Re: Flu Shots vs Apprentice Godzilla

[Guest guest]

...clarifier: I only get inklings of symptoms, but no actual cold

symptoms, like runny nose, eyes, sneezing coughing, etc. I catch it

before it can get started.

...my method is to listen to weather changes in the news, and observe

others and self for symptoms. Tired, attitude change, ache,

soreness in throat, watery eyes, etc. and get out the device for a

couple of short 30 minute sessions a day for two or three days. I

use electrodes one on each wrist, so current hits a lot of blood.

My heart is fine, no pacemakers, so this is possible for me, you

should check facts about yourself before you try this method, ensure

you're safe for it.

bG

>

> I have no idea which is better, the debate can be endless. Just

> make an Apprentice godzilla, takes you 15 minutes and costs you

> under ten bucks. I'm hoping medical benefits may accrue to you

> using this.

>

> I'm having good results, I can feel these little colds and things,

> but so far, have escaped the scourge now since before starting

this

> group, or about 4 years with maybe one slight cold the whole time.

>

> I used to get two or three per year without fail, and the flu also.

>

> I wonder if by now it's just immunity built up, but if it is, did

> the electricity also contribute by making " in vivo " vaccines out

of

> every germ that got into me in those last 4 years.

>

> Using Apprentice Godzilla (see our main page menu, photos section)

> may have the same effect as a flu shot, or even better. If it

> inactivates germs, they become the vaccine. Science would benefit

> from having a vaccine-making system that just incubates the virus,

> electrifies it to keep it from reproducing, then package it in a

> form people can get innoculated with.

>

> Or, just use the device after the active germ has entered the

body.

> But that does require the mindset and timing to get to this stage

of

> evolution.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

Hi, Dick

The lantern is one I use, it sits there, if I feel like it, but i've

also used the small 9volt thing, the auto-unit, etc. It really

doesn't matter so long as the .2-.5mA is used in my case, device

irrelevant. Anything that provides this current in a steady flow is

good.

The current needed and time is uniform, it just depends how many

microbes are in the path. I don't think it matters to the effect in

pure terms, but each thing like colds, vs teeth, etc has a different

path, so the path across the microbe is significant, I'd say moreso

than the amt of current used per sq area. In general, if you use

100ua for an hour it's going to completely inactivate an area the

size of your thumb filled with HIV. Of course a complete

inactivation in so short a time isn't needed or desirable. But more

important there's little of it in your thumb, you have to find the

right target area, then apply it where it hits the most of the

virus, for HIV the gut area.

I've stated this key fact a bunch of times, but the precedent and

prestige of others tends to wipe out this rational approach and

people just do what someone who is oft-quoted said to do. The

passage of time means more is discovered, and the latest stuff on

this group in the last 1.5 years is more important for hep-c and HIV

than all our previous time put together, since we found out where

these two viruses should be addressed.

Unfortunately few are doing that, instead following the advice of

earlier data which takes a wrong approach...what can I say, if they

won't read or think: it's going to end badly. On the other hand,

those left will be those who read and think. So nature is on the

side of progress in this case at least.

bG

> >>

> >> I have no idea which is better, the debate can be endless. Just

> >> make an Apprentice godzilla, takes you 15 minutes and costs you

> >> under ten bucks. I'm hoping medical benefits may accrue to you

> >> using this.

> >>

> >> I'm having good results, I can feel these little colds and

things,

> >> but so far, have escaped the scourge now since before starting

> > this

> >> group, or about 4 years with maybe one slight cold the whole

time.

> >>

> >> I used to get two or three per year without fail, and the flu

also.

> >>

> >> I wonder if by now it's just immunity built up, but if it is,

did

> >> the electricity also contribute by making " in vivo " vaccines out

> > of

> >> every germ that got into me in those last 4 years.

> >>

> >> Using Apprentice Godzilla (see our main page menu, photos

section)

> >> may have the same effect as a flu shot, or even better. If it

> >> inactivates germs, they become the vaccine. Science would

benefit

> >> from having a vaccine-making system that just incubates the

virus,

> >> electrifies it to keep it from reproducing, then package it in a

> >> form people can get innoculated with.

> >>

> >> Or, just use the device after the active germ has entered the

> > body.

> >> But that does require the mindset and timing to get to this

stage

> > of

> >> evolution.

> >>

> >> bG

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > The group's main page has a menu to the left, with photos of

Godzilla

> > devices and info. This is a discussion, free speech forum, not

medical

> > advice. All info is free to members. Membership is free, but

by joing,

> > you agree to hold harmless the posters, including moderator,

from damages

> > from anything you find here whether jointly, severally, or

individually.

> > We are interested in your results, but cannot say anything about

> > repeatability, or whether this might have medical benefits.

Thanks, for

> > your understanding, good luck researching. --bG

> >

[Guest guest]

Well, let's say survival of the current form of the wisest, that

phrase doesn't hurt anybody who happens to be in the reservoir of

those serving as nature's random testing and entertainment troupe.

The 4 A's will give you abt the same as the 6v subject to whether

the A's are NiMH, Alkaline (higher), NiCd (lower) etc. Good

question though. Some who want a slightly weaker current can use

NiCD for example and fine tune thusly.

bob

> The survival of the wisest, huh?

> I used my ammeter to check the current when hooked to the lantern

battery,

> and it is in the microamp range. Haven't checked the 4-AA

batteries yet. Do

> you know where it would fall? Probably about the same, but would

not last

> near as long as the lantern. Right?

>

> Dick