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Post Time: 15/05/2009 16:33:11 |
JonathanT
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I hope this may prove useful to you.
I have always had a tendency to be electosensitive but one time when I was following a high water/salt diet (to aid hydration) I became so incredibly sensitive that even my battery operated alarm clock at the side of my bed would cause me significant distress.
I wasn't sure whether it was the high volume of water that I was drinking or the increase of salt levels. I experimented with this and discovered that it was the excess salt that was causing the problem. I then discovered that saltwater conducts electricity one million times more effectively than freshwater. Further research led me to discover that salt is indeed an electrolyte (electrically conductive).
Please try for yourself. Simply reduce the amount of salt you are taking and see whether that has a positive affect or not on your electosensitivity. Our bodies do need a certain amount of salt so please don't try a no salt diet!
Good luck, and I sincerely hope that my suggestion helps you.
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Post Time: 27/06/2009 19:41:44 |
bloo jay
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Hello to all electro sensitivty is not just a problem in the general enviroment and home it is also a huge problem in your car.As you will know if you have ever tried to change a fuse i find what helps is to remove as much excess metal from car as possible this can include the handle rails that are screwed to roof interior cigarette lighter ect.You can buy aluminised paint and apply it to the underside of your car mats |
