Henry Reed <[email protected]> writes: <<This sounds so wonderful! Questions...>>
I realize that this is a CS list, not electromedical. However, our real goal is to secure the best methods of *DIY health maintenance*. Toward this end, CS often serves as a promising *starting point*, but it doesn't necessarily represent the limit of our curiosity (a "sacred cow", as one put it). The current discussion of cranberry & buchu illustrates the logical progression from CS to whatever methods prove even *more* efficacious in specific cases (without resorting to alopathy). CS is a *byproduct* of metal, water, and electricity. Therefore, it would be a step toward even greater simplicity & self-sufficiency wherever ELECTRICITY ALONE proved equally efficacious. (This might indeed be the case: our bodies already contain the aqueous part of the formula, and there are indications that CS actually 'electrocutes' pathogens.) At the very least, direct electrical stimulus might become a vital *compliment* to CS therapy--cheaper and more ubiquitous than herbs. Because the mainstream will never address this issue, the answers can be discovered only by voluntary and autonomous groups *such as THIS*. We'll see. It would be logical to start with maladies where CS evidently falls short. E.g., it would be interesting to compare the aforementioned urinary tract modality against a similar case wherein the subject simply electrified his/her abdomen. Such "opportunities" may present themselves within this forum imminently! I started with simple DC (e.g., from batteries or a "wall wort"); it's the form of low voltage that's the most universally available to the masses. (The most commonly available HV source is probably a spark plug wire from an idling car engine. Many lives have been saved by shocking venomous snake bites thus.) > What are electrode sponges and > how big were they? "First, do no harm." At the outset, we should consider any possible drawbacks. One risk I know of is "electroporesis", wherein electrical current may augment the cellular uptake of medicines, herbs, supplements, etc. (I wonder if this is due to the current's beneficial effect of reducing water surface tension.) It may be advisable to back off of these for some time prior to experimentation. Pacemakers might be another caveat. I cut 2 segments of broom handle, ~ 6" (just enough to grip), with one end cut diagonally, and 2 squares of galvanized sheet metal, ~2" sq. The metal plates were screwed perpendicularly to the diagonal handle ends, so the plates are mounted at an angle for easier electrode contact with various parts of the body. The handles insulate one's hands so the current passes between the electrodes(through the body) rather than from one hand to the other (through one's arms & chest). I cut a dense, small-cell kitchen sponge into 2 squares somewhat larger than the plates (so the metal never touches the skin) & hot glued them to the plates' peripheries, on the face of the plates opposite the handles. After the sponge pads have been submerged in salt water, they act as comfortable electrodes. > Exactly what was the DC power supply? How long > were > the dowels and how big around? What is a 'tinned' wire? I bared the 2 leads from an everyday, household power transformer (the kind used with answering machines, portable phones, rechargeable flashlights, etc.), and soldered them to the 2 plates, respectively, on the handle side. The wires can be taped to the handles. As long as the power supply is around the usual ceiling of 12V, the size isn't critical. The power level is controlled by contact with the wands, concentration of salt water, and conductivity of the body. My friend & I both experienced electrical "hot spots" that may have indicated acutely afflicted areas. A physicist I know who makes a HP electromedical device claims that high bodily conducitivity & sensitivity indicates poor health. Unlike his device (which will arc to the body through the air), this low voltage method allows power attenuation by wringing out the sponges and/or diluting the salt water! > How long > did > the treatment last? Did she do this one time or many? She rubbed the wands slowly over the front & back of her abdominal area (simultaneously), changing hands periodically, for about 10-15 min. before bed, for about 14 consecutive nights. Incidentally, she claimed to sleep better & have more energy in general. Others on this list can recommend a circuit for adjustable rate, automatic polarity reversal...and so the variations and experimental results begin to proliferate! That's the human spirit at work! (Actually, I'd prefer to call it the Holy Spirit...but that's another topic that I'll be discussing on talk radio more frequently in the near future.) Regards, Russ > I really want to do this and it > sounds > like it may be 'low tech' enough that I really can. It sounds like > an > ingenious improvisation. Congratulations.. > > russ e rosser wrote: > > > > This seems an opportune time to relate my corollary anecdote about > > evidently averting CANCER by the same methodology that obviated > the ROOT > > CANAL. > > > > These experiments were predicated on Dr. Hudla Clark's theory that > > cancers result from toxic pathogens, and Dr. Bob Beck's > promulgating A. > > Einstein Univ.'s discovery that a few mA of DC current can > eradicate ALL > > pathogens (incl. bact., virii, fungi). > > > > When doctors began railroading my friend toward radiation/chemo > because > > of her "abnormal" PAP test results, I devised a makeshift > electromedical > > unit consisting of two electrode sponges on the ends of two > lengths of > > 'broomhandle' (dowel). The bared wires of a typical DC power > supply were > > tinned & inserted into each sponge. She held one wand in each > hand, > > dipped them in a bowl of salt water, & rubbed them all over her > pelvic > > area, one in front & one behind (allowing the current to find > > multifarious paths through the abdomen), occasionally swapping the > > electrodes to reverse polarity. > > > > She soon began passing carcasses of wierd-looking worm-like > creatures, > > and her PAP smears normalized (to the perplexity & dismay of the > > dosctors). > > > > A Beck device would work as well, and it's automatic polarity > reversing > > would eliminate the procedure of switching hands (just in case > this > > measure were necessary). Moerover, high voltage / high freq. > "zappers" > > would probably suffuse EM energy throughout the body without > constantly > > moving the wands. > > > > --Russ > > > > -- > > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal > silver. > > > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail > message to: > > [email protected] -or- > [email protected] > > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >
