and you think you have bad allergies...

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=443717 & in_page_id=1770

WOW is all I can say.... I know people are sensitive to EMF and it can cause or enhance 'psychic phenomenon' for them... but this poor woman... wow. Too bad adrenal support wouldn't fix this problem... at least, I don't think.

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I read all the comments on this, and, according to one person, tvs don't emit this sort of thing since the '60s. Any time someone makes these statements whose husband is an environmental consultant, I'm going to look at this from every single angle. This has got to be good for his business, no doubt about it. I think (like some of the other people there) that she has autoimmune disease of some sort, something like lupus or the like. She probably has taken too many doctors' words for it that she doesn't haver any of these diseases, so thinks it's got to be this. As one reader there said, the sun even emits these magnetic fields, though it is the "short" kind. What I can't figure is why the walls in her home are black, instead of totally colorless. This doesn't make sense to me. As another reader said, it could be food allergies, as those are very mysterious, sometimes are elusive, and very hard to figure out. I'm looking at this one from many many angles, and her husband's career is one of them.

IMO only

and you think you have bad allergies...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=443717 & in_page_id=1770

WOW is all I can say.... I know people are sensitive to EMF and it can cause or enhance 'psychic phenomenon' for them... but this poor woman... wow. Too bad adrenal support wouldn't fix this problem... at least, I don't think.

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There have been many cases recently of schools forced

to remove wireless computer technology because it was

making the teachers very sick.

You should also know that this newspaper runs the more

'sensational' type of story.

--- Teague medstudent2be@...>

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=4437\

17&in_page_id=1770

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> WOW is all I can say.... I know people are sensitive

> to EMF and it can cause or enhance 'psychic

> phenomenon' for them... but this poor woman... wow.

> Too bad adrenal support wouldn't fix this problem...

> at least, I don't think.

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