Re: cancer likes electricity?

[Guest guest]

I seem to remember that somewhere, probably a Dr. in this group said, " Don't put

electrodes on the carotid arteries. "

Jack

cancer likes electricity?

Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

direct liver treatment.

The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

neck before it knocked me out.

I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

Be careful out there,

Good Luck

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[Guest guest]

Hi M.,

It may not be a good idea to put the current on those arteries on your neck

cuz the current could go through the heart just as well with that setup, and you

know what that might do...

Take care,

V

> Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

> case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

> I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

> sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

> direct liver treatment.

> The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

> stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

> Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

> neck before it knocked me out.

> I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

> don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

> Be careful out there,

> Good Luck

--

[Guest guest]

This: http://www.cancer-treatment.net/

Is interesting reading.

DC on carotid arteries. With your device, I'd avoid it. The current

is too high. 1mA is the max on the head area and your device is

probably higher. There's little to be gained unless your head is

infected. No tradeoff there.

The liver, there's an inherent tradeoff: you have heard (probably

based on cancer under power lines, which was disproven) that current

makes tumors grow. You have the above to contradict that. You have

heard that chronic hep-c infection causes liver cancer. You have

nothing to contradict that.

Eyeflashes, I don't think it is significant, but not an expert.

optic nerve is very sensitive, down to 1 photon. There's some

therapy uses these flashes to stimulate the nerve somehow you might

want to google it.

bG

>

> Hi M.,

>

> It may not be a good idea to put the current on those arteries

on your neck cuz the current could go through the heart just as well

with that setup, and you know what that might do...

>

> Take care,

> V

>

>

> > Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in

this

> > case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than

killing it?

> > I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out

for

> > sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit

doing

> > direct liver treatment.

> > The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

> > stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass

out.

> > Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads

off my

> > neck before it knocked me out.

> > I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say,

what

> > don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

> > Be careful out there,

> > Good Luck

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> --

>

[Guest guest]

If that's the case you shouldn't put it anywhere on the throat area for a sore

throat or the chest for lung problems.

We've treated sore throats and recently pleurisy with no problem.

Re: cancer likes electricity?

Hi M.,

It may not be a good idea to put the current on those arteries on your neck

cuz the current could go through the heart just as well with that setup, and you

know what that might do...

Take care,

V

> Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

> case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

> I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

> sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

> direct liver treatment.

> The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

> stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

> Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

> neck before it knocked me out.

> I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

> don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

> Be careful out there,

> Good Luck

--

[Guest guest]

Electricity was used extensively prior to the corruption of the medical

industry by drug companies owned by the robber barons of the last century.

The technology achieved extremely high levels of technical sophistication

and there were many doctors using the various forms of treatment

applications to treat and usually cure disease conditions. Cancer tumors

were acted upon by many of these methods.

I maintain an extensive collection of medical books written by the leading

authorities who pioneered the technology.

Direct currents were used in conjunction with substances such as arsenic,

copper, zinc, and iodine which essentially electroplated tumors thus choking

off their fuel supplies. Both polarities were utilized because various

substances had differing electron reactions. One remarkable treatment was

the eradication of uterine fibroid tumors which form due to a lack of

systemic elemental iodine.

A silver vaginal probe plated with zinc was inserted and a D.C. Current was

passed so that the inserted probe was of a negative potential. An

indifferent electrode was inserted into the rectum so as to complete the

circuit. The zinc was absorbed into the diseases epithelial tissues that

were laced with tumors, poisoning them. A few days later the probes were

re-inserted and the polarity was reversed. This action pulled the zinc out

of the necrosed tissues back onto the electrode. The tissue mass was left

for nature to release having grown a new layer of epithelial tissue free of

the virus which produced the previous tumors and the old tissue mass

sloughed off and was expelled. The technique was considered routine for the

treatment of fibroid tumors and all practitioners were thoroughly versed in

it use. I own a vaginal probe from the estate of a doctor from Romania. I

get quite a rise out of it when I pass it through an audience during my

lectures.

-- cancer likes electricity?

Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

direct liver treatment.

The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

neck before it knocked me out.

I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

Be careful out there,

Good Luck

[Guest guest]

Hi Could you post the list of such books? I'd appreciate it

cancer likes electricity?

Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

direct liver treatment.

The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

neck before it knocked me out.

I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

Be careful out there,

Good Luck

[Guest guest]

I could but there so scarce that I doubt you would find them. There was one

that can be down-loaded from somewhere. I think it was Nobel Eberharts'

Search the names Cumberbatch, ph Waddington, Cholnoky, Plank, Homer

, Snow, Eberhart. Grover, and y.

The Bakken Library has a full listing of just about every book written on

this topic.

http://www.thebakken.org/library/books/20e.htm

-- Re: cancer likes electricity?

Hi Could you post the list of such books? I'd appreciate it

cancer likes electricity?

Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing it?

I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit doing

direct liver treatment.

The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off my

neck before it knocked me out.

I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

Be careful out there,

Good Luck

[Guest guest]

Have you read anything about using current for ovarian cysts?

Marge

>

> Electricity was used extensively prior to the corruption of the

medical

> industry by drug companies owned by the robber barons of the last

century.

> The technology achieved extremely high levels of technical

sophistication

> and there were many doctors using the various forms of treatment

> applications to treat and usually cure disease conditions. Cancer

tumors

> were acted upon by many of these methods.

>

> I maintain an extensive collection of medical books written by the

leading

> authorities who pioneered the technology.

>

> Direct currents were used in conjunction with substances such as

arsenic,

> copper, zinc, and iodine which essentially electroplated tumors

thus choking

> off their fuel supplies. Both polarities were utilized because

various

> substances had differing electron reactions. One remarkable

treatment was

> the eradication of uterine fibroid tumors which form due to a lack

of

> systemic elemental iodine.

>

> A silver vaginal probe plated with zinc was inserted and a D.C.

Current was

> passed so that the inserted probe was of a negative potential. An

> indifferent electrode was inserted into the rectum so as to

complete the

> circuit. The zinc was absorbed into the diseases epithelial tissues

that

> were laced with tumors, poisoning them. A few days later the probes

were

> re-inserted and the polarity was reversed. This action pulled the

zinc out

> of the necrosed tissues back onto the electrode. The tissue mass

was left

> for nature to release having grown a new layer of epithelial tissue

free of

> the virus which produced the previous tumors and the old tissue mass

> sloughed off and was expelled. The technique was considered routine

for the

> treatment of fibroid tumors and all practitioners were thoroughly

versed in

> it use. I own a vaginal probe from the estate of a doctor from

Romania. I

> get quite a rise out of it when I pass it through an audience

during my

> lectures.

>

> -- cancer likes electricity?

>

> Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in this

> case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than killing

it?

> I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out for

> sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit

doing

> direct liver treatment.

> The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When I

> stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass out.

> Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads off

my

> neck before it knocked me out.

> I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say, what

> don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

> Be careful out there,

> Good Luck

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have ovarian cysts and did not always have a monthly cycle,

because the cysts would grow, and block the flow. The doctor wanted

to put me on a low dose of estrogen, but I also have HCV, and try

not to take meds that are bad for my liver. I bought a mag pulser a

month ago and started using it on my gall bladder and liver area.

Within 3 days, I started my period which I had not had in 3 months,

and this month again I am having a normal cycle. I don't know if

the cysts are gone or not, but I feel so much better. I feel like

my body has been set right when it has been off for so long.

> >

> > Electricity was used extensively prior to the corruption of the

> medical

> > industry by drug companies owned by the robber barons of the

last

> century.

> > The technology achieved extremely high levels of technical

> sophistication

> > and there were many doctors using the various forms of treatment

> > applications to treat and usually cure disease conditions.

Cancer

> tumors

> > were acted upon by many of these methods.

> >

> > I maintain an extensive collection of medical books written by

the

> leading

> > authorities who pioneered the technology.

> >

> > Direct currents were used in conjunction with substances such as

> arsenic,

> > copper, zinc, and iodine which essentially electroplated tumors

> thus choking

> > off their fuel supplies. Both polarities were utilized because

> various

> > substances had differing electron reactions. One remarkable

> treatment was

> > the eradication of uterine fibroid tumors which form due to a

lack

> of

> > systemic elemental iodine.

> >

> > A silver vaginal probe plated with zinc was inserted and a D.C.

> Current was

> > passed so that the inserted probe was of a negative potential. An

> > indifferent electrode was inserted into the rectum so as to

> complete the

> > circuit. The zinc was absorbed into the diseases epithelial

tissues

> that

> > were laced with tumors, poisoning them. A few days later the

probes

> were

> > re-inserted and the polarity was reversed. This action pulled

the

> zinc out

> > of the necrosed tissues back onto the electrode. The tissue mass

> was left

> > for nature to release having grown a new layer of epithelial

tissue

> free of

> > the virus which produced the previous tumors and the old tissue

mass

> > sloughed off and was expelled. The technique was considered

routine

> for the

> > treatment of fibroid tumors and all practitioners were

thoroughly

> versed in

> > it use. I own a vaginal probe from the estate of a doctor from

> Romania. I

> > get quite a rise out of it when I pass it through an audience

> during my

> > lectures.

> >

> > -- cancer likes electricity?

> >

> > Does anyone know if applying voltage to a cancerous organ, (in

this

> > case a liver), actually invigorates the cancer rather than

killing

> it?

> > I read this somewhere and quit applying voltage until I find out

for

> > sure. I'm still applying the 'Zilla to my bloodstream, but quit

> doing

> > direct liver treatment.

> > The other day tried applying to the cartorid arteries. Wow! When

I

> > stretched, it started jolting my brain and almost made me pass

out.

> > Light flashes in the eyes and everything! Had to pull the pads

off

> my

> > neck before it knocked me out.

> > I love this stuff! It's better than drugs! Hey, like they say,

what

> > don't kill ya just makes you stronger. ha-ha

> > Be careful out there,

> > Good Luck

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >