An observation of symptoms

[Guest guest]

It's funny but it seems to me like my symptoms are either quite good or

noticably a lot worse. There doesn't seem to be much in between. For

example when they are bad I know when I switch the computer on the

normal noise that the desktop case makes seems louder than normal and

almost like it is vibrating inside my head. And also when they are bad,

when I wake up in the morning my head feels bad, with my ears ringing

more and the side of my head that I am lying on feeling like it has

been crushed and feels bruised. I guess this is possibly because the

blood vessels are already narrower because of the ES and maybe lying

with the side of my head on the pillow crushes them even more. And also

my right shoulder feels hot and aches when I'm on the computer

probably because I'm right-handed so that's the hand I hold the mouse

with so I guess my shoulder is being slightly electrocuted!! But I

wonder why it is not my hand that fells like this or a lower part of

my arm?

[Guest guest]

I also have been struggling with how to get a good night's rest and

wake up refreshed. I have a blanket of velostat on the floor below my

bed which is grounded. A silver lined fabric hanging at the head of my

bed to block the reflection of RF off the wall. The room is painted

with copper paint (and entire surface of ceilings and hallway, all

grounded) and the windows are covered with two materials. The bed is

natural latex foam with no metal, and I still am feeling burning

sensations on my face, stress on my kidneys, and tingling at the

corners of my eyes at night.

Oh, I also where a lead lined hood over my head and turn the power off

at the breaker box.

The sense that I get is that the copper paint is resonating with the

outside RF or some electricity from the ground or from somewhere else

in the house. I have tried sleeping with grounding material touching me

but that drains my energy. I have gotten the ambient body voltage

reading down to .02 mV while I am in bed.

There are so many factors to contend with...

I can understand why another ES person is having trouble sleeping.

On Dec 30, 2006, at 7:44 AM, richsurf77 wrote:

> It's funny but it seems to me like my symptoms are either quite good or

> noticably a lot worse. There doesn't seem to be much in between. For

> example when they are bad I know when I switch the computer on the

> normal noise that the desktop case makes seems louder than normal and

> almost like it is vibrating inside my head. And also when they are bad,

> when I wake up in the morning my head feels bad, with my ears ringing

> more and the side of my head that I am lying on feeling like it has

> been crushed and feels bruised. I guess this is possibly because the

> blood vessels are already narrower because of the ES and maybe lying

> with the side of my head on the pillow crushes them even more. And also

> my right shoulder feels hot and aches when I'm on the computer

> probably because I'm right-handed so that's the hand I hold the mouse

> with so I guess my shoulder is being slightly electrocuted!! But I

> wonder why it is not my hand that fells like this or a lower part of

> my arm?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> > It's funny but it seems to me like my symptoms are either quite

good or

> > noticably a lot worse. There doesn't seem to be much in between.

For

> > example when they are bad I know when I switch the computer on the

> > normal noise that the desktop case makes seems louder than normal

and

> > almost like it is vibrating inside my head. And also when they

are bad,

> > when I wake up in the morning my head feels bad, with my ears

ringing

> > more and the side of my head that I am lying on feeling like it

has

> > been crushed and feels bruised. I guess this is possibly because

the

> > blood vessels are already narrower because of the ES and maybe

lying

> > with the side of my head on the pillow crushes them even more.

And also

> > my right shoulder feels hot and aches when I'm on the computer

> > probably because I'm right-handed so that's the hand I hold the

mouse

> > with so I guess my shoulder is being slightly electrocuted!! But I

> > wonder why it is not my hand that fells like this or a lower

part of

> > my arm?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

This sounds very familiar to those who have tried the paleolithic diet.

It's common to those who eat cooked/processed carbohydrates.

If you were to try eating nothing but raw fatty animal protein for three weeks I

think you

would see these problems disappear.

>

> It's funny but it seems to me like my symptoms are either quite good or

> noticably a lot worse.

And also when they are bad,

> when I wake up in the morning my head feels bad, with my ears ringing

> more and the side of my head that I am lying on feeling like it has

> been crushed and feels bruised

And also

> my right shoulder feels hot and aches when I'm on the computer

> probably because I'm right-handed so that's the hand I hold the mouse

> with so I guess my shoulder is being slightly electrocuted!! But I

> wonder why it is not my hand that fells like this or a lower part of

> my arm?

>