Thanks very much for attending the conference and submitting your
paper, Drasko. I really appreciate your paper and emphasis on trying
to come up with scientifically verifiable methodologies.
I think without an a priori knowledge of some of the mechanisms behind
ES (such as having the condition oneself), or acceptance of
statistically large reported triggering conditions, an extremely
controlled environment is nearly impossible to create for accurate
provocation-reaction studies. Especially since the nature of this
condition appears to be rooted in the range of extremely small scale
biochemical to subtle energy phenomena. Unfortunately, this leaves
the bulk of most research attempts trying to report on objectively
verifiable ES mechanisms lacking to date.
The conditions in the environment, regional and local, vary so much it
is hard to determine how one gets oversaturated and symptomatic one
day and not another. And once one is symptomatic, sometimes you can't
tell if something is still provoking a reaction or whether it is on or
off. As an example of how difficult it is to identify inciting causes
and how far out they can be, sometimes I can correlate a string of
highly symptomatic days to higher-than-average solar activity by
monitoring the solar weather reports. But not always. What the
differences are I can't find. Then I get ppl, usually without ES
themselves but accepting of energetic phenomena outside the
establishment thought-box, telling me HAARP is probably active or
something else hypothetically connected but even more unverifiable.
They're trying to be helpful but overall the credibility factor takes
a hit. We've definitely got a lot to wade through and consider in
finding an answer.
I'm curious, did anyone mention the combination
single-blind/double-blind study first published in 1991 in the
"Journal of Bioelectricity" by Dr. William Rea and associates? This
study has, to my knowledge, yet to be honestly refuted and distinctly
shows the existence of ES. See it on the web at
http://www.aehf.com/articles/em_sensitive.html.
Thank you again for your great efforts on behalf of all of us ES folk.
Beau