Body burning

Dearest friend-

I am so glad you went to the emergency and not wait for things to get better on their own… I don’t know about the acid in the sinus…  mucus is normally base… My thought is the burning you feel is from the salt clearing out on infection or killing the bacteria.

But it could be a basic chemical reaction that you are feeling the electrical component to it because you are so sensitive.  Or perhaps the salt is killing off bacteria, the death would theoretically create an energy release like any living thing dying and your super sensitive body is picking it up as burning.

From my own personal experience – When I was first fighting the system wide candida, there was mass die-off.  It was the worst experience.  It felt like someone was burning me all over my body- like someone pouring acid on me or cigarette burns.

It sent me screaming to try to release the pain in some way. For the first three days of treatment I was in burning pain and crying/screaming.  I seriously considered taking my life to get out of the horror – it was that bad.

Thankfully I was warned about it from our autistic cousins on the internet when I did the drug research before taking Diflucan.  (You may or may not realize they are Electromagnetic Hypersensitive- at least all the dozen’s I’ve encountered.  If you want to know what a chemical does in your body, check out the reactions an autistic child has to it…)  The treatment has a tendency of burning all over the body for we sensitives.  Had I not known this I may have ended it all.

I think part of that was the death of the fungus- which if I recall correctly releases alcohol into the bloodstream and part was my own body histamines coming to the rescue to take out what was just killed.

You may have had this type of reaction too- salt is a powerful tool… it has been used for centuries as a preservative for meats.

Looking at it from an electromagnetic hypersenstive’s point of view each chemical reaction, no matter how minute is an electrical activity – the exchange of electrons from one molecule to another is just an electrical dance, depending on your sensitivity and where these reactions are occurring in your body (i.e. in the sea of stomach acids or at a nerve synapse) will determine how much you actually feel the chemical reaction.

The key thing here is to recognize that just because you are sensitive and can feel what is happening, doesn’t mean that it is actually injurious.  I can tell you which part of my brain is working on an issue and I’ve checked, it matches PET scans of scientific research.  I feel it as heat and burning sensations.  The function of my brain is not a problem just because I can feel it..

It becomes hard to determine when something is really a problem verses just something you feel when you are a sensitive.  But I can tell when an abnormal energy exposure is happening in my brain and it allows me to move away from that source.

Sorry for the long stories, but I’m hoping this information may help and encourage you in some way…

Blessings-

Linda