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Topic: is This Really Possible - Head Pressure Issue?

seekhelp
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 15067

posted

Every time I try talking for any time on my cordless phone, my forehard starts getting very tight. My face tightens up. I'm having a hard time speaking for any length. I used to talk on the phones for hours at my job before I fell sick.

Am I going mental? This is crazy. I notice having conversations is harder. Maybe I need an anti-depressant or something. These symptoms really aren't believable to me anymore. [Frown]

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kadee
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 21199

posted

I don't know what kind of phone you are using.
As a lymie one should stay miles away from DECT cordless phones.
But also other types emit electrosmog.

Medical warnings needed on DECT cordless phone use

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n.northernlights
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 17934

posted

its not mental, it is emf sensitivity. Lots of people have this.

I have this too.

I have no corless phone like that, but cell phones do me in if I hold them close to my head.

There was a thread here just the other day about emf sensitivity, (laptops, screens, fabrics that shield from emf) just look for it, and there have been lots of threads.

It is believed heavy metals act like antennas for emf or something like that.

nora

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lymers
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 21512

posted

I used to feel dizzy when I'd sit in front of a computer or when I was near a working microwave.

This stopped happening months into treatment.

Lymers

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asummers
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 18068

posted

Seek -- When I read your post I thought of EMF right away.

My chiropractor & accupuncturist both wear one of these

http://www.emf-health.com/

Not sure if this would be helpful, or if there is an EMF device that you need to apply to your cordless phone.

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seekhelp
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 15067

posted

Interesting Asummers. Thanks for the link. They're a hefty pricetag. Anyone here have them and notice a true difference? It seems so hokey, but a 90-day money-back guarantee is nice IF they honor it. [Smile]

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tick battler
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 21113

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I would guess it's EMF sensitivity. It's interesting, as I learn and resaerch more about rife, it appears that rife is safe when done properly, but holding a cell or cordless phone to your head is potentially dangerous to your health!

tickbattler

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