The symptoms of electrosensitivity
THREE PHASES TO BE DISTINGUISHED :
1.
The induction phase: reversible symptoms and electro-sensitivity
2.
The state phase: reversible symptoms and risk of persistent
electro-sensitivity
3. The remote evolution: irreversible to
date
Nota Bene about the CMO-Vivant products : The "classical" CMOs are essentially designed for
phase 1; the CMO-HE22 is designed to help people in phase 2 (or even
3) to regain a normal sensibility to electromagnetic waves. Today the
active solution of the CMO-HE22 is included in the CMO-TR26
1.
The induction phase : Reversible
Entry into the condition.
First
possible warning symptoms vary from one individual to another:
Pain
and/or heat in one ear and then the other
Disorders of superficial
sensitivity such as dysesthesia (tingling, pins and needles, burning,
or even pruritus) in the face and scalp, or in the arm and/or
forearm, or in the hand holding the cell phone or the computer
mouse
Headaches, characteristically associated with stiffness and
pain in the neck.
Tinnitus, which is transient and soon becomes
permanent if exposure continues,
Hyperacusis, i.e. intolerance to
noise, especially to background noise
Visual disorders such as
blurred vision, more rarely flashes of light,
Abnormalities of
deep sensitivity manifested by the appearance of false vertigo, which
is sometimes accompanied by balance problems when walking.
Skin
lesions with a burning sensation (causalgia) and/or
pruritus,
Muscular disorders (myalgias, spasms, fasciculations)
and/or joint disorders (arthralgias, stiffness) in parts of the body
exposed to electromagnetic fields
"Paralytic ictus",
characterized by the sudden onset and spontaneous resolution of a
deficit in muscle strength in one of the limbs, more rarely true
vertigo and/or Meniere's disease
And above all, very early and
almost constantly, cognitive disorders.
It is necessary
to act from this phase if one wants to give oneself all the chances
to avoid the entry in electro-hypersensitivity.
2. The
state phase: reversible symptoms and risk of persistent
electro-sensitivity
Onset of electro-hypersensitivity, or EMFIS: electromagnetic field intolerance syndrome. Increasingly severe and frequent symptoms of intolerance, caused by increasingly weak electromagnetic field intensities and concerning an increasingly wide frequency spectrum.
Possible symptomatology :
Severe cognitive
disorders such as attention and concentration deficits and loss of
immediate memory (also called "fixation
memory")
Sympathicomimetic vegetative symptoms such as chest
tightness, episodes of tachycardia or even tachyarrhythmia, and
digestive or urinary disorders, all of which may lead to the
occurrence of true malaise, most often without loss of
consciousness
Symptomatic triad: insomnia, chronic fatigue and
possibly depressive tendency
Behavioural disorders such as
irritability and verbal violence, rarely suicidal tendencies,
In
all cases, the initial symptoms may reappear acutely or
subacutely
During this phase, biological and medical imaging tests
may be disturbed in a number of cases. Biologically "naked"
forms with no detectable biological abnormalities are, however,
observed in a large majority of cases, which raises doubts about the
existence of a real disease. A prior potentiation with certain
chemical products is found in a large majority of cases.
With
proper management and protective measures, the clinical and
biological abnormalities of intolerance are still generally
reversible, whereas electro-hypersensitivity most often
persists.
3. Remote Evolution :
Focus. Occurrence of complications depending on the
measures taken upstream.
Without treatment and protective
measures, the evolutionary phase marks the passage from a stage where
the anomalies are still purely functional to the progressive
constitution of anatomopathological, organic lesions which thus
become totally irreversible.
Children and adolescents : Possibility of more severe risks :
Headaches and sleep
disorders
Delayed appearance of major psychological abnormalities
manifested by dyslexia, attention and concentration disorders and
loss of memory for school
Behavioral problems that are often
completely misunderstood by parents and teachers. From the very
beginning, before the disorders appear, intolerance can eventually
become such that the child can no longer enter his or her classroom
and refuses to go to school, without it being known precisely why,
and if it is suspected that he or she is really exposed to
electromagnetic fields, even of low amplitude. At school, or at home,
Wifi and the proximity of relay antennas are mostly concerned.
In
case of persistent exposure, the subsequent risk of extremely severe
psychosis and even somatic development disorders cannot be excluded.
Korean researchers speak of "digital dementia".
Pregnant
women :
Risk of spontaneous abortions,
Risk of having a baby
with serious psycho-neurological manifestations, including autism,
which is currently being studied by different teams around the
world.
In adults :
Partial regression of symptoms, in case of
early treatment and electromagnetic weaning
In the absence of
treatment and weaning, evolution :
towards a confusional syndrome
of variable intensity, associating, according to the cases, a loss of
memory which from immediate becomes retrograde (affecting memories),
the occurrence of "absences"[1] and/or temporo-spatial
disorientation;
or even towards a true state of dementia similar
to Alzheimer's disease in young people, the state phase described
above having to be considered as a pre-Alzheimer's state.
More
than the evolution towards a cancer, the real complication of
electrohypersensitivity is in fact mainly Alzheimer's disease.
In
several patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, the prolonged use
of cell phones seemed to be the cause of the disease or at least to
trigger a new attack; in other patients, exposure to electromagnetic
fields seems to have provoked the aggravation if not the genesis of
Parkinson's disease (or rather of a Parkinson's "syndrome"),
and in several patients, the abuse of cell phones was at the origin
of the triggering of epileptic attacks.
The use of cell phones in
patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease or
epilepsy is therefore formally contraindicated.
Finally, it should
be noted that, in other patients, prolonged exposure to
electromagnetic fields (cathode ray tube) seems to have caused breast
or ovarian cancer or a relapse of these cancers.
[1] Absences are
transient losses of memory and even of knowledge due to various
causes, including a temporary disorder of cerebral irrigation. They
are observed in particular in epileptic "petit mal". It is
then a brief suspension of consciousness with interruption of all
activity.
DIAGNOSIS OF ELECTROSENSITIVITY
(Carried
out at the Alleray-Labrouste Clinic - Paris 15 - Environmental
Medicine Consultations - Secretariat: 01 44 19 53 29)
Medical
imaging and biological examinations developed by the
Alleray-Labrouste Clinic's Environmental Medicine Consultations
Department provide definitive proof of the reality of the
condition.
1. All the patients (with a few exceptions) present a
blood hypoperfusion at the cerebral echodoppler, this hypoperfusion
being predominant in the temporal lobes, and more particularly in the
regions corresponding to the limbic system and/or the thalamus.
2.
Many of them have a collapsed level of vitamin D in the blood.
3.
About 40% of them have elevated histamine levels in the blood.
4.
As yet unexplained, nearly one in two have elevated anti-O-myelin,
anti-Hsp70 and/or anti-Hsp27 antibodies in the blood, which would
indicate that the condition is part of an autoimmune disease
5.
Approximately 10% of patients have an elevated level of S100B protein
in the blood, which would indicate an opening of the blood-brain
barrier.
6. Finally, 10% of them have an elevated level of
nitrotyrosamine in the blood - a marker of oxidative stress - which
means that these patients have a general deficit in their antioxidant
defences.
7. Finally, almost one third of them have a
collapsed urinary melatonin level and another third have a
significantly increased urinary melatonin level.
Sources :
SYMPTOM SHEET AND ELECTROSENSITIVITY ASSESSMENT
(from the site
ehs-mcs.org of ARTAC - Association pour la Recherche Thérapeutique
Anti-Cancéreuse,
chaired by Pr Belpomme, and of which CEM-Vivant
is an official partner)
https://www.cem-vivant.com/page-fiche-symptome-sur-l-electro-hypersensibilite,113.html