Being Electrosensitive (in a microwaved world)

On 18th December 2017, BBC Radio 2 broadcast an edition of the Jeremy Vine show, containing a discussion of the health risks associated with mobile phones. Radio 2 is a national radio station, which is listened to by many people across the UK (and elsewhere too). The BBC's recent coverage of the health effects of wireless technologies, and electrosensitivity, has been fairly woeful, apart from some coverage of electrosensitivity on a number of local radio stations. Back in 2007, it broadcast the seminal " Panorama: Wifi, A Warning Signal ", which got the programme makers into all sorts of hot water. Since then though, the Beeb has played it safe, and meaningful coverage has been patchy to non-existent. Anyway, the Jeremy Vine show got off to a poor start, with an ill-informed preamble, and an "expert" who appeared to be unacquainted with the science - such as the trivial matter of radiofrequency radiation being classified as a pos...

(Image from: Mirror, http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/woman-forced-give-up-home-9653483 ) [Editor's note: [My comment: We met Rachel in Chichester a couple of weeks ago, to see for ourselves how bad her situation is, and whether we could do anything to help. As you can see from her fundraising page, she has suffered from a number of serious and incapacitating health conditions for many years, and now, on top of all of those, she also suffers from electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Her small rented home is completely unsuitable for somebody with EHS, as you can see from the video, and - as a result - she can't sleep there, but instead needs to sleep wherever she can; tents, yurts, and now in a friend's summer house at the end of the garden. Despite the daily challenges of living with all of her long-term health issues, Rachel is focusing on what she can do to improve her own situation, and she talked about how she would then like to be able to hel...

"Books, organisations, companies, products and other things which have helped me or which I feel are of help to me" (Editor's Note: An EHS friend sent me this list of things that help them, and thought that it might be useful for other people too) Books: ‘The Powerwatch Handbook’ by Alasdair and Jean Philips.                          'Earthing - The Most Important Health Discovery Ever?' by Stephen T Sinatra, Clinton Ober and Martin Zucker. ‘Nourishing Traditions’ by Sally Fallon. 'Vegetarian Cooking Without' by Barbara Cousins (the nutrition advice, even if not a veggie). 'Detoxify or Die' by Sherry A Rogers. 'The Cancer Journey' by Dr Pam Evans, Polly Noble and Nicholas Hull-Malham (the nutrition advice). ‘Say no to Arthritis’ by Patrick Holford (chapter 8 – The Detoxification Connection info on restoring liver function). ‘The H...

(Editor's Note: An EHS friend sent me this list of things that help them, and thought that it might be useful for other people too) "The main health conditions I was diagnosed with are Electrical Sensitivity, Chemical Sensitivities, Food Sensitivities, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia. I decided to form a list of the things which have helped me so far, as a guide/reference for myself and for other people. I have also compiled a list of treatments for emergency situations for my own use. In the books ‘Detoxify or Die’ by Sherry Rogers and ‘Vegetarian Cooking Without’ by Barbara Cousins, the authors say that disease is caused by toxicity and lack of nutrition and getting rid of this toxicity and improving nutritional status reverses disease/results in good health. I use avoidance of what is causing harm, and healing with the elements (water, earth, air and fire) as my general approach to healing. I want to stress that the information I have giv...

Special Issue on Ecopsychology and Environmental Sensitivities: Chemical, Electrical, and Beyond Ecopsychology, Vol. 9, Issue 2 Download free until 5th September 2017  - includes the following articles: Introduction to the Special Issue on Environmental Sensitivities: Living on the Margins with Access Denied, by Pamela Reed Gibson The Many Faces of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, by Alison Johnson Invisible Barriers, Invisible Disabilities, Invisible People, by Linda Sepp History of the Rise and Fall of Environmental Medicine in the United States, by William J. Meggs Displaced by Chemical and Electrical Hypersensitivities, by Jerry Evans The Role of Neurogenic Inflammation in Chemical Sensitivity, by William J. Meggs A Comparison of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity with Other Hypersensitivity Illnesses Suggests Evidence and a Path to Answers, by Laurie Dennison Busby A Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network–Based Model for ...

Image: George Parker in Vietnam (Editor's note: These are George Parker's own words - I haven't made any significant alterations to his testimony) Let us go back in time---say 1880, when electricity was first introduced and installed in the home of super rich and famous people. Within a short time they became ill with an idiopathic illness. As more electricity was install into homes and factories more people became ill. The super rich and famous became offended when the ordinary worker in their factories began to get the same illness as they were suffering. There illness was seen only for the socialites and how can an ordinary person get the same. The medical practitioners noticed the symptoms were similar for the rich and famous and the ordinary worker and began to see their illness was “nervous exhaustion” and names it in 1881 as “neurasthenia” by the medical profession. They said in 1881: “neurasthenia as the most frequent, the most important, and...