Dizziness
Maria Inez sought help for electro hypersensitivity

“I had been suffering from electro hypersensitivity to radio waves for six years. I could no longer use the internet, wifi or my mobile phone, no connection whatsoever. This was during the second wave of Covid, and it was isolating and disconnecting. It got in the way of the certification for the work I was doing, and because I couldn’t do a Zoom call, I lost my certification. I couldn’t go to my yoga class or any social or public classes because of all the wifi and radio waves.

I’d already heard through a friend that he was taking a few remedies, and he told me it was good to see a homeopath, but it was incredibly expensive. I was looking for a homeopath on a sliding scale and came across Julien, otherwise it would have been too expensive.

The consultation process was very efficient, with real clarity and Julien Baron-Meyet (Homeopathy UK clinic) explained why he picked each remedy. He asked lots of questions and stayed very calm even when I was stressed.

I first noticed changes a couple of months later. I could do more, there was no more dizziness, bad headaches or nausea, and I felt more confident that my body could cope better. I could go to the shops even if people had a phone on them.

My life has changed a lot since the treatment. I have more confidence, as this condition can make you feel very exposed and unconfident, and I felt calmer, less in fight or flight mode. I can now be outside for longer, even though everywhere you go is saturated with masts and signals. I have an EMF meter that shows me the radio wave levels around me, and if it reads green or yellow, I can still go out. My mood has improved too.

I was surprised that homeopathic treatment would help me at all. I’d say to anyone considering it, give it a go. It’s very easy to think, how will a little pill help? But keep an open mind.”

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