Electrosensitive - new car

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Can anyone help please/

A lady rang me yesterday as she is electrosensitive and has just replaced her 18

year old car with a new one and is experiencing such bad symptoms she cannot

drive it.

Any ES experts out there who can advise please?

 

Thanks,

 

Adrienne.

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, " adrienneobbard "

<adrienneobbard wrote:

>

> Can anyone help please/

> A lady rang me yesterday as she is electrosensitive and has just replaced her

18 year old car with a new one and is experiencing such bad symptoms she cannot

drive it.

> Any ES experts out there who can advise please?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Adrienne.

>

 

Tell your friend to STAY OUT OF THE CAR! She has/is developing multiple

chemical sensitivity which only gets worse and worse the more she is exposed to

whatever is triggering this. Send her to www.thecanaryreport.ning.com as a

website of MCS sufferers who discuss their problems and offer some relief, but

there so far is no cure. More and more people are becoming intolerant of

chemicals in the environment... electronic components are some of the worst...

your friend should return the car and get a lawyer if they won't refund her

money. Implied in the contract is safety from health damaging components. Or

should be.

 

She can also google Dr. Martin Pall who is a sufferer of MCS and is trying to

find some treatment so people can live a normal life, but he admits there are

few ideas. Just stay the heck away from whatever causes the reaction... it will

only get worse and other things will begin to affect her too.

 

So sorry to hear this. I am one too. Electronics are miserable... have

returned three wide screen TVs, all of which advertised " no VOC's " ... (volatile

organic chemicals)... but they lied. At least the notice acknowledged that the

VOCs exist... that's what is in your friend's new car. In the plastic interiors

too.

 

Good luck,

 

Marji