Whenever consulting a new doctor, I always make it a point to explain to him (or her), before a medical test, my unusually extreme sensitivity to electricity and magnetism. I also noticed I am sensitive to certain chemicals.

Some doctors believe me, but others do not listen, which could lead to fatal consequences.

Many years ago, I almost died in a big, modern hospital when a cardiologist (whose name I forget) administered a radioactive chemical to make my arteries or blood flow visible to the machine. I told the doctor about my extreme sensitivity, but he assured me that the chemical was extremely safe, and that it has also been applied to thousands of patients without adverse effects.

Nevertheless, I asked if there was any antidote in case my body reacted adversely and he said yes. I then requested that the antidote be prepared before I consented to the test. The doctor reluctantly instructed a nurse to prepare the antidote.

When it was ready, I was attached to many instruments to monitor any reaction I might have. Halfway into this procedure, when about 60cc had entered my body, my blood pressure shot up to 190 over 150, and my pulse rate went up to over 120.

I began to panic. So did the doctor, who immediately ordered the nurse to stop and administer the antidote. Seconds after the antidote was administered, my vital signs returned to almost normal.

Alarm

Six other doctors, by the way, rushed to me when the doctor raised the alarm. They didn’t leave until my vital signs stabilized. That cardiologist told me later, after many years of practice, that that was the first time a patient reacted adversely to that chemical.

No matter how low the voltage of the electric current or magnetism that enters my body, I can still feel it. I remember once being interviewed by Cheche Lazaro of “The Probe Team.” She tested my sensitivity by asking me to hold a TV camera battery and tell her if it’s full or empty. The battery was the size of a VHS cassette tape.

When I held the first battery, I told Cheche it was empty, which her camera man confirmed. “Give him another battery,” ordered Cheche. I held the second battery and told her it’s still full, which the technician also confirmed. That convinced the TV host.

Dramatic incident

The most dramatic incident happened in Tokyo in 1986 when I was attached to the AMI machine (Apparatus for Meridian Identification) invented by Dr. Hiroshi Motoyama to determine acupuncture points and energy configuration in the human body.

A small electric current was introduced into the body through electrodes, much like what is done in an electro-cardiogram examination. Before I underwent the test with the AMI machine, I told the Australian assistant of Dr. Motoyama about my predicament.

Very safe

He assured me the machine was very safe, the current was so low I wouldn’t even notice it, and that they had tested thousands of people of different nationalities with the machine with no adverse or negative results. I consented to being tested.

When the technician had placed all electrodes in various parts of my body and turned on the machine, I quickly felt the electric current but kept quiet.

After several seconds, I felt like I was blacking out or going into a trance. I told the technician to turn off the machine but he said, “a few seconds more.” I felt myself going halfway out of my body from the top of my head when he turned off the machine. And then I felt myself fall back into my body.

Astral

When Dr. Motoyama returned and examined the computer printout of the AMI machine, he said it showed I have a very loose astral body. He added that of the thousands of people they have tested on that machine, only one other person reacted the same way I did. He was a Tibetan Lama who also went out of his body.

My sensitivity, I found out, was not only to electric current, certain chemicals and magnetism, but also to other invisible energy or forces such as X-rays, the presence of spirits, thought forms, quartz crystals and even sacred sounds.

Next week, I shall discuss some of the other unusual reactions I have experienced with these invisible forces or energy.

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