Fabric Frequencies

Several years back when I was dealing with extreme histamine intolerance symptoms I had realized that my bedding, furniture and clothing were making me sick. With great sadness I got rid of a good majority of my expensive clothing. It was a steep cost to making my health a priority, but I paid it and I am still not looking as cute as I use too wearing bland looking cotton clothing and not too many choices at that. I first realized that fabrics were causing illness when I got a horrible arm rash that lasted for month from sitting on my new leather sofa. I was also getting ugly irregular looking growths where some of my cheaper clothing that I was sleeping in was touching my skin. I even had a period of time where I couldn’t urinate. I kept having that problem for a couple of weeks and I was afraid to drink liquids. I would be fine all day and then after a night of sitting in that chair I’d have the same problem the next morning. Thank God I put my mind to figure out why that was happening instead of letting a doctor take a guess and put me on medication, because I was scared. I finally figured it out and discovered it was the hundred chemicals in that chair that was going through my clothing and into my skin. Once I stopped sitting on that chair I never had that problem again. Women are taking in these chemicals everyday and may possibly be the cause of many getting reproductive cancers from these fabrics while men get the prostate ones. These types of cancers were not common a hundred years ago when they lived more naturally, in cotton, linen and tilled farms into late ages.

In my case all ended well. I used MCT oil to kill those growths and then came the harder task of replacing some of those clothes with healthier options. I washed those new furniture pieces with vinegar and water and let them off-gas for several years. I still don’t sit on them for very long without a barrier between me and that fabric. I replaced my mattress and bedding as well.

As I educate myself in how bad the fabrics we wrap ourselves in I have found another puzzle piece called “fabric frequencies”.

“Each fabric gives of a frequency that can be measured in mHz (megaHertZ). Organic cotton has a tested value of 110 mHz, polyester around 10 mHz. A diseased person generally measures 15 mHz. Wool and Linen both have a signature of 5000 mHz!”

This is important to me because my big focus this past year is on energy.  I ground everyday and even several times a day lately which has made a tremendous difference in my health, energy level, sleep and mental well being. I wear only cotton, go barefoot when I can and even bought myself grounding shoes. If everything is made of energy than it makes sense fabrics would too.  Apparently a healthy person has a frequency of around 100 or more, an unhealthy person has around 50 and a dying a person has a lot less, so what a person wears contributes to their frequency bringing it up or bringing it down. Below is frequencies of some of the fabrics our society commonly wears. When you think you are doing everything right and still something just feels wrong it may just be one’s clothing, bedding and furniture. I know those daily doses of chemicals I stopped taking in made a big difference in my recovery from so many things.  If our skin is our biggest organ and the easiest way to get some nutritional things it only makes sense that it also takes in the nefarious things too.

“Yellen’s study reported the following “signature frequencies” different fabric:

Linen: 5,000
Wool: 5,000
Mixed linen and wool: 0… it appears that the frequencies cancel each other out. Perhaps this accounts for the ancient instructions not to mix these fabrics.
Organic cotton – 100
Cotton – 70
Silk – 15
Polyester – 15
Rayon – 15”

The Healing Frequency of… Fabric?! (Support Your Health With Your Clothes)

https://saltsandwest.com/blogs/news/the-healing-properties-of-linen-clothing#:~:text=Each%20fabric%20gives%20of%20a,a%20signature%20of%205000%20mHz!

• This topic was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Cari aka "Rinse & rePeat".
• This topic was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Cari aka "Rinse & rePeat".
• This topic was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Cari aka "Rinse & rePeat".