Again..it's current that matters.
Voltage is just one part of the means to control current...and current
density on the electrodes
The "electrochemical species" is Hypochlorous Acid [similar to MMS] and
Sodium Hydroxide.
Funny that none of these "experts" seem to know that.
A Free Radical is an Oxidizer...Acids are oxidizers [??]
There are no free electrons in a liquid, they ALL get transported around by
"electrochemical species"
A Free Radical isn't a free electron, it's a substance that wants an
electron, or wants to give one up, supplied or absorbed by another
substance. [Generally against it's will to remain that substance]
..I always get oxidation and reduction bass ackwards, but it's pretty much
the same idea going different directions.
(i) more and more electrons would engage in electro-chemical processes,
[YES] leaving less and less electrons free [NO] or as free-radicals, [IS a
chemical ]
The beauty of a Zapper is that you can control the toxicity virtually
instantly by controlling current draw and direct its location and type by
way of electrode placement and polarity.
With standard chemo therapy, you poison the WHOLE body and don't have the
antidote "right there" under your control.
As with Chemo Therapy you can lose hair with a Zapper.
It's called "electrolysis hair removal" where Sodium Hydroxide is
generated in the hair follicle from salty water and dissolves the root
[like Draino unclogs a pipe ]..and if the concentration gets high enough,
kills the follicle.
..and it can get high enough in the follicle without getting too high in
you, killing you.
ode
At 10:58 AM 5/19/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks Bob. It is very interesting. Here is an excerpt from the link you
provided:
âMost Beneficial Voltage Range
Free radicals are known to be formed in a biological medium when it is
subjected to any voltage in excess of 1.2 volts. Electrochemical products
begin to form around 1.5 to 2 volts (8) but these products may not be
significant in concentration until the voltage is raised to, say, 3 or 4
V. If the anti-tumor effect of electrotherapy is due to the disabling of
the pivotal enzyme RR through free radical interactions, voltage between
1.2 to about 3 V should be most beneficial. Higher voltage, for this
mechanism, would be undesirable for two reasons: (i) more and more
electrons would engage in electro-chemical processes, leaving less and
less electrons free or as free-radicals, and (ii) concentration of toxic
electrochemical species would increase steadily. This toxicity may be as
harmful as the tumor itself.
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Studies 1, 2, 4 and 5 above (4,5,7,8), have reported the most positive
electrotherapy results to date. Voltages in all of them was kept around 3
V or less. In study 1 (4), experiments with 6 V seemed to show less
benefits. When investigators of study 5 (8) employed 8-10 V in their next
study, 6 (9), tumor mass was reduced again but, this time, without
improved survival. Toxicity, significant now, must be targeting the host,
and not the tumor. Study 8 (11) reports on toxicity in blood after
treatments at 1-16 volts.â
The results would support the low voltages used by Godzilla. The statement
that higher voltages also reduced tumor mass but without improved survival
is a concern. But also supports the Beck blood electrifier approach which
uses a higher voltage but which alternates current direction to reduce or
prevent the migration of toxic substances into the blood .
- Steve N
From: Bob Banever [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:43 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Magnetic pulsers, electric pulsers, zilla, et al
Steve,
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     There is also DC current (low voltage) for cancer. Here is a
late study on this technique.
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http://www.cancer-treatment.net/The-Medical-Hypotheses-Article.htm
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     Very low cost, no side effects, and apparently quite effective.
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