Sleep Deprivation Lowers Percentage of Natural Killer Cells In Blood

re: Sleep Deprivation Lowers Percentage of Natural Killer Cells In Blood

FengShuiExpert — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 13:50:53 GMT

It's essential to reduce the basic environmental hazards such as geopathic stress (http://www.helios3.com) and electromagnetic radiation. Also PIMAT helps with fibromyalgia (http://www.pimat.co.uk). It might be a long process but it's important to keep going until you get your body back to balance.

re: Sleep Deprivation Lowers Percentage of Natural Killer Cells In Blood

Charmer — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:17:04 GMT

Isn't fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome linked with heavy metal toxicity in the body? If your wife has amalgams, I suggest strongly that she have them removed. It helped me.

re: Sleep Deprivation Lowers Percentage of Natural Killer Cells In Blood

popoff — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:42:18 GMT

One thing you should do is check the microwave radiation levels in your house as these can cause the symptoms you mention.

Digital cordless phones and Wifi as well as cell phone towers all emit similar levels all the time.

It is best to get rid of them and see if it makes a difference.

people are shielding their houses if in the main beam of a tower

see

www.powerwatch.org.uk

re: Sleep Deprivation Lowers Percentage of Natural Killer Cells In Blood

Razarr69 — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:14:12 GMT

What else can be done to increase your Natural Killer Cell count besides getting more sleep? My wife have Fibromyalgia and something that causes here to have sever pain in her Hip when she tries to sleep. She also has Restless Legs (RLS), though that does not always bother her. In any case her sleep has been severely disrupted for quite some time now and her Nat. Killer Cells are at .13 and the normal range is something like .80+ or higher. Thus her immune function is dangerously low. Does anyone know of any way to get these levels back up?

And for the smart behind who is about to say, "Get more Sleep." Just resist that urge. I got that much.