Jordan Independent - Electromagnetic fields (EMF) effects on general health - Comments

In a somewhat related to the

elkes4 — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 23:24:24 -0600

In a somewhat related to the subject thing. One of my brothers brought a game to Christmas. You hold the game and set the mode and the looser gets a nice shock,I am sure it emits an EMF reading. I have lost most of my abliity to feel many things do to an injury, however I still enjoy a little shock, this could explain a little about me, now couldn't it?... . I also have some books that were written around 1890 and the early part of the century that make claims of the healing power of electrical pulse. There are a few MFG's who make claim of the healing power of EMF and you can purchase them online.

I am not saying that there

elkes4 — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 22:10:11 -0600

I am not saying that there are not fields of electricity that exist around us, what I am saying is that there are many other explanations for EMF and anomalies that surround us that are probably either mental issues or lack of a dietary substance and/or normal earth activity that is really harmless until someone plants the idea that it is into someone’s head. To allow a person to believe that it is just EMF or a related local anomaly without seeking the proper medical advice would not be proper and could even lead to problems that could adversely affect a person. I believe that people might want to check the air quality and water quality in their homes, which is where I believe they will find many of the problems that they seem to have, along with eating a diet of substance rather than driving up to a window for food. There are many shows that I find humorous in which people believe that boogie men are out to get them. If it is already in their heads from watching the television shows and someone comes by with a (detector) which are really meant for other uses, then they will believe. Once a person believes something they then create a problem or relate some health issue that is indiscriminately tied to an anomaly, and the anomaly disappears, then bingo, the believer is cured of something that does not really exist or is not cured and the problem is suppressed for a short while until the person ends up in the hospital or worse yet dies from something that could have been easily cured in a medical environment. It is all just my opinion (which I stated) not meant to divert any of the believers. The new EMF detectors, the dust specs and poorly developed pictures that people see ghosts in, along with these people who go on television and radio and claim to be able to contact the dead or see them around a person are a mirror of the elixir potions and tent healers that came about in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Again this is just an opinion from someone who does not believe in the boogie man or any of that stuff. I really hoped that show where people had to stay in a haunted castle would have called me… the only problem I would have had, would be staying awake through the night. I guess I just don’t get it, maybe? As far as a child with ADS, I know that the aging process and diet are both cures for this as well. I also don’t think that I would leave a message on someone’s phone after I die…. I am more of a prankster, I would be one of those boogie men who closes the refrigerator on you or eats all of the chocolate chip cookies while you are sleeping. I would really like someone to convince me that ghosts exist as well as spirits of the dead. As it goes, when I need money I usually go up to the grave of my father and ask him for some. Then I go and buy a lottery ticket and I usually win, when I really need money. Is this an anomaly? It may be. Or is my father helping me out? This may also be. If you don’t believe that I have won money this way, you can ask people who are close to me; I have told them the story. You can also ask the cashiers at Broadway if I win often.
I believe that the people that you help do believe that you are helping them and to this I commend you. I just hope that all of the other issues are addressed as well. I did not read your past posting, this is true, so please excuse any ignorance on my part as to your intentions, I do not wish to berate you in any way. I am myself working on a fictional story based on actual events and stories that my father told me. I am a very technically generated person and understand that I do not operate on the same playing field of the norm. This along with the fact that people seem to enjoy reading the blogs when people disagree... I can argue either side of this, I just chose to argue the oposition for a while.... wait until next Halloween and I will try to argue that the boogie man really does exist...... and Santa Clause is a state of mind that really can exist in us, if we choose to believe (this I do believe), the elves on the other hand, well we just won't touch that one.

Dan-Just please don't pick

tracyvince — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:14:19 -0600

Dan-Just please don't pick mine:)

I posted this article over a

Kathy Ghost hunter — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:09:02 -0600

I posted this article over a year ago, Elkes4 if you did not read the article how can you comment on it?

I am not talking about ghosts here, the only relationship I put in with ghosts is that I have found this problem in a lot of homes in Minnesota while I was ghost hunting.

The health affects are very VERY real, whether you feel them or not.

I had a case where I found high EMF running under a child’s bed. He had several health problems including ADS. Once that was eliminated he started showing improvement. Also I had a case where the lady suffered from depression, once again, exposure to high EMF may have been the cause, for after the problem was fixed she reported to me that she started to feel much better.

I am not saying that all health problems are caused by exposure to high EMF but it should be looked into as a possible cause. If found, this is a problem that can be fixed.

As far as ghosts are concerned, you have decided that there is no such thing, which is your right; after all, ignorance is bliss.

But there will come a day when you will know the truth about it, there is no escaping it. I do hope that day will be a very long time away. Though, I can’t help but to wonder, after you reach that date, will your voice be on someone’s recorder saying……..help…me……..

Kathy from
Minnesota's Beyond the Veil
http://www.freewebs.com/oldsoul/

In my experience, there is a

Katrina Styx — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:42:29 -0600

In my experience, there is a minority who are incredibly sensitive to things like electromagnetic activity, while the majority would never realize such a thing existed if they weren't told so. Likely, those who are more sensitive are the ones with more physical symptoms. For example, I tend to be extra-sensitive to light. I don't have to see it to know that a light is on. That means I also get more light-related headaches.

(Katrina Styx is a staff writer for the Jordan Independent. She can be reached at kstyx@jordannews.com.)

The earth is one large

elkes4 — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:25:37 -0600

The earth is one large magnet, in a field of even more magnets... this is why we have a north pole and a south pole…. (Santa lives in the North Pole with the Elves) (I think the evil entities must be emitted from the South Pole) many rocks throw off more radiation than you find in home appliances. I feel much better when exposed to the radiation from a sun lamp; however I rarely go because too much exposure can induce cancer. There are many reasons to be paranoid and more reasons to logically approach anything in life with caution. Don't eat a microwave oven... they don't taste good, don’t put your head in one and turn it on for obvious reasons, if you stand under a high power line there will be electrical pulse emitted, do not stick your finger in an electrical socket, don't put your kid in a bucket with water in it, he or she will drown, especially if you are prone to not being a parent and watching them. I know that the last statement might not have relevance to you, however to me the same rules apply, common sense and intelligence are needed. This is my personal opinion... I am tired of people adding paranoid scares and then initiating laws that require senseless tests, just because they do not have the mental capacity to think past their nose. It is ok, if you need to feel secure to have tests done, just for Pete’s sake read something that will increase your intelligence levels people! I do not believe in ghosts for the record, so if you do that is ok with me, if you want to sell your house or haunted items really cheap, I would be happy to give you one or two cents on the dollar. I could probably explain every incident that has frightened people since the beginning of time with a logical explanation, however if you feed a person they will still starve if left unattended, if you teach them that they need to eat… they won’t starve hopefully. My advice to everyone is to go to the non fiction side of the library (science would be helpful) and start reading instead of turning on the T.V. and believing the Hollywood stories. There are however some magnetic anomalies that are related to atmospheric pulse or a chemical reaction of some sort that has not yet been defined in record.

I was exposed for 4 hours to

Kathy Ghost hunter — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:08:14 -0600

I was exposed for 4 hours to very high EMF. By the time I left the house I was very paranoid. And it took several days for me to get back to normal. While investigating the house I had to fight being paranoid with logic, which was hard to do. The lady who owned the house did get an electrician in and grounded the wires properly.

I can’t urge people hard enough to have their house checked for this. If you do not know whom to go to have your house checked, then contact me and I will be happy to do this for you.

I will not recommend an electrician. That will be up to you to find. But I can find the trouble spots that you may have in your home.

Kathy from
Minnesota's Beyond the Veil
http://www.freewebs.com/oldsoul/

Electromagnetic fields (EMF) effects on general health

Kathy Ghost hunter — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:16:25 -0600

As a ghost hunter, I am always studying and learning new things about ghost hunting.