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AC means the current reverses itself, usually quickly, like 60 times a

second. The " A " stands for " Alternating " , and it means reversing

itself between two directions. DC means it keeps running in one

direction. " D " stands for " Direct " , and that means it keeps flowing

one-way. It's the same as a One-Way street, exactly.

The problem I am seeing over the years with AC is that the reversals

seem to nullify themselves. No sooner does the microbe start to get

inactivated by electrons piling up into an imbalance, then the current

suddenly goes the other way and restores the balance. This can leave

the microbe with a net charge of zero. That means it's back where it

started, and still " activated " , able to cause infection again.

It's similar to when your driveway has dirt in it, and you get out the

hose and spray it. At first the dirt goes down the driveway. Then,

if you run to the other end of the driveway, and spray the dirt in the

opposite direction, it moves back up the driveway.

Sooner or later the dirt will drift off the driveway to the sides and

some at each end. But this is not as fast as if you just stayed at

one end and kept pushing it all off in one direction with the spray

from the hose.

Of course, if you run it too long in one direction, there are things

that tend to get out of balance in the body. Chemical changes occur

around electric currents when run through the body. They are mild but

over time, they can pile up. This is why you need to switch it

backwards every five to ten minutes so that this is minimized, if not

eliminated.

Back to the driveway. If you run the hose for five minutes from one

end, a lot of the dirt goes out the other end of the driveway. You

then run for another five minutes in the other direction, and some

dirt may loosen better in that direction and be washed off the other

end.

Does this make a clear picture of why a reversing (AC) current may not

be as fast or dependable as a persistent DC current that goes in one

direction just like the spray on the driveway?

bG

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