High-Rise Dirty Electricity (2014)

Without warning, a client of mine collapsed five times over a three-week period while standing in her high-rise apartment kitchen. Nothing like this had ever happened to her before. Each time, she lost control of her bodily functions, including her bladder and bowels, and experienced vomiting. By the time the ambulance arrived, she had regained consciousness.

After visiting several leading specialists on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane, and spending around $20,000 on investigations, no explanation could be found. The fainting episodes continued.

I was initially on-site to upgrade her computer. After being told about her health concerns, I measured the EMF/EMR fields in the kitchen using my EMI/DE meter. Initially, everything appeared to check out, so I returned to her office to continue working.

Later, when I went back to the kitchen for a glass of water, I was immediately struck by the most overpowering dirty electricity I had ever encountered. I grabbed my meter to take a reading, but the levels were far beyond its measuring capability.

The client and I began tracing the source and discovered it was coming from an elevator motor. Every time this particular motor operated, the dirty electricity levels went off the scale. The motor was located directly above the penthouse and drew power from the same three-phase electrical supply feeding the apartment.

To make matters worse, the client used a Panasonic microwave daily. In my experience, many Panasonic microwaves generate particularly high levels of dirty electricity during operation. When the microwave and elevator motor operated simultaneously, the resulting electrical noise on the apartment's wiring was so extreme that I personally could feel myself becoming faint.

The following day, I installed a series of power capacitor filters to address the dirty electricity coming from both the elevator motor and the microwave.

Since June 12, 2014, my client has never experienced another collapse in her kitchen.