Noise sensitivity is an electrical sensitivity common to MCS.

[Guest guest]

Don't know if I brought this up on the list before but

in addition the MCS, many people with chemcial

sensitivies also have noise sensitivies which I

strongly believe are caused by pesticides, heavy

metals and toxins. But noise sensitivity also has a

medical term(actually a bunch) but ENT's don't know

anything (they really do but that what they say). If

you have a strong sensitivity to noise it's called

hyperacusis (www.hyperausis.net), and if you have that

AND have a hearing loss its' called recruitment, but

ENT's and audiologists don't tell you anything.

Believe me I now from first hand experience.

 

But simple white noise machines help, ENT's would

never ever ever tell you this - I found out by

accident.

 

But noise sensitivies are also linked to ES,

Environmental Sensitivies (which is also linked to

MCS). Electrical Energy Fields go one way, while the

body energy goes the other way!!

But this is a good site about ES:

http://www.ctaz.com/~bhima/emf.htm

 

The best Electrolyte Balance Drink is Filtered Water

with Celtic Salt and a rind of lemon!, you will love

it! - you really have to taste it!

 

Janice.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I have used a white noise machine at night for many

years. I have insomnia at times and this is the best

way for me to sleep. Another alternative to the white

noise machine is an old box fan as they are usually

somewhat loud. Great for those of us who sleep too

lightly.

lynn

 

--- Janice Ashby <oneplanet4life wrote:

>

> But simple white noise machines help, ENT's would

> never ever ever tell you this - I found out by

> accident.

 

 

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Hi, Janice---

 

.....i didn't know this......but now i do, thanks for sharing :-)

 

.....i like to drink my water with either a slice of lemon or lime in it, but never tried it with a bit of Celtic salt.....it's like making your own "Gatorade," huh? :-)

 

.....i've tried for months to get Celtic Salt, but neither one of the health food stores here can get it---something about their distributors not carrying it or something, so, i've looked on eBay, to find a good, affordable source......here is the link, if anyone else is having trouble finding it locally---

 

http://stores.ebay.com/EarthLinksNutritionInc_W0QQssPageNameZviQ3asibQ3astoreviewQQtZkm

a Whimsical Wednesday--

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Janice Ashby <oneplanet4life wrote:The best Electrolyte Balance Drink is Filtered Waterwith Celtic Salt and a rind of lemon!, you will loveit! - you really have to taste it!Janice.________ Find your next car at http://autos..ca

[Guest guest]

My daughter also had electromagnetic sensitivity (when she was dealing

with MCS). I remember when she first went to an environmental

medicine doctor, when I talked about the fact that she drains

batteries (watches never have lasted long with her), he took her into

a shielded room, and when he shut the door she felt almost

panicked...she said that for a few seconds she didn't know what the

reason was, then she realized that there was a pressure in her head

and had dissappeared - a low-grade headache that she always had.

 

I don't remember her ever saying anything about noise sensitivity,

though. I'm just glad all her allergies and the MCS are now in the

distant past (nearly three years since she's had any allergies).

 

Kat

 

, Janice Ashby

<oneplanet4life> wrote:

> Don't know if I brought this up on the list before but

> in addition the MCS, many people with chemcial