Guest guest Posted February 22, 2008 Report Posted February 22, 2008 Hello ! I may restart an old topic ... but ... my wife , Alessandra and me will spend few days in London (to visit our daughter and grandson) . My wife is electrosensible, as you know. Which precautions and instructions to survive both in the airport area and into the aircraft would come from youown experience ? Thanks a lot Giorgio Quote
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2008 Report Posted February 24, 2008 > My wife is electrosensible, as you know. > Which precautions and instructions to survive both in the airport area > and into the aircraft would come from youown experience ? In the airport, avoid the TV displays showing arrival/departure times. If there are supplements or foods that make your wife feel better, bring them with you on your carry-on. You might also want to experiment with a few EMF protection devices, to see if any make life more pleasant (for me, Quantum Products have worked well, and up until recently Springlife Polarizers have worked well, although lately I've been using the MegaChi pendant more and more). In the airplane, try to avoid sitting next to people with laptop computers or portable DVD players. Avoid sitting underneath the flourescent lights in the cabin (and ask someone to turn them off if you are stuck underneath one). I never found the airplane engines to be a problem -- I was always bothered by things within a few feet of me. Marc Quote
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