Re: microcurrents and cancer

[Guest guest]

a thing that has playing on my mind for a while: what about free

radicals being produced by the current we apply to our blood? any

thoughts on this?

by the way - i feel great on the protocol. applying the godzilla

refreshes me within something like 10-30 minutes.

ragnar

>

> Gupka did a newsletter concerning the use of microcurrents for

treating cancer: If you are interested:

>

> http://www.newmediaexplorer.

org/chris/2004/08/18/another_electrotherapy_low_level_dc_to_treat_canc

er_shunned.htm

>

> You may have to copy and paste the above URL into the address bar on

your browser.

>

> Dick

>

>

[Guest guest]

a thing that has playing on my mind for a while: what about free

radicals being produced by the current we apply to our blood? any

thoughts on this?

by the way - i feel great on the protocol. applying the godzilla

refreshes me within something like 10-30 minutes.

ragnar

>

> Gupka did a newsletter concerning the use of microcurrents for

treating cancer: If you are interested:

>

> http://www.newmediaexplorer.

org/chris/2004/08/18/another_electrotherapy_low_level_dc_to_treat_canc

er_shunned.htm

>

> You may have to copy and paste the above URL into the address bar on

your browser.

>

> Dick

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ions should equalize after current turned off. Some new substances

will be formed from the reaction.

Blood cells lived longer and were stimulated in the kaali-lyman

study by DC current. See the study in the results/toxicity studies,

where they found the side effects to be additional benefits.

Not all chemical changes in the body are bad, and it depends on how

long current is run. 10 minutes should be very safe, as that's how

long iontophoresis units run, at about 4 times the current we are

using with godzilla. That assumes you stick to the .2-.5mA which

we've been yakkin at you a LONG time now.

bG

> >

> > Gupka did a newsletter concerning the use of microcurrents

for

> treating cancer: If you are interested:

> >

> > http://www.newmediaexplorer.

>

org/chris/2004/08/18/another_electrotherapy_low_level_dc_to_treat_can

c

> er_shunned.htm

> >

> > You may have to copy and paste the above URL into the address

bar on

> your browser.

> >

> > Dick

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi....where can a person find the studies that you are talking about?.......Robb

Re: microcurrents and cancer

Ions should equalize after current turned off. Some new substances

will be formed from the reaction.

Blood cells lived longer and were stimulated in the kaali-lyman

study by DC current. See the study in the results/toxicity studies,

where they found the side effects to be additional benefits.

Not all chemical changes in the body are bad, and it depends on how

long current is run. 10 minutes should be very safe, as that's how

long iontophoresis units run, at about 4 times the current we are

using with godzilla. That assumes you stick to the .2-.5mA which

we've been yakkin at you a LONG time now.

bG

> >

> > Gupka did a newsletter concerning the use of microcurrents

for

> treating cancer: If you are interested:

> >

> > http://www.newmediaexplorer.

>

org/chris/2004/08/18/another_electrotherapy_low_level_dc_to_treat_can

c

> er_shunned.htm

> >

> > You may have to copy and paste the above URL into the address

bar on

> your browser.

> >

> > Dick

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

our files, Einstein college of medicine kaali-lyman study

> Hi....where can a person find the studies that you are talking

about?.......Robb

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