Only the positive electrode will yield or precipitate its metal so if it's bare copper then you will get the copper mixture and the other metals that are mixed in that copper mixture Bear in mind that copper doesn't yield so easily in this manner, it may be that some of the more unwanted stuff leaches out first I would say if you're going to use a Godzilla type device, to make sure that the positive electrode is not toxic, so maybe use a small 2-3 inch silver wire in the end and wrap it up and then place that near the affected area It is for these reasons that for skin use I use tens machine pads. I have found that myself and others have benefitted from beck type devices. I haven't used a Godzilla type device but I am on the microelectrocity yahoo forum and the feedback seems decidedly positive to the point that I would definitely try it out sometime. To the point where it's simple and cheap construction and easy and safe application and reportedly quick results means that the beck/rife/Clark devices aren't even mentioned anymore! Food For thought! Peace to all! Asif.
Sent from my iPhone On 30 Apr 2012, at 13:24, [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 4/30/2012 7:15:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > If you soak the cloth in EIS [CS] as the electrolyte, and [or] use silver > wire... it will increase the current flow and carry silver ions into the > flesh. [Iontoporosis] > Silver Ions are touted to stimulate the production of stem cells. > Concentration of the electrolyte, voltage, pad area and distance between pads > all interdependently control how much current flows. > > Good grief !! why didn't I think of that...I use EIS all the time. { love my > silver puppy } I never thought of dipping the cloth ends in it... or using > silver wire as the current carrier . > Now a question---does the current carry copper from the lamp wire into > the area being treated ???? > Times like this I am sorry I hated school so much I majored in art just to > get through. Would rather have spent my days riding my horse & lounging in > the woods. Now all the sciences intrigue me & I'm learning....Lois > Thanks to all the science smart folks on this group . { & the other groups > I"m on }
