Can confirm. I've had life long severe 'eczema'. It became manageable as an adult when I learned about eating clean and how chemical / mold exposures overload the body. Aside from pregnancy, where it was uncontrollable, I was able to keep it at bay. Then abruptly, it surged and took my arms. The itching was unlike anything I'd experienced before, I wanted to peel my skin off. Nanotech in the body grows much faster in the presence of EMF. I watched nanotech come out of my skin as I used hydrogen peroxide to neutralise it and draw it out. I've documented this journey on my substack. It's back under control these days.
If you have severe 'eczema', I'd recommend:
> Avoid as many NNF's as possible (non native fields).
> Wear natural fibers, avoid commercially made clothing if possible as it's been messed with so horribly.
> Stop exposing yourself to artificial light in ANY form. Candle light works fine, and they're easy to make. We use home made beeswax candles in a candle lantern. They're so easy to make, my kids do it as one of their chores. My kids (including my teen, who does NOT own a phone) spend their evenings reading and drawing. Kids adjust perfectly fine.
> Put down your freakin' phone! Better yet, get rid of it.
> Wash your clothes in something natural. We use mined mineral borax for our clothes, hair, and skin. I use pure white vinegar in my hair as a conditioner.
> Lower your overall toxic load in every other way you can.
That's how I fixed my 'unfixable' eczema. And I still live in a high RF area (danger zone of a cell tower), when we move, maybe I'll need to take fewer precautions.
Since I’m rarely online at night I’d need day glasses for my little use there. I see that my adult my son is reading on his phone and using a computer a lot day and night. I would say that night glasses are what he’d need most.
Can confirm. I've had life long severe 'eczema'. It became manageable as an adult when I learned about eating clean and how chemical / mold exposures overload the body. Aside from pregnancy, where it was uncontrollable, I was able to keep it at bay. Then abruptly, it surged and took my arms. The itching was unlike anything I'd experienced before, I wanted to peel my skin off. Nanotech in the body grows much faster in the presence of EMF. I watched nanotech come out of my skin as I used hydrogen peroxide to neutralise it and draw it out. I've documented this journey on my substack. It's back under control these days.
If you have severe 'eczema', I'd recommend:
> Avoid as many NNF's as possible (non native fields).
> Wear natural fibers, avoid commercially made clothing if possible as it's been messed with so horribly.
> Stop exposing yourself to artificial light in ANY form. Candle light works fine, and they're easy to make. We use home made beeswax candles in a candle lantern. They're so easy to make, my kids do it as one of their chores. My kids (including my teen, who does NOT own a phone) spend their evenings reading and drawing. Kids adjust perfectly fine.
> Put down your freakin' phone! Better yet, get rid of it.
> Wash your clothes in something natural. We use mined mineral borax for our clothes, hair, and skin. I use pure white vinegar in my hair as a conditioner.
> Lower your overall toxic load in every other way you can.
That's how I fixed my 'unfixable' eczema. And I still live in a high RF area (danger zone of a cell tower), when we move, maybe I'll need to take fewer precautions.
Thanks Roman for another insightful article!
Absolutely Keith. Thank you for your support.
Great information, thanks so much! I have many friends in webdesign/development I shall forward this article to.
Thanks so much! Let me know what they say. Glad to help them.
I keep the phone away from my ear with the speaker on if I can. I text when possible instead of talking on the phone.
Thanks for sharing that - do you have computer glasses as well? Helps with the mast cell immune response.
Got em!
Nice! Glad you found some value in the article. How long have you been aware of the hazards of EMF?
At lest 10-15 years.
Thanks for the great article. What kind of computer glasses truly work I’m wondering.
Since I’m rarely online at night I’d need day glasses for my little use there. I see that my adult my son is reading on his phone and using a computer a lot day and night. I would say that night glasses are what he’d need most.
Got it. Ra Optics makes a high quality product, designed and assembled in California:
https://raoptics.com/?rfsn=7963883.b403cb
I appreciate your taking the time to help us out. Good to know a good source.
Absolutely Julie - thank you. Let me know if you have questions.
FYI here's a link to all the products we recommend (some of whom we're also affiliates for):
https://www.thepowercouple.ca/products
Thanks for appreciating the article Julie! Good question. Are you looking for day or nighttime use?