Re: Re: Sensitivity to Smart Chips

[Guest guest]

> That's too bad. I wonder if you could tell them you are allergic to

> the resins or something in it, and it's making you ill? Workplaces

> are suppose to accomadate these kind of things wherever possible.

I've been emailing the people in charge of the badge technology in

our company for the past day. They say that they've never heard of

such a complaint before (not suprising), but that they will issue me

a new badge without the smart chip to see if it will make any

difference.

They noted that there were other changes made to the badge when they

were

last replaced, so it may not necessarily be the chip.

The badge also has a loop " proximity antenna " built-in, but we

had those in the old badges and it never bothered me.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hello Marc,

it is of course also possible, that this badge produces some longitudinal

waves.

Or that it catches them from around and transforms them in a beam directly

to you.

It sounds farfetched, but we had trouble with the BACKside of a satellite

dish.

Only when I dismantled the dish, the problems were over.

You should try, as a test, in wearing a Bioprotect card.

I have placed it in a plastic credit card holder, and wear it with a cord

around my neck, so it bungles at my heart region.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.milieuziektes.be

www.hetbitje.nl

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Re: Re: Sensitivity to " Smart Chips "

>> That's too bad. I wonder if you could tell them you are allergic to

>> the resins or something in it, and it's making you ill? Workplaces

>> are suppose to accomadate these kind of things wherever possible.

>

> I've been emailing the people in charge of the badge technology in

> our company for the past day. They say that they've never heard of

> such a complaint before (not suprising), but that they will issue me

> a new badge without the smart chip to see if it will make any

> difference.

> They noted that there were other changes made to the badge when they

> were

> last replaced, so it may not necessarily be the chip.

>

> The badge also has a loop " proximity antenna " built-in, but we

> had those in the old badges and it never bothered me.

>

> Marc

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> it is of course also possible, that this badge produces some longitudinal

> waves. Or that it catches them from around and transforms them in a beam

directly

> to you.

>

> You should try, as a test, in wearing a Bioprotect card.

The Bioprotect card caused similar side effects as the ID badge, so

I think combining them would just make things worse! I know that

the Springlife Polarizers make my symptoms worse with the badge,

and that the Quantum Products don't help at all, nor does the

Radar card. The Earthcalm resonator helps a bit, but not enough,

and I get different side effects from that.

I still favor the " orgone " theory, but I don't know of a

way to shield against orgone!

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hello Marc,

I suggested that you try the Bioprotect card together with the badge.

Did you try wrapping the badge in aluminium foil ?

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.milieuziektes.be

www.hetbitje.nl

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Re: Re: Sensitivity to " Smart Chips "

>> it is of course also possible, that this badge produces some longitudinal

>> waves. Or that it catches them from around and transforms them in a beam

>> directly

>> to you.

>>

>> You should try, as a test, in wearing a Bioprotect card.

>

> The Bioprotect card caused similar side effects as the ID badge, so

> I think combining them would just make things worse! I know that

> the Springlife Polarizers make my symptoms worse with the badge,

> and that the Quantum Products don't help at all, nor does the

> Radar card. The Earthcalm resonator helps a bit, but not enough,

> and I get different side effects from that.

>

> I still favor the " orgone " theory, but I don't know of a

> way to shield against orgone!

>

> Marc

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Did you try wrapping the badge in aluminium foil ?

No, I haven't tried that... although I suspect that

by tomorrow I'll have a new badge, without the chip...

(which may be the best solution overall)

Marc