I was just reading at a site called getalife, named after a book by Kathryn Alexander, and came to the subject of dehydration. It appeared under the chapter about protein in the magazine section of the site. She was mentioning what we need in our diets to stay hydrated, and I realized that I probably am dehydrated. Because carbohydrate foods bother my digestion, I tend to stay away from them. But they are necessary for hydration. Then I remembered your post. I hadn't thought about our electrical system needing fluid and electrolytes. Thanks for posting that aspect of it. That's interesting about the automated teller not responding to your touch!

Betta

When this was really bad it was like I had electro magnetic worms. They would jump from one place to another where they would infect where they bore into. About then everyone decided I had lost my mind. If you are there most sorry for you. Good info on watercure forum.

I'm here, don't everyone go away or to bed or something. My computer blanked out two times this morning when coming here.
First of all, I am going to look up nitrogen in my Chemistry of Man book. I think nitrogen is very high in high protein foods. I will get back to everyone on that.
Penicillin may have been the thing that prepped the world for lyme and subsequently morgs. That's a strong statement. What does everyone think of that?
Can we change our electrical wavelenghts before getting the metals out? Yes, i did it myself using the KI method found at King Institute site. You can do it too. You can make yourself stronger right there in your own house all by yourself. You don't need to find someone to do a healing touch on you. That's what KI Method is. Another thing you can do, and I really thought this was crazy til I started to realize that it is the energy from the sun that is sustaining this planet. Life. We know that plants use sunlight to make chlorophyl, yes, they taught us that in biology class. And I did learn somewhere along the line that the human body is mostly space. Atoms are 99.something space, and we are made of atoms, so we are 99.something space. Now recently I have learned that in that space, photons, or sunlight energy, is keeping us going. It is electrical energy from the sun. When our electrical system goes out, we die. We all know that high tension wires, computers, water beds, etc. are bad for us, but we don't know what's good for us. They are the counter electrical energies. We need to increase our own body's electrical energy so that we can be stronger. We need to find the energies that are counter to the bugs, but not to us. You can use the sun light to help you. Sun gazing sites say to look at the sun first thing after it rises in the morning and right before it sets at night. The full spectrum sunlight will enter your body. Not (can I call you not, it sounds very negative while notalone sounds very positive, so maybe I could make it Nota) I know that the sunlight bothers you terribly, but I wonder if you look through a dark washcloth (this kind of material has some large holes that will let in just a bit of sunlight) you can start to get some needed sunlight into your brain. (That's if the sun still shines there. We have so many unsunny days since c'trails have increased.) It's not a small thing! That is positive energy. Rife machines, zappers, and the like are negative energy to our bodies and in the long run will be counter productive, just like H2O2, baking soda, and excess salt. Also, rubbing your fingernails together helps increase your body's own electricity. That, plus hydration,(don't we just really really need everyone's input!) can help you get stronger. Don't you know that electricity can kill bugs. If you depend on an outside source (zappers), as soon as that source is removed they come back even stronger because you are weaker. The stronger force wins!!!
Nota, it sounds like acrylics help your body produce the wrong electrical energy, doesn't it?
Nota, I had the same problem with not being able to increase my electrolytes, or increase my hydration. At one point I was eating only raw fruits and vegetables and I increased my hydration considerably. I didn't realize it til now, but that is why someone who notices things like how someone looks said to me that I look great. He just kept saying it. I couldn't stay on that diet long because of getting very weak from lack of proteins, maybe there is a different way to do it, so I stopped. But fruit and cucumbers are the best thing for that. Cherry juice, even though it's bottled, might be good too. I am going to start to increase those types of things in my diet today. But the Energy Vitality Balance that I get from dnr is doing the same thing without creating hypoglycemia. I can tell because the area under my eyes is filling in. Some people say they have a gray circle under their eyes, well at times I have a ditch>the line gets so deep. That I think is from dehydration. Also, I need some soluable fiber(I relearned this from getalife website over there in au), so today I am adding acacia fiber to my juice.
A quick story, if you have time. My daughter told me that the person in charge of computers at the school where she works used to repair computers and worked daily in a room filled with computers. Many of the people who worked there at the same time are dead now. He fortunately got out before it completely ruined him!

Talk to you all later,
Betta

do u mean comes only via clothes?- or the irritation of wearing them?
this stuff gets in it all, then some.




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Solving the Mystery Rash in Schools
by Sheila O'Leary*

From October of 2001 through April of 2002, schools in the United States and Canada reported outbreaks of a mysterious, superficial, skin rash sometimes accompanied by eye inflammation/ swelling (conjunctivitis), and naso-sinus congestion. Itchy pin-prick dots to papular-macular lesions appeared most often on the face, neck, arms and hands, but erupted on covered areas too. The children also had skin inflammation without lesions that appeared and disappeared very quickly. The condition didn't produce fever or systemic signs.

The problem appeared to be infectious, but not contagious. Children who were symptomatic at school cleared up at home, and did not infect family members. Upon return to school, some became symptomatic again. Contact with paper, books, instructional materials, backpacks, coats, furniture and carpet was implicated in the outbreaks. Investigators who removed ceiling tiles and did structural checks developed rashes themselves.

Epidemiological teams have eliminated known infective agents and pollutants/contaminants from consideration, and have ruled out blood feeding arthropods. Some spokespersons announced they may never solve the cases.

The epidemic offers several clues to what it is. The agent survives unnoticed in the human environment. where it infests a wide range of organic materials. A probably misidentified fallout of "dandruff," "skin particles," "sparkly dust," and "itching powder" is reported. The organism attacks during the day and produces a non-contagious, skin-orifice infection. It presents a fast-fading skin sign as well as a rash. Acute symptoms are self-limiting and last approximately 16 days barring reinfection..

Although it doesn't often come to mind, a parasitic infection can be very much like the better known ones in appearance and location. For example, skin parasitism easily produces eczema, papular lesions, swelling, and itching dermatitis. A parasitic conjunctivitis may look no different than a viral or allergic conjunctivitis. Therefore, a parasite may be the answer.

A very successful parasite is unsuspected, doesn't kill the host, and overrides the immune response so that its presence is masked. The mystery perpetrator just misses accomplishing all this. Most likely, it is a non-biting, minor filth fly that is parasitic during its life cycle.

Infected staff and students may have suffered what is known as a cutaneous, ocular, naso-sinus myiasis probably caused by the domestic phorid Megaselia scalaris. Its larvae are known to be predatory, parasitoid or parasitic depending on the size of the host, but it has never been thought medically important. Phorid infections involving the skin and the body openings are in the literature as medical curiosities.

Investigators would not have considered phorid samples worthy of their attention. Doctors would not have felt compelled to try a pesticide based medication to test for an arthropod. They wouldn't have occluded the skin rash to attempt recovery of a parasite, nor have taken skin scrapings, nasal aspirate, and eye exudate samples for screening. To have overlooked parasitism may have kept the infection beyond their reach.

Why did the outbreaks occur? The children and staff have always been exposed to Megaselia scalaris uneventfully. This isn't to say they were never parasitized before. It could have occurred subliminally.What changed the situation had to be exposure to excessive concentrations of larvae. It breeched their level of tolerance and caused symptoms to appear. Excessive larvae naturally point to breeding flies, but a phorid colony can be quite surreptitious and very difficult to find.

*Sheila O'Leary is an active member of the National Unidentified Skin parasite Association (NUSPA). NUSPA advocates for research into skin complaints, and skin-orifice complaints attributed either to unknown causes or to Delusions of Parasitosis (DOP). O'Leary's proposed, arthropod disease model is based solely on her experience as a patient and that of others reporting to the NUSPA site.

O'Leary suggests that the epidemics overlap with USP and DOP in important ways. In each situation, females are more likely to be affected than males. The cause(s) cannot be isolated, and psychogenic factors enter the analysis. To assure the public the outbreaks do not have a lasting effect is merely a guess. If students have the identical problems of USP/DOP patients in the acute phase, there is a long range danger. Patients who become chronic are always environmentally ill, and there is a suicide statistic attached to chronic Delusions of Parasitosis.

©2002 Sheila O'Leary

No kidding. Its stuck in my clothes. I see it and feel it at Walmart and cheap stores. Its floating in my garden out doors too. Was all over my dash right after I cleaned.