Re: Meter comparisons Was: Suing neighbor over wi-fi

[Guest guest]

> Well I guess I have not reached that point yet, even though I reduced my

> exposure, detoxed, removed my metal fillings, did a parasite cleanse,

> liver cleanse, eat organic and home grown, take liquid iodine for

> low thyroid function, I am still sensitive, and not

> clear-headed (as my last post showed).

>

> Can you send a smarter doctor out my way?

I'm not sure if there are smarter doctors... and if there are, you

probably can't get into see them... :-(

I'd make sure that there is some adrenal support (glandular or herbs).

Anti-oxidants (Vitamin A, C, E, hydrogen, etc.), " blood cleansers "

(echinacea), " toxin binders " (bentonite, zeolite, charcoal, etc.)

might help. And check for any sensitivity/bad reaction to alpha

lipoic acid, which would be indicative of remaining heavy metal

toxicity (probably stored in the brain).

Marc

Marc

[Guest guest]

If there's a bad reaction to ALA does that mean to keep using it so it can clear

the metals or to stop using it?

> From: Marc <marc@...>

> Subject: Re: Meter comparisons Was: Suing neighbor over wi-fi

>

> Date: Saturday, April 3, 2010, 12:31 PM

> > Well I guess I have not reached

> that point yet, even though I reduced my

> > exposure, detoxed, removed my metal fillings, did a

> parasite cleanse,

> > liver cleanse, eat organic and home grown, take liquid

> iodine for

> > low thyroid function, I am still sensitive, and not

> > clear-headed (as my last post showed).

> >

> > Can you send a smarter doctor out my way?

>

> I'm not sure if there are smarter doctors... and if there

> are, you

> probably can't get into see them...  :-(

>

> I'd make sure that there is some adrenal support (glandular

> or herbs).

> Anti-oxidants (Vitamin A, C, E, hydrogen, etc.), " blood

> cleansers "

> (echinacea), " toxin binders " (bentonite, zeolite, charcoal,

> etc.)

> might help.  And check for any sensitivity/bad

> reaction to alpha

> lipoic acid, which would be indicative of remaining heavy

> metal

> toxicity (probably stored in the brain).

>

> Marc

>

> Marc

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

 

I am sorry to hear that despite undergoing all of that none of those things

worked for you to help reduce your ES - out of interest can I ask you, to

educate someone considerably lacking knowledge of such things like me, how do

you go about doing a parasite cleanse?

 

Thanks

 

Steph

> And the most likely culprits that we've seen here are heavy metal

> poisoning, parasites, nutritional deficiencies, or failed metabolic

> processes (typically in the liver). Fix these problems, and you

> no longer care about what your neighbors are doing.

>

Well I guess I have not reached that point yet, even though I reduced my

exposure, detoxed, removed my metal fillings, did a parasite cleanse,

liver cleanse, eat organic and home grown, take liquid iodine for

low thyroid function, I am still sensitive, and not

clear-headed (as my last post showed).

Can you send a smarter doctor out my way?

I have put together a documentary (of sorts) for my recent attempts to

measure and search for the local noise makers that have compromised my

safe house.

For those who are interested in seeing a few meters in action, this may

be of interest.

I include meter reviews throughout, and at the bottom.

http://seaHorseCorr al.org/ehs1. html

[Guest guest]

ALA can deplete minerals. I would not use it in the long term

especially if causing problems. Next time try RLA (R-ALA) and

in a smaller amount.

Blaylock recommends curcumin mixed with olive oil or

fish oil to help absorption. I also like green tea

extract (one with no caffein, like Teavigo).

On Sat, Apr 3, 2010 at 3:31 PM, <reader41@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi

>

> I am sorry to hear that despite undergoing all of that none of those things

> worked for you to help reduce your ES - out of interest can I ask you, to

> educate someone considerably lacking knowledge of such things like me, how

> do you go about doing a parasite cleanse?

>

> Thanks

>

> Steph

>

>

> > And the most likely culprits that we've seen here are heavy metal

> > poisoning, parasites, nutritional deficiencies, or failed metabolic

> > processes (typically in the liver). Fix these problems, and you

> > no longer care about what your neighbors are doing.

> >

>

> Well I guess I have not reached that point yet, even though I reduced my

> exposure, detoxed, removed my metal fillings, did a parasite cleanse,

> liver cleanse, eat organic and home grown, take liquid iodine for

> low thyroid function, I am still sensitive, and not

> clear-headed (as my last post showed).

>

> Can you send a smarter doctor out my way?

>

> I have put together a documentary (of sorts) for my recent attempts to

> measure and search for the local noise makers that have compromised my

> safe house.

>

> For those who are interested in seeing a few meters in action, this may

> be of interest.

> I include meter reviews throughout, and at the bottom.

>

> http://seaHorseCorr al.org/ehs1. html

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

you cannot change antennas from one meter to another.

Certainly the Cornet does not have a calibration factor for another antenna

as well as the cable.

Did you *install* the right type of antenna as well as the cable on the

Spectran?

Did you upgrade the hardware to Version 2.2 ?

Trying to find those 5.8 GHz modems with a setting of 5280 with zero span is

not right.

Why don't you use a laptop with the excellent LCS software. Than you can

measure around 5.15, 5.25, 5.47 and 5.725 GHz.

And you can look more specifically, and change settings more easily.

And quite other frequency bands, and read the totals of each frequency band.

Greetings,

Claessens

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www.milieuziektes.nl

www.milieuziektes.be

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Meter comparisons Was: Suing neighbor over wi-fi

> Marc wrote:

>> And the most likely culprits that we've seen here are heavy metal

>> poisoning, parasites, nutritional deficiencies, or failed metabolic

>> processes (typically in the liver). Fix these problems, and you

>> no longer care about what your neighbors are doing.

>>

>

>

> Well I guess I have not reached that point yet, even though I reduced my

> exposure, detoxed, removed my metal fillings, did a parasite cleanse,

> liver cleanse, eat organic and home grown, take liquid iodine for

> low thyroid function, I am still sensitive, and not

> clear-headed (as my last post showed).

>

> Can you send a smarter doctor out my way?

>

> I have put together a documentary (of sorts) for my recent attempts to

> measure and search for the local noise makers that have compromised my

> safe house.

>

> For those who are interested in seeing a few meters in action, this may

> be of interest.

> I include meter reviews throughout, and at the bottom.

>

> http://seaHorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

wrote:

> , how do you go about doing a parasite cleanse?

>

Hi Steph,

Thanks,

I used /ParaGone/ from the health food store.

I also have heard of Young Living’s Parafree blend

Main problem, is I can't tell if I have them, or had them, or how

effective either treatment is.

I can say they did not show up as a primary problem, on any of my MSAS

or EAV accupressure testing.

[Guest guest]

Thank you for replying ,

charles wrote:

> you cannot change antennas from one meter to another.

> Certainly the Cornet does not have a calibration factor for another antenna

> as well as the cable.

>

Well yes, I knew that, but I was excited to get the Cornet to show any

signal in a remote area. I realize the numbers with an incorrect

antenna, are reduced to Detector mode.

I thought it very interesting the angle changed the results in the way

they did. It asks if the rocks here are conductive in an unusual way.

I wanted to evaluate the meter first, before spending more on Cornet

antennas.

The meter works very nicely in close proximity to transmitters.

It looks like external antennas are going to be required to be useful in

rural areas.

> Did you *install* the right type of antenna as well as the cable on the

> Spectran?

>

Yes, and I check the cable entry often, as it seems to forget or reset

that one entry sometimes.

> Did you upgrade the hardware to Version 2.2 ?

>

No.

It looks like I have been using 1.02

After flashing the firmware to 2.2

I notice the floor level is changed upward, so I see less signals. In

many cases, no signals.

That is not psycologically encouraging, when I'm trying to find weak

signals, instead of having a meter says there is nothing there, when I

can feel there is something there I seek to find.

> Trying to find those 5.8 GHz modems with a setting of 5280 with zero span is

> not right.

>

Okay...

> Why don't you use a laptop with the excellent LCS software. Than you can

> measure around 5.15, 5.25, 5.47 and 5.725 GHz.

>

I occasionally use the laptop. But it bothers me. It is most useful to

record from the usb connection.

With firmware back at 1.02, I can see signals on those settings or

profiles you suggest.

Now with 2.2 it is blank at RBW 3Mhz.

In fact everything above 3 Ghz at 3Mhz RBW is blank.

But if I change the RBW to 1MHz bandwidth, then I can still see them,

and at the same strength.

My spectrum graphs no longer compare to previous years. I've now updated

that page too.

> And you can look more specifically, and change settings more easily.

>

But the profiles provided are lacking. I added some more screenshots to

my pages to demonstrate the hunt.

I can find cel-phone signals very nicely, but those frequencies are not

what is bothering me.

The problem is trying to find unknown frequencies, that are not in the

profile list.

--

http://seaHorseCorral.org/ehs1.html

[Guest guest]

Hi, Steph!

 

Re parasite cleansing:

 

So good to " see " you, Sweetie!  There is a book by Hulda , called " The

Cure for All Diseases " .  It has both info on killing by Rife method and how to

kill by black walnuts and something else--I gave my book to a building

biologist, so I don't remember the specifics.  I think they tell you on

" Curezone " and some of the other home remedy sites, too, Steph.

 

Take care,

Diane

> , how do you go about doing a parasite cleanse?

>

Hi Steph,

Thanks,

I used /ParaGone/ from the health food store.

I also have heard of Young Living’s Parafree blend

Main problem, is I can't tell if I have them, or had them, or how

effective either treatment is.

I can say they did not show up as a primary problem, on any of my MSAS

or EAV accupressure testing.