An Allergy to an Electromagnetic Frequency - Is Such a Thing Possible?

For the second year in a row Bill was given a low job performance
rating. His boss wrote that he was becoming progressively more
lethargic, and no longer as enthusiastic about his work as he once
was. He was given an ultimatum to either shape up or ship out.At his
next chiropractic visit Bill complained that he felt exhausted quite
often while he was at work, but he usually felt more awake as soon as
he left his office each night.Since one of the common symptoms of
allergies is to experience the kind of transient tiredness Bill was
having, we decided to test him to see if there was anything in his
office that might be triggering an allergic response. Using Applied
Kinesiology (AK) we muscle tested him for all the usual suspects -
chemicals that might be coming from the carpet or chemicals used for
cleaning the office, any of the food items he might be getting in the
cafeteria, or inhalants that might be coming from the heating and air
conditioning system. We even tested him to see if he might be allergic
to any of the other staff in his office. None of these tests were
positive though.We broadened our search and tested Bill for each
possibility in his office until we finally discovered what was
affecting him. The 60 cycle per second wave length frequency that was
being emitted by the fluorescent light bulb panel above his head was
affecting him in the same way as kryptonite affects Superman. In
Bill's case he was allergic to this particular frequency and it was
causing him to feel totally zapped.The 60 cycle frequency given off by
fluorescent lights is just one of the many frequencies in our
electromagnetic (EM) spectrum that people complain about. Some people
claim the long radio and television waves are causing them problems.
Others complain about microwaves, especially the ones coming from our
cell phones. Still more people feel they are being affected by infra
red, visible light, ultra violet, x-rays, and even gamma rays.But just
what is it that these waves are supposed to be doing to us?Some, like
Bill claim that certain frequencies can make them feel tired. Others
feel emotionally affected. Others still feel physically affected. In
worst case scenarios people claim that certain frequencies can trigger
tumor growth and even cancers in them. There are enough documented
cases of x-ray induced cancers to support such a claim.And although
some frequencies can be more hazardous than others, it is not the
frequencies per se that are the problem. It has more to do with us,
and how compatible or incompatible we are with each of the specific
frequencies.We are often reminded that we can be allergic to anything
under the sun, including the sun itself. With that in mind, it is
simply not possible to insulate ourselves from everything in the world
that we might have any incompatibility or an allergy to.What makes
more sense is to create new relationships with each of the elements
that we are not compatible with.That's what Applied Consciousness
Therapy (ACT) does. It helps us create new relationships with any of
our allergens, and thereby become immune to them. Let's see how that
worked out for Bill.We used the ACT allergy protocol to create a new
relationship between Bill and the 60 cycle emissions his fluorescent
lights were giving off. After only one treatment Bill no longer had
any adverse effects from them. His job performance skyrocketed and his
position at work became solid and secure again!