Another Electrosensitivity Thread

[Pyroman]

Meet the woman allergic to electricity - Telegraph

[korifugi]

She said: "Different things give me different feelings but it's mostly headaches and nausea. iPhones make feel really sick within about 20 minutes of being near one so even though I might not realise someone has one straightaway, I soon find out."[/Quote]

 

Of course you'll soon find out - the average iowner is usually waving their kit around in a religous frenzy!

[LosOjos]

I wonder how equal opportunities would work out for one of us if we suddenly developed electrosensitivity?

[Hightower]

I'm allergic to electricity too. When I touch it I get a shock, and sometime's if I touch it for long enough I end up dead.

[creese]

My electricity problems are on a monthly cycle.

[Pyroman]

The thing that gets me is the going away on holiday bit, surely an aeroplane has got a massive "electro field" due to hundreds of miles of cables running through it, also does Kos not have electricity? What about when she says she was fine when she was out on long walks? Were there no electricity pylons or EMF emitting from other houses as she walked down the street?

[korifugi]

I'm allergic to electricity too. When I touch it I get a shock, and sometime's if I touch it for long enough I end up dead.

 

Thats a shocking discovery - have you contacted H&S???

[creese]

Thats a shocking discovery - have you contacted H&S???

 

He can't, he's ended up dead.

[Hightower]

He can't, he's ended up dead.

 

Sorry, missed a word off.

 

Sometime's if I touch it for long enough I end up dead toasty

[creese]

Sorry, missed a word off.

 

Sometime's if I touch it for long enough I end up dead toasty

 

I was worried this was happening

[Fatmas]

Sorry but what a moron. If people were as sensitive to electricity / radio waves as they claim, they would be over whelmed by the background 'noise' that is everywhere.

I of course sympathize with her cancer diagnosis etc.. but it's more likely a psychological condition, than a physical one caused by electricity.

 

With these people and their claims, I remember reading that they either refused double blind tests, or failed them completely.

Edited May 19, 2011 by Fatmas
My anger caused spelling issues.

[sparkeh]

Strange, being near an iPhone makes me feel sick too.

[creese]

"While I was there was I was fine, but when I got home I felt ill again almost straightaway. It wasn't until afterwards that I considered it might have been because of all the 'electrosmog' we were experiencing at home.”

 

a. Is there no electricity in Kos?

b. Could it be her house?

[Hightower]

"it might have been because of all the 'electrosmog' we were experiencing at home."

 

I wonder if she lives near Middlesbrough (or smogland as we call it up here)

[pshuttle]

It is probably because Kos (or Cos) is a really nice place to go on holiday. I bet she does feel much more relaxed and healthy on holiday. Funny that.

[creese]

I hope they have done a carbon monoxide test on the house.

[LosOjos]

I wonder if she's angling for the council to put her up in a nice little cottage out in the sticks?

 

I shall have to remember this when I'm ready to retire, she might be on to something here...

[pete]

Crazy season again, huh?

[Rydra]

Pfft.

 

Best way to kill an allergy is to keep exposing yourself to it in small but increasing amounts.

 

The body itself emits it's own EM fields (although minute). So do rocks, Iron, and well, the Sun!

Turning on a radio could not emit enough of an EM field unless your picking up alien transmissions; the radio waves are already there, it's just detecting them. you can run a radio with a 1.5V battery.

[Fatmas]

I think the main point is, she moaned that she was ill in this country but was quite happy in a plane for several hours. I would imagine all those restaurants she ate in while on holiday had electric lights and most people had mobile phones?