note the link on down 'there'............ it should read: www.earthpulse.net and not have the numeral 1 in it.
If anyone is interested in the Edgar Cayce Wet Cell appliance, check at Meridian Institute Edgar Cayce's Multiple Sclerosis Treatment ... org/health/database/chdata/data/prms3a.html For research into the efficacy of Cayce's approach to treating MS, visit http://www.meridianinstitute.com/msreport ... Description: Edgar Cayce's holistic approach to treating MS. Includes research, testimonials, and an online support... Category: Health > Conditions and Diseases > ... > Treatment www.webspawner.com/users/multscler1/ - 10k - Cached - Similar pages This email was cleaned by emailStripper, available for free from http://www.papercut.biz/emailStripper.htm davido On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 09:07:40 -0600 "Dan Nave" <[email protected]> writes: > Excerpts from "Alternatives" newsletter Volume 10, No. 9, March 2004 > put > out by Dr. David G. Williams. > > The Find of a Century...or Two > > When things finally do come together, however, the results can > overshadow years of frustration. That's exactly what happened > recently. > After years of constant digging, I'm about to share with you what > may be > one of the most powerful healing therapies I have uncovered during > the > 18 years I've been writing Alternatives. I don't want to sound > grandiose, but I feel this therapy may be one of the greatest > discoveries in the history of medicine. Like most of the treatments > or > cures I cover in Alternatives, the basis of my understanding and > appreciation start-ed forming years ago. > > Almost 22 years ago, I first heard about a device called a wet cell > appliance. It was first described by the healing psychic Edgar > Cayce. > Basically, it con-sists of a homemade chemical battery that > report-edly > can be used to treat Parkinson's and other neu-rological diseases. > Electrodes from the battery are placed at specific sites on the > body, > and a very weak current (25 to 35 millivolts) passes through the > body. > Before entering the body the current passes through a jar that > contains > gold, silver, or camphor salt solutions, which are supposed to > impart > the "vibratory frequencies" of these substances into the nervous > system, > immune system, or both. > > Some individuals have reported improve-ments after using wet cells, > but > the results have been very inconsistent. I've utilized wet cells in > the > past with very little success. Not surprisingly, there has been > little > credible research on wet cell therapy. The one study I'm aware of > showed > it produced only minimal results. (Subtle Energies & Energy > Medicine > 02;11(2):151-166) > > Knowing there are very few successful treat-ments for neurological > problems such as Parkinson's, I continued to search for a therapy > that > could possibly build on the very limited suc-cess of the wet cell. > About > ten years ago, I heard about the work of a Dr. Reuven Sandyk. Dr. > Sandyk > had begun to publish work involving the use of low-level > electromagnetic > treatment for Parkinson's. I spent time studying Dr. Sandyk's > research > and found it fascinating, to say the least. It differed from the > wet > cell therapy in that it uti-lized pulsed rather than continuous > current, > and instead of direct electrical current, it was electro-magnetic, > which > is to say it generated electrical fields in the body. Dr. Sandyk > had > shown that by using electromagnetic therapy to treat Parkinson's > patients, he could reduce the amount of medication they required > and > improve their gait, ability to speak, and sense of smell. (Int J > Neurosci 93;69(1-4):167-83) > > I immediately contacted Dr. Sandyk to discuss his work, and he > seemed > surprised I was interest-ed, hut he was very open and helpful. I > then > spoke with him on several subsequent occasions. For some reason, > that > access came to an abrupt halt, and he referred me to his attorney, > refusing to dis-cuss his work with me any further. I never learned > why. > I suspect he realized that I was looking for a way the therapy could > be > used immediately to help suffering Alternatives readers, and he was > afraid any publicity might put him in jeopardy with the Food and > Drug > Administration (FDA) or other regulatory authorities. > > I'm still not sure what happened, but it was a big disappointment. > After all, it certainly appeared to be a very simple, effective > therapy. > Very weak magnetic fields were being applied to the head, which > created > electrical fields in the brain. There was, and still is, a great > deal of > debate about how this could be effective. There is little question, > however, that it is safe and can achieve astound-ing results. > > Big Bucks for Temporary Results > > Dr. Sandyk has continued to research and pub-lish, and I have > continued > to follow his work. To date, he has published more than 500 > peer--reviewed studies, with more than 90 of those detailing the > successful use of electromagnetic field therapy in patients with > not > only Parkinson's, but also multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, > schizophre-nia, > cluster and migraine headaches, and Tourette's syndrome. I've > recently > learned that Dr. Sandyk is now treating patients using the > electro-magnetic device he developed. It appears that as long as he > doesn't manufacture his device or sell it to other practitioners, > and > he's not harming any-one, he can legally continue to treat patients > and > do research. He works in the New York area, reportedly charging $750 > for > the first session and $350 per session thereafter. According to > those I > spoke with, he treats patients from two to five days a week, and if > a > patient wants to maintain any pos-itive results, the treatment > must, > continue for life. Obviously, it has turned out to be a very > expensive > form of treatment. > > Dr. Sandyk's research, and that of other inves-tigators in Europe > and > China, continues to demonstrate that electromagnetic therapy is safe > and > effective for a wide range of neurological and other problems. This > has > created a frenzy in the marketplace, with dozens of new products and > a > long list of outrageous claims. While pulsed elec-tromagnetic > therapy > has been utilized for years by orthopedics to assist in the union > of > non-healing fractures, employing the therapy for neurological > problems > is practically unheard of in the U.S. The treatment costs are > generally > quite high and rarely, if ever, paid for by insurance companies. > > When I first spoke with Dr. Sandyk, I initially thought that this > is > the type of therapy that should be made available directly to those > who > need it. It's not rocket science, it's safe, and there's no rea-son > it > should be ridiculously expensive or limited to only a select few. > Obviously, not everyone shares this view, particularly when large > sums > of money are involved. I recently met a gentleman in Florida who > does > share my view. > > A Cheaper Way to Even Better Results > > Paul Becker's father, now deceased, suffered from a combination of > Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. In his search to try to help his > father, > Becker learned about Dr. Sandyk's work. It was too late for his > father, > but he did refer a patient with Parkinson's to Dr. Sandyk, and hoped > to > meet with him, as I did. Dr. Sandyk apparently wasn't interested. > > Under Dr. Sandyk's treatment, the patient improved but wasn't going > to > be able to continue the treatment indefinitely due to financial > con-straints and the fact that he lived in Florida. That's when > Becker > decided he could put togeth-er a device that could achieve the same > or > similar results, and that the patient could use without continuous, > costly office visits. Through a long series of trials and tests, he > developed a device he calls the EarthPulse. For legal and > regulatory > rea-sons he can't, and doesn't, sell the EarthPulse as a medical > device > or therapy. And he doesn't make any medical claims for its use. > Instead > it is mar-keted as "geomagnetic supplementation." As I'll discuss a > little later, a growing body of evidence suggests that we all could > benefit from geomag-netic supplementation. > > The EarthPulse is a small, portable device that generates an > electromagnetic field with a strength of 0.05 gauss. (The Earth's > natural magnetic field is 0.5 gauss.) It has an adjustable pulse > that > covers the range thought to be similar to that of Earth, around 7.8 > Hertz. (There is debate over whether the Earth's magnetic fields > have a > "pulse." But European and Russian scientists have designed numerous > suc-cessful electromagnetic devices in the 10-Hertz range based on > this > premise.) > > The EarthPulse is small (about the size of a deck of cards), and it > works off a 9-volt battery or AC converter. The coil attached to > the > device is placed under the mattress, and you simply go to sleep with > the > unit on. For more localized prob-lems, the coil can be placed under > a > pillow, and then you rest with the shoulder, hip, lower back, or > other > problem area on the pillow. > > Although the device is relatively new, it has produced amazing > results. > I recommend viewing some of the video footage on the EarthPulse Web > site, www.earthpulse.net. Of particular interest is the video of > the > 77-year-old gentleman Paul Becker referred to Dr. Sandyk. Under Dr. > Sandyk's treatment, he was making very notice-able improvements, but > his > condition regressed within two weeks of his last treatment. After > three > months, almost all of his improvements were gone. > > The video clearly shows dramatic changes in the man's ability to > function only hours after he began to use the EarthPulse. I had the > opportuni-ty to speak with this gentleman and his wife. He now uses > the > EarthPulse every night. It is placed in a sock so the negative side > remains up, with a pillow on top of that. In addition, for three to > five > days a week, depending on how he feels, he has a treatment to the > head > or neck for 30 to 45 min-utes, holding the coil in place with a > scarf. > Using the EarthPulse, he has been able to regain most of his > previous > gains and maintain them. > > I suspect that as more of these devices get into individuals' > hands, > we'll find they can benefit most, if not all, of the conditions > being > treated by Dr. Sandyk. Paul Becker is also excited about > EarthPulse's > ability to help reduce the pain and restrictions associated with > sports > and other injuries. He is working with the research depart-ments of > two > universities, documenting how use of the EarthPulse can not only > reduce > pain at an injury site but also improve athletic performance. I > fully > expect to see more positive data along those lines in the very near > future. > > The EarthPulse unit sells for $399 plus $20 for shipping and > handling. > Best of all, it comes with a 30-day unconditional money-back > guarantee. > This gives you a chance to try the unit, and, if for any reason you > don't want to keep it, you can get all of your money back, less > shipping > and han-dling. Thirty days is more than enough time to see if the > unit > will help whatever condition you're dealing with. In fact, most > people > begin to experi-ence positive results within a matter of days if > the > unit is going to help. More information can be > > found on www.earthpu1se.net and the device can be ordered through > the > mail from: Millipulse, Inc., 2100 NE Dixie Hwy., Jensen Beach, FL > 34957. There are two phone numbers you can call: 772-485-9724 or > 772-225-0358. > > The EarthPulse is a viable alternative if finances or location > prevent > you from obtaining treatments from Dr. Sandyk in New York. > > > > > > -- > 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] > Silver List archive: > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > > > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. 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