > make it. I realize it is highly subjective, however, I > have tested enough people and seen the results for myself to be > convinced that it works. > > I have been practicing applied kinesiology (muscle checking) for > about 35 years, > and I am really good at it. I know that because I get phone > calls daily from as > far away as Australia from people who want me to check them for > certain things. > I tell them that I am not a fortune teller, I can only test what > is present with them > at the time of the testing. Through muscle checking I am able to > read their > energy on a number of different levels. I tell you this, not to > brag, but to let > you know how I determined the validity of the D battery > thing. You, of course, > are free to believe whatever you choose about it. > > We moved to Northern California from North Carolina in > 2000. By the Grace of God, we moved onto some acreage in the > country. Because of this a lot of > my electro- sensitive problems disappeared except I was still > getting very tired > if I stayed at the computer or watched TV for any length of > time. I also had > problems of fuzzy headedness. The best I can describe it is that > my head would > feel so fuzzy that I felt like I was in the world, but not of the > world. It was a > really awful feeling to me. I could see, but not really grasp the > reality of what I > was seeing. > > The D battery thing came about in this way: Our Central Air kept > blowing fuses. > We bought new fuses for it, but then one day we mixed up the > blown fuse with > the new fuse. I decided that I could test which fuse was the new > fuse and which > was the old fuse by muscle checking to see which fuse still held > positive energy. > It worked. This interested me, so I got the idea that one of > these large fuses could be placed on the TV to counteract the > negative effects of the TV. It seemed to work. > > You experts could tell me if this is true or not, but I think it > has something to > do with the fact that humans operate on direct magnetic current > and TV's on alternating electric current. I think that > the alternating current from the TV interrupts our energy fields > in some way, which causes problems for us. > > Anyway, I started testing batteries in the same way that I tested > those large fuses to see if they were worn out or not. This worked > on the batteries just like it > had on the fuse. Since I didn't have a large supply of fuses > and they cost a lot more than batteries I decided to try the > battery flat side down on the TV. This made the TV, which had > previously weakened me, check strong for me even if I was standing > right in front of it with the TV turned on. I tested several > sizes of batteries. C worked okay, but the D battery better. I > buy them at the grocery store. There is nothing complicated about > it. Any ol' D battery will work. I wouldn't go to the trouble > or expense of buying anything expensive or exotic. > > So then, I started testing other people with their response to > the TV, using applied kinesiolgy. I personally found that > it tested the same way with everyone except the one woman I > mentioned earlier, whose religious beliefs caused her to be > freaked out at the whole concept of energy fields. I even tested > two different weight lifters, who thought that there was no way > that little old me could push their arm down, surely they could > overpower me, they thought. > > Using their deltoid muscle as the tester I had them put their arm > straight out > and resist when I pushed down on their arm. The arm was stiff as > a board initially until I had them put their free hand on the > TV. Then, I easily pushed their arm down using only two > fingers. After I placed the D battery on top of the TV they > imediately returned to their former strong self. > > Since I first discovered this D battery thing I have tested with > the same results, > our TV, computer hard drive, monitor, and the Micro Wave > oven. Marc says that it didn't work for him, and I honor > that, but it has worked for everyone I have personally tested > except that one woman I mentioned. > > Anyway, I can now sit at the computer all day long, if I choose, > and watch TV > for hours, if I choose, and I no longer get tired from it or get > that awful fuzzy headedness. This is true even though I have to > sit directly in front of the micro wave oven when I am on > the computer. As I mentioned before the placement > of the battery is different on the micro wave oven. It is placed > on top of the > micro wave on its side with the flat, negative, side of the > battery facing out toward > the room. > > That is my story, and I am sticking to it. Smile! If anyone > wants to give it > a try, and it works for them, fine, if not, that is okay with me > also. I never > try to push my ideas onto anyone. I truly appreciate that what > works for one > may not work for another. I apologize that this is so long, but > I hope that answers everyone's questions about this. > > Best Regards, Phyllicia > > >Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> >wrote: Hi folks > > I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up > on some emails! ly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell > would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly > misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in > addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the > manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many > manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline > cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of > battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd, > lithium ion, etc. > > with care, > --Vinny > > At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote: > >Hum hum... > > > > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be > > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies > > out there so...you know what I mean... > > > > Merci! > > > > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job > > I can do!!) > > > > > > > >Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > > > >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you > >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did > >have before using the D battery, and did they all > >go away? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Marc > > > Vinny Pinto vinny@... phone 301-694-1249 To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to: http://www.vinnypinto.us Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 > As you now realize from re-reading my original post, I was not > questioning your claim. Rather, what I was suggesting was that any > such assertion would best be accompanied by naming the brand, model, > type (i.e., zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium, lithium ion, NiCd) etc. > of the D cell. I agree that brand names and exact product descriptions are usually critical on list, especially with things like nutritional supplements. However, since I don't know how a D battery might help, it's possible that the only important thing is that the battery carries a charge. *My* questions are: - has anyone tried 2 batteries, and seen if they work better than one? - does a dead battery work, or does it have to be fully charged? As for my report that the D battery didn't work for me, that wasn't actually a fair test, as I later found out that I had a Transcend energy card in my pocket at the time of the test, and I know that these cards reduce my tolerance for computer usage. So I need to redo that test fairly! Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Vinny, I thought I answered that by saying that " any ol' D battery from the grocery store will work. " I don't think that Brand or type matters that much, if at all. I used your note as an excuse to explain it all to the best of my abibity because Marc said that he had never heard of such a thing. If others had questions I hoped to answer them in one fell swoop. Thanks, Vinny, for allowing me to use you for my sounding board. If a person doesn't do Applied Kinesiologly (muscle checking) themselves or know someone who can do it for them, then, the only test would be to place the batteries as I suggested and check within themselves after awhile, days, weeks or whatever, to see if they are feeling better when they are spending time in front of the TV, Computer, etc. I joined this group because you mentioned it on sungazers, Vinny. I thought I might have something to offer in this area because I feel so much better now. I know that I was highly sensitive to power lines, TV towers and electric appliances, etc. and I no longer have a problem in the electro-sensitive area, when I am home. I have been grateful for this site because I almost always get sick in a large grocery store, and can hardly wait to get out of there. It hadn't dawned on me that it was because of all of the electrical equipment in the store. Someone mentioned wearing medallions and devices and such to counteract this. I dug out the expensive medallion that I had forgotten about, that I had bought some time ago, that was for protection from such things. I reactivated it and have worn it to the grocery store and it really helped. So to who ever brought up that issue...thank you. Phyllicia Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> wrote: Hi Phyllicia: As you now realize from re-reading my original post, I was not questioning your claim. Rather, what I was suggesting was that any such assertion would best be accompanied by naming the brand, model, type (i.e., zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium, lithium ion, NiCd) etc. of the D cell. This would better allow folks to test your assertion, and would also better allow folks to try this out for themselves. That information remains the one thing which you have not revealed. with care, --Vinny At 11:14 AM 9/14/2006, you wrote: >Vinny, > > I refer you to my original posting on this issue, Thur. Aug. > 31, 2006. It really isn't as complicated as you seem to want to > make it. I realize it is highly subjective, however, I > have tested enough people and seen the results for myself to be > convinced that it works. > > I have been practicing applied kinesiology (muscle checking) for > about 35 years, > and I am really good at it. I know that because I get phone > calls daily from as > far away as Australia from people who want me to check them for > certain things. > I tell them that I am not a fortune teller, I can only test what > is present with them > at the time of the testing. Through muscle checking I am able to > read their > energy on a number of different levels. I tell you this, not to > brag, but to let > you know how I determined the validity of the D battery > thing. You, of course, > are free to believe whatever you choose about it. > > We moved to Northern California from North Carolina in > 2000. By the Grace of God, we moved onto some acreage in the > country. Because of this a lot of > my electro- sensitive problems disappeared except I was still > getting very tired > if I stayed at the computer or watched TV for any length of > time. I also had > problems of fuzzy headedness. The best I can describe it is that > my head would > feel so fuzzy that I felt like I was in the world, but not of the > world. It was a > really awful feeling to me. I could see, but not really grasp the > reality of what I > was seeing. > > The D battery thing came about in this way: Our Central Air kept > blowing fuses. > We bought new fuses for it, but then one day we mixed up the > blown fuse with > the new fuse. I decided that I could test which fuse was the new > fuse and which > was the old fuse by muscle checking to see which fuse still held > positive energy. > It worked. This interested me, so I got the idea that one of > these large fuses could be placed on the TV to counteract the > negative effects of the TV. It seemed to work. > > You experts could tell me if this is true or not, but I think it > has something to > do with the fact that humans operate on direct magnetic current > and TV's on alternating electric current. I think that > the alternating current from the TV interrupts our energy fields > in some way, which causes problems for us. > > Anyway, I started testing batteries in the same way that I tested > those large fuses to see if they were worn out or not. This worked > on the batteries just like it > had on the fuse. Since I didn't have a large supply of fuses > and they cost a lot more than batteries I decided to try the > battery flat side down on the TV. This made the TV, which had > previously weakened me, check strong for me even if I was standing > right in front of it with the TV turned on. I tested several > sizes of batteries. C worked okay, but the D battery better. I > buy them at the grocery store. There is nothing complicated about > it. Any ol' D battery will work. I wouldn't go to the trouble > or expense of buying anything expensive or exotic. > > So then, I started testing other people with their response to > the TV, using applied kinesiolgy. I personally found that > it tested the same way with everyone except the one woman I > mentioned earlier, whose religious beliefs caused her to be > freaked out at the whole concept of energy fields. I even tested > two different weight lifters, who thought that there was no way > that little old me could push their arm down, surely they could > overpower me, they thought. > > Using their deltoid muscle as the tester I had them put their arm > straight out > and resist when I pushed down on their arm. The arm was stiff as > a board initially until I had them put their free hand on the > TV. Then, I easily pushed their arm down using only two > fingers. After I placed the D battery on top of the TV they > imediately returned to their former strong self. > > Since I first discovered this D battery thing I have tested with > the same results, > our TV, computer hard drive, monitor, and the Micro Wave > oven. Marc says that it didn't work for him, and I honor > that, but it has worked for everyone I have personally tested > except that one woman I mentioned. > > Anyway, I can now sit at the computer all day long, if I choose, > and watch TV > for hours, if I choose, and I no longer get tired from it or get > that awful fuzzy headedness. This is true even though I have to > sit directly in front of the micro wave oven when I am on > the computer. As I mentioned before the placement > of the battery is different on the micro wave oven. It is placed > on top of the > micro wave on its side with the flat, negative, side of the > battery facing out toward > the room. > > That is my story, and I am sticking to it. Smile! If anyone > wants to give it > a try, and it works for them, fine, if not, that is okay with me > also. I never > try to push my ideas onto anyone. I truly appreciate that what > works for one > may not work for another. I apologize that this is so long, but > I hope that answers everyone's questions about this. > > Best Regards, Phyllicia > > >Vinny Pinto <vinny@...> >wrote: Hi folks > > I have finally gotten out of the lab for a bit and can maybe catch up > on some emails! ly, any such claim about a D cell sized cell > would, to me, be very ambiguous and confusing, and possibly > misleading, and also untestable, unless the person specified, in > addition to naming the size (i.e., size D) of the cell, the > manufacturer, the brand/model name of the battery (i.e., many > manufacturs produce several models of zinc-carbon cells and alkaline > cells, ranging from inexpensive to high-end) and the exact type of > battery, such as zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium alkaline, Ni-Cd, > lithium ion, etc. > > with care, > --Vinny > > At 10:58 AM 9/12/2006, you wrote: > >Hum hum... > > > > Dear Irene, I don't wanna sound too pushy either but could you be > > a bit more specific!? It's not like there are thousands of remedies > > out there so...you know what I mean... > > > > Merci! > > > > Raphael (from Paris, teaching in London...cz that's the only job > > I can do!!) > > > > > > > >Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > > > >Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences you > >notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did > >have before using the D battery, and did they all > >go away? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Marc > > > Vinny Pinto vinny@... phone 301-694-1249 To see my informational websites and e-mail list groups, please go to: http://www.vinnypinto.us --------------------------------- All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Marc, In answer to your questions...I have not tried more than one battery. I don't think dead batteries do the trick because I find I have to change mine from time to time. I have tried C batteries, which I don't think work as well as D, but my husband just pointed out to me that I am using a C battery on the micro wave and it is working just fine. Thanks for the clarification on your test Marc. Let me know if it works for you now, or any other tests you might do. I always like to experiment with things and learn from others. Best Regards, Phyllicia Marc <marc@...> wrote: > As you now realize from re-reading my original post, I was not > questioning your claim. Rather, what I was suggesting was that any > such assertion would best be accompanied by naming the brand, model, > type (i.e., zinc-carbon, alkaline, titanium, lithium ion, NiCd) etc. > of the D cell. I agree that brand names and exact product descriptions are usually critical on list, especially with things like nutritional supplements. However, since I don't know how a D battery might help, it's possible that the only important thing is that the battery carries a charge. *My* questions are: - has anyone tried 2 batteries, and seen if they work better than one? - does a dead battery work, or does it have to be fully charged? As for my report that the D battery didn't work for me, that wasn't actually a fair test, as I later found out that I had a Transcend energy card in my pocket at the time of the test, and I know that these cards reduce my tolerance for computer usage. So I need to redo that test fairly! Marc --------------------------------- Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Small Business. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 > In answer to your questions...I have not tried more than one battery. > I don't think dead batteries do the trick because I find I have to > change mine from time to time. And how frequently do you change the battery on top of your computer monitor? Do you think the battery has become " dead " , or perhaps it has instead loaded up on negative energy like a quartz crystal? I note that when I use my computer at work, I have a Quantum Companion sitting on my desk, and it contains inside of it a single, rechargable NIMH AA battery (although I don't know if that has anything to do with anything) Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2006 Report Share Posted September 15, 2006 I just thought I'd add my experience with the D battery thing. I works! I do believe that I'm about as sensitive to electricity as it gets. I can feel power lines at about a quarter mile. They really bother me when I drive. The first day I tried it I put one battery in front of my flat screen (which by the way is much better than my old big computer monitor) and one on the computer, well what a difference. I worked all day at it and was fine. Before I could hardly get in an hour or two. But the appliance that bothers me the most is the fridge. I put two D batteries on it and feel much better. Before I would wake in the night hot as fire and always the fridge would be running. It was just awful to try and work in the kitchen if the fridge was running. I put one beside me on the night table (for the lamp). I'll be looking for one of those big packages of batteries and put them on every electrical appliance in the house! Thank you so much Phyllicia for sharing this idea so freely! I think you are right about the way the alternating current affects our auras. There is a young person named ADAM who has written several books, Dreamhealer, being the first, and he sees auras and sees that auras are ragged all around the edge when people are exposed to electromagnetic radiation. I've tried his mediations and they help too, because they smooth the aura. Anyway, thanks again Physician for sharing. Judy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Share Posted October 1, 2006 MARC SORRY IT'S TAKEN SO LONG TO REPLY, BUT SOMETIMES I CAN'T GET ON THE COMPUTER FOR WEEKS AT A TIME. MY RIGHT FOREARM GOES NUMB AND WHEN I HOLD THE MOUSE MY HAND BECOMES NUMB. WHEN I USED THE D BATTERY IT ALLOWED ME TO BE ABLE TO STAY ON THE COMPUTER FOR AS MUCH AS FIVE MINUTES WITH LITTLE PAIN. BUT I'M ONLY USING ONE BATTERY. SOMETIMES WHEN I'M ON THE COMPUTER MY WHOLE RIGHT SIDE WHERE I HAD MY BRAIN TUMOR WILL BECOME NUMB. PULSES RUN UP MY LEG AND WITH THE D BATTERY THAT'S NOT AS BAD AS IT WAS BEFORE. IRENE --- Marc <marc@...> wrote: > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > > Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences > you > notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did > have before using the D battery, and did they all > go away? > > Thanks, > > Marc > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Share Posted October 6, 2006 The message below looks like it was intended to be sent to the group, not the -owner. -Marc Re: ELECTO SENSITIVITY TO COMPUTERS, TV, AND OTHER APPLIANCES Irene do you have a screen filter on your computer because if not I recommend getting one. Mine blockS 99 % of elf and vlf electric fields and it has definitely made a big difference in reducing my symptoms. And it only cost about £15 here in the UK. It works by a lead which goes from the filter and you attach it to any of the screws in the back of your computer tower/case. Also you definitely want to sit as far away from the screen and tower as possible. And you could get an LCD projector like Troy of electrosensitivity.org has and apparently he gets no symptoms at all from it!!! > > > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > > > > Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences > > you > > notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did > > have before using the D battery, and did they all > > go away? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Marc > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2006 Report Share Posted October 7, 2006 I tried to reply before but I think it didn't work. My advice is to get a screen filter for your computer if you have not already got one. Mine blocks 99% of elf and vlf electric fields and cost only £15 here in the UK. It helped reduce my symtoms from using the computer quite alot. You also want to try to sit as far from the screen and tower/desktop case as possible. You could even get an LCD projector which Troy at electrosensitivity.org says he gets no symptoms from at all. > > > > thanks so much the d battery is working. irene > > > > Irene, could you tell us exactly what differences > > you > > notice from using a D battery? What symptoms did > > have before using the D battery, and did they all > > go away? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Marc > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2006 Report Share Posted October 13, 2006 Just ran across this, and wanted to get it posted, so I didn't lose it. I think it will help explain why the batteries are doing something: " Parallel currents attract, anti-parallel currents repel...You can perform Oersted's experiment on top of a projector, using just a transparent compass, a D-cell and a short (say, 9 " ), thick, flexible insulated wire. " (Why the direction it's positioned matters.) http://www-istp.gsfc.nasa.gov/Education/MagTeach.htm Scroll down most of the way to " The Experiment " . ~ Snoshoe > > I just thought I'd add my experience with the D battery thing. > > I works! > > I do believe that I'm about as sensitive to electricity as it gets. I can feel power lines at about a quarter mile. They really bother me when I drive. > > The first day I tried it I put one battery in front of my flat screen (which by the way is much better than my old big computer monitor) and one on the computer, well what a difference. I worked all day at it and was fine. Before I could hardly get in an hour or two. > > But the appliance that bothers me the most is the fridge. I put two D batteries on it and feel much better. Before I would wake in the night hot as fire and always the fridge would be running. It was just awful to try and work in the kitchen if the fridge was running. > > I put one beside me on the night table (for the lamp). I'll be looking for one of those big packages of batteries and put them on every electrical appliance in the house! > > Thank you so much Phyllicia for sharing this idea so freely! > > I think you are right about the way the alternating current affects our auras. > > There is a young person named ADAM who has written several books, Dreamhealer, being the first, and he sees auras and sees that auras are ragged all around the edge when people are exposed to electromagnetic radiation. > > I've tried his mediations and they help too, because they smooth the aura. > > Anyway, thanks again Physician for sharing. > > Judy > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2006 Report Share Posted October 13, 2006 > Just ran across this, and wanted to get it posted, so I didn't lose > it. I think it will help explain why the batteries are doing > something: > > " Parallel currents attract, anti-parallel currents repel...You can > perform Oersted's experiment on top of a projector, using just a > transparent compass, a D-cell and a short (say, 9 " ), thick, flexible > insulated wire. " I don't see how this is relevant -- in that experiment, they are using a wire to connect the postive and negative terminal. In our case, the battery terminals are not connected to anything. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2006 Report Share Posted October 13, 2006 Hi Marc: I agree with your observations. with care, --Vinny At 05:14 PM 10/13/2006, you wrote: > > Just ran across this, and wanted to get it posted, so I didn't lose > > it. I think it will help explain why the batteries are doing > > something: > > > > " Parallel currents attract, anti-parallel currents repel...You can > > perform Oersted's experiment on top of a projector, using just a > > transparent compass, a D-cell and a short (say, 9 " ), thick, flexible > > insulated wire. " > >I don't see how this is relevant -- in that experiment, they are >using a wire to connect the postive and negative terminal. >In our case, the battery terminals are not connected to anything. > >Marc > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2006 Report Share Posted October 14, 2006 It makes it clear how the battery works on the items. Perhaps I should've suggested to read more of the article. It causes a slight change in the magnetism, which they showed with compass. Altering the direction/current. The battery unhooked of wire, would be less, but still there. ~ Snoshoe > > > Just ran across this, and wanted to get it posted, so I didn't lose > > > it. I think it will help explain why the batteries are doing > > > something: > > > > > > " Parallel currents attract, anti-parallel currents repel...You can > > > perform Oersted's experiment on top of a projector, using just a > > > transparent compass, a D-cell and a short (say, 9 " ), thick, flexible > > > insulated wire. " > > > >I don't see how this is relevant -- in that experiment, they are > >using a wire to connect the postive and negative terminal. > >In our case, the battery terminals are not connected to anything. > > > >Marc > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2006 Report Share Posted October 14, 2006 > It makes it clear how the battery works on the items. > Perhaps I should've suggested to read more of the article. Well, I *did* read more of the article... that's how I determined that it was irrelevant... :-) > It causes a slight change in the magnetism, which they showed with > compass. If you read the article, the compass only changed when the wires were attached to the battery terminals. Without the wire, the battery did nothing to the compass. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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