>Steve wrote: >I have used the 6v lantern battery the microelectricity germkiller group calls >"the Godzilla" and it works great for killing infections/colds, you name it. >The >current of a 6v battery is safe enough to use almost everywhere except >the head. Limit the current and you can use on the head area as well. Just so >you >know that using electricity to cure disease is not "quack medicine" >please have a look at this: >http://www.theage.com.au/national/zapper-offers-high-hope-in-cancer-treatment-20081124-6g4v.html?page=-1 >Perhaps the medical field will "get it" and use something that is actually >beneficial and safe holding to their oath of "first do no harm".
Much as I would love this to be the case, I've been researching this for many years, and I don't believe that will ever happen. One only needs to drive past the major medical centers in any large city to understand the financial devastation that will occur if simple devices like these become acceptable. Read "Racketeering in Medicine," "Politics in Healing," and "The Cancer Cure that Worked," among other good books to see what happens when "real" cures are found. Bottom line is, a lot of people make a lot of money in the "mainstream" medical community. If a little 6-volt battery and a few wires, a device just about anybody can make themselves, is found to have success treating ailments that are now treated by expensive drugs, chemotherapy treatments, surgeries, etc., a lot of people would not take kindly to the radical cuts in their incomes and lifestyles. You may remember a few years ago, when Bill and Melinda Gates announced an effort to help people in Africa who got Malaria. I went on their website, and realized that they wouldn't be interested in talking to the guy right up the road, across the border in Canada, who has been sending inexpensive machines to a clinic in Africa. One little machine was able to treat dozens of people per day. I don't recall the cost of the machine any more, or even which one it was, but I'm sure it wasn't more than maybe $200. Compare that to the drug regimin that the Gates Foundation was willing to support. But their criteria were very specific. This guy's machine wasn't "mainstream," so they weren't interested. I've adopted the philosophy that I need to be aware of that 6-volt gadget, plus many other simple modalities. Thankfully, we don't have any major medical problems, but if the time comes, I want to know where to look for the simple stuff that causes what the modern medical world calls "spontaneous remissions," which are probably much more related to aggressive use of any number of "alternative" experiments.... Linda The Truly Educated Never Graduate -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
