Guest guest Posted October 4, 2006 Report Posted October 4, 2006 Hi , Thanks for responding. I think thats true about the flicker, I've found that lights that flicker bother me more too but the ones in the library dont flicker and they still seem to be a problem. I think its probably a combination of the lights plus the computers at the library so overall too much electromagnetic radiation aswell as the mercury. I seemed to be ok at first then after a few times here it just seemed to build up in my body so maybe an accumulation and I find I need a few days to get over it. Glad to hear your light sensitivity is getting better. I used to be the same and always had to wear sunglassees. This is definitely getting better for me too though some days I'm still very sensitive to light. I've read this is also a sign of magnesium deficiency which makes sense as mag supports the adrenals. I've noticed the same with sound some days, loud noises dont seem to bother me so much. Its so great when you feel these improvements! Take care, Anne > > > > Hi all, > > > > I've been reacting badly to fluorescent lighting recently, its made my > > brain fog a lot worse. I know they contain mercury. Its a bit of a > > concern as a lot of buildings contain them. I had the same problems > > when I was at college a couple of years ago which made learning > > difficult and recently I've been using the local library with the same > > problems. I've found that buses also have this type of lighting so its > > difficult to avoid exposure completely. I was wondering if anyone here > > had problems with this too and has it got better with chelation? I'm > > wondering if the sensitivity will lessen. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Anne > > > Quote
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