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Keith Cutter's avatar

"...compelling evidence for a universal biological warning system most have learned to ignore."--exactly. This is why I'm so focused on "exclusion facilities" and the need for legally protected communities.

ROSALITO's avatar

By replacing electromagnetic exposure with “psychological harassment,” or “domestic violence,” or “cult environment,” we can find similar phenomena.

When we are constantly subjected to these pressures, they become the norm, a habit, and we find ways internally and physically to “deal with” them, we “put up with” them - and sometimes we even find a justifiable reason for them! We “become desensitized” in order to survive... It works for a while. Longer for some than for others.

And it is only once you have been out of the toxic environment long enough that you realize, when you return, how harmful, exhausting, and damaging it is...

The expression that seems appropriate to me, in addition to “electromagnetic poisoning,” is “electromagnetic harassment.”

A form of biological harassment, with physical, psychological, social, and ultimately life-threatening consequences.

Peter Torito's avatar

You have the ability to always bring up what lies under the surface and express it in a clear way Rosalito :)

Holistic Health Doc's avatar

I heard you say: one step at a time. This is not negating anything you described, just adding to the next steps. I've noticed that the better the metabolic health, the less hypersensitivity. If there are infections, some hidden digestive, hormonal sugar imbalances, toxic load, high heavy metals, immune system weakness as you insinuated, genetic differences that can affect detox, etc., all contribute to less resilience in resisting oxidative stress in the body. The metabolically imbalanced person will feel it more, if they pay attention, when they use up their reserves. It also explains why someone could habituate sometimes and not other times. Signals are not always apparent or noticed, as with someone walking around with hidden cancer, also flared by oxidative stress. As with poisoning, if your detox system and oxidation system are working better, you will have less damage long-term. You are still being poisoned but have more resilience.

Keith Cutter's avatar

Everything I've learned through my clients, interview subjects, and my own experiences supports what you've shared here, thank you!

Peter Torito's avatar

Interesting points of view here Keith. It still does not explain why some people get to be as miserable as I was with EMFs while others can keep ignoring the symptoms. Why didn't my sense of "smell" get numb to EMFs? My wife told me again tonight that I should take my Faraday suit off when going out and I'd get used to RF again and won't feel a thing. Are you two working together on this topic? :)

Keith Cutter's avatar

That’s an excellent question, but one step at a time—I wanted to get this much shared with the world before continuing. It’s possible that some bodies simply sit on the more reactive end of biological variability. Genetic differences, accumulated allostatic load, and naturally heightened sensory processing can all make some systems stay alert while others grow numb. In other words, your “alarm” never shut off; other people’s did.

Luzzie's avatar

Comfortably Numb

Keith Cutter's avatar

Yes indeed.