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linky123
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I have become very EMF and MCS sensitive.

I really need a mask to wear when I go out but cannot tolerate any I have tried because the fabric always smells. Even after I wash them multiple times and after letting them off gas for a while.

Is there any such thing as a porcelain lined, glass lined or metal lined mask with a charcoal filter?

We have looked but can't find anything.

Thanks!

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You might check the store at Environmental Health Center Dallas. They have some masks, many are to work with oxygen concentrators, but some appear to be other uses. First link is the main entry to the store, second link has some masks. I haven't sorted through all of the pages, since I don't understand exactly what you want anyway, but do give a look.

http://www.aehf.com/

http://www.aehf.com/Miscellaneous-1/

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linky123, I don't know if you're familiar with Dr Rea's work but he claims EMF sensitivity almost always resolves when the underlying mold and/or chemical problem is dealt with. He also states that 70% of MCS patients got that way via mold.

So I'm suggesting to look at mold. I had a horrible case of EMF sensitivity that's now negligible since moving from a moldy house. I've also improved in several other ways and feel like I'm getting on top of things.

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