I may be a little tough on Dr Tennant. His device may even be an
excellent device. My big issue is with the information he provides. As
an example, there are colloidal silver sites that have a perfectly fine
CS but the make wild claims for their CS. It become3s a chore separating
fact from fiction and if they misrepresent some items how can you trust
anything else they say?
You make an excellent point on why compact units are very useful for
you. That goes to my point that the unit I might prefer may not be a
good choice for someone else.
Relative to waveform, I am only repeating the results of a study.
However the "tsunami" waveform is for a single pulse. The patented
waveforms Tennant and others have are for the pattern of a series of
pulses. I think those 'unique' patterns are primarily for the purpose of
claiming a patented uniqueness and not because they provide a
significant difference.
Regards,
Steve N
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From: needling around [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 4:52 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>voltage meter/ CELL VOLTAGE & Dr. Tennant's book
I like everything about my cosmodic unit. The other one is a good unit
for
a couple of specific purposes but I haven't gotten the same level of
results
from it for other purposes (could be the operator :-)). I actually like
small 'thin' devices since people can lay on them more easily (if they
cannot lay face down as many people with back problems cannot do).
I don't know what the biomodulator will do as I haven't been able to
obtain
appropriate information on it as of this writing. I am waiting for some
literature and hopefully it will allow me to compare it to the scenar I
have
been considering.
I think waveform can be important. Look how Dr. Thomas Wing advanced
the
use of microcurrent with his "tsunami" waveform.
Thanks for your thoughts.
PT
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