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It’s Not All in Your Head: Electrical Sensitivity Triggers and Treatment


At the 2011 Insti­tute of Baubi­olo­gie™ and Ecol­ogy Con­fer­ence this past Sep­tem­ber in Tuc­son, Ari­zona, renowned envi­ron­men­tal med­i­cine pio­neer Dr. William Rea shared insights about elec­tri­cal hyper­sen­si­tiv­ity gleaned from nearly thirty years of work­ing with envi­ron­men­tally ill patients.

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University Reviews of Hydraulic Fracturing


A Uni­ver­sity of Texas (UT) research team is per­form­ing a self-funded $300,000 study that is look­ing into the poli­cies and envi­ron­men­tal issues sur­round­ing hydraulic frac­tur­ing. Dur­ing hydraulic frac­tur­ing, a mix­ture com­posed or mostly water that is mixed with sand and chem­i­cals is injected under high pres­sures in the gas pro­duc­ing for­ma­tions. This process cre­ates frac­tures in the for­ma­tion, which allows the recov­ery of more gas.

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