Re: All the jazz about silver

[Guest guest]

I would like to make a brief report. There is no doubt now, at least

in my mind, that electricity is where its at when seeking an

alternative to target infections that CS, which I consider another,

but different bullet,is not powerful enough to infiltrate. And I must

add the comment, that there are people who have reported diminishing

HepC viral loads using CS.

BG, don't knock anyone for taking ideas, even yours, and experimenting

a bit further. This group is a valuable " think tank " .

Since last Sunday I've been dealing with something I was beginning to

believe (as of yesterday morning) was the progressive development of

a bad case of bronchitis, perhaps even pneumonia. I'd been on Vit

C, herbs, EOils, etc. No typical fever or chills symptoms, but head

congestion that went to the chest which made made my lungs sound like

simmering, wheezing cauldrons. Mucous is pretty much clear which

makes me think viral. Unlike most (men especially) I have not the

skills to hack it up so unless I took steam or a heating pad to loosen

the material, I saw no mechanical means to clear the chest/lungs.

Not UNTIL, the coughing became so bad my side began to hurt did I go

for the " Glove " . I had used it once or twice during the week,

maybe 20 minutes.

Yesterday, I took it out, again, used it almost all day, and slept

with it almost the entire night placed at the center of the chest near

the clavicles. When the Glove was on my chest, I sometimes used a

heating pad on my back. When placing glove on back, heating pad with

EO of eucalyptus was on my chest. I know that the heating pad was but

an loosing agent/aid to the Glove, (one) which I believe did all the

work, like air would act in a tire. The heating pad alone, made

little difference other than it was comforting.

This morning, there is a world of difference in my breathing, and the

amount of mucous and tightness has lessened significantly. For the

last few days I was not even capable of taking breaths deep enough to

cough the stuff up or blow my nose. This morning, I can at least

breath deeply but the congestion is still there, deep in the lungs.

Lesson learned by trial and error. My error was not initially using

the glove with enough diligence. The condition/virus, which is

persistent, has not cleared completely, but I will not make the error

of thinking that because there is improvement I can slack off and not

be villigent until its completely gone. I bought a few sponge

brushes last week. Today I plan to make the paddles thinking they may

be better suited for easier placement and taping to an area.

>

> We haven't found any microbes that could resist dc current. Adding

> silver is supposed to do what? In most cases our devices are too

> powerful to start with. Wounds healed faster when we used dc,

> possibly because infection was less troubling. I don't get it, silver

> was used for experimental phoresis on nerve damage so as to restore

> tissue by stem cell formation. Anybody got that problem? I didn't

> think so. There's a lot of work to be done getting the word out about

> infections and these batteries, and so far silver hasn't meant much at

> all to the process. CS ingested didn't reach HIV in the gut, and it

> didn't clear Hep-c in the liver, either. We got full remission with

> herpes 2 using the godzilla battery thing. I've got lots of silver,

> and found it does not get used much except for stomach infections from

> tainted food. I will offer some advice, don't waste too much time

> and/or money on it lest it sit around for years unused. It's your

> time and your money.

>

> bG

>

[Guest guest]

You mean you only used one glove? What did you do with the other one? How

did the electricity flow through the body if you didn't use two? I'm

cornfused. Lol Also, if you still have it, and think it's viral, you might

want to mist some CS into your mouth as you breath deeply in, so that it

goes down into the lungs. I've heard this is very helpful. You can just

get a nasal spray bottle, dump out the contents, rinse and fill with CS,

then pump it a few times, aimed at the back of your throat, as you breath

deeply in.

Samala

-------Original Message-------

Yesterday, I took it out, again, used it almost all day, and slept

With it almost the entire night placed at the center of the chest near

The clavicles. When the Glove was on my chest, I sometimes used a

Heating pad on my back. When placing glove on back, heating pad with

EO of eucalyptus was on my chest. I know that the heating pad was but

An loosing agent/aid to the Glove, (one) which I believe did all the

Work, like air would act in a tire. The heating pad alone, made

Little difference other than it was comforting.

[Guest guest]

thanks for the report, filed. I've had " ok " results with

bronchial/lung infection and batteries. I seem to be able to stop it

but to get rid of the cough have needed antibiotics or inhalers. Not

sure yet as to our limits to what we can/cannot do with respiratory

conditions. If bacterial, then we have a much larger area and degree

of spread of the germs.

One thing I'm thinking lately: lower power over the whole area of

lungs for a longer period, like an hour or two at a low power with

electrodes placed around the area to criss-cross the paths of

electricity through the lungs. Sinus infections seem to do better

with longer application times and lower power. They are probably

bacterial in many cases.

CS has been useful with hep-c, you're right. I'd suspect if the

liver is not too clogged up, as in early stages, it might be more

useful than later when things are clogged up. We had an advanced

case in which CS got it and kept it down to 2.2 mil. DC reduced that

to 14k in 15 weeks. When DC stopped it climbed to 800k in 3 weeks.

So, down 99 percent with DC + CS, and up again with just CS. Not

tested with just DC, so it could also be a combinational effect. If

I had hep-c I'd definitely take some CS and use DC.

bG

> >

> > We haven't found any microbes that could resist dc current.

Adding

> > silver is supposed to do what? In most cases our devices are too

> > powerful to start with. Wounds healed faster when we used dc,

> > possibly because infection was less troubling. I don't get it,

silver

> > was used for experimental phoresis on nerve damage so as to

restore

> > tissue by stem cell formation. Anybody got that problem? I

didn't

> > think so. There's a lot of work to be done getting the word out

about

> > infections and these batteries, and so far silver hasn't meant

much at

> > all to the process. CS ingested didn't reach HIV in the gut, and

it

> > didn't clear Hep-c in the liver, either. We got full remission

with

> > herpes 2 using the godzilla battery thing. I've got lots of

silver,

> > and found it does not get used much except for stomach infections

from

> > tainted food. I will offer some advice, don't waste too much

time

> > and/or money on it lest it sit around for years unused. It's

your

> > time and your money.

> >

> > bG

> >

>

[Guest guest]

i'm one to testify as to the power of CS alone on hep-C. don't have

numbers, but went from being ddesperately pagued with increasing symptoms of

all sorts to pretty much symptom free in 2 months.

when i get my paddles assembled, & then some gloves made, i'm going to

combine with CS for sure.

i believe that article recently posted here & now in the files by robert o.

becker about microcurrents generating stem cells that regenerate needed

tissues involved using CS in combo. i think they might need to work

together to do the stem cell trick?

also read something else recently indicating that electric currents over

some power level caused cancers to grow, but at very low power caused them

to stop growing and/or die.

i don't remember the figures, but it appeared while reading that we're in

the desired range.

cheers,

bobL

>

> CS has been useful with hep-c, you're right. I'd suspect if the

> liver is not too clogged up, as in early stages, it might be more

> useful than later when things are clogged up. We had an advanced

> case in which CS got it and kept it down to 2.2 mil. DC reduced that

> to 14k in 15 weeks. When DC stopped it climbed to 800k in 3 weeks.

> So, down 99 percent with DC + CS, and up again with just CS. Not

> tested with just DC, so it could also be a combinational effect. If

> I had hep-c I'd definitely take some CS and use DC.

>

> bG

>

>

> >

> >

> > I would like to make a brief report. There is no doubt now, at least

> > in my mind, that electricity is where its at when seeking an

> > alternative to target infections that CS, which I consider another,

> > but different bullet,is not powerful enough to infiltrate. And I

> must

> > add the comment, that there are people who have reported diminishing

> > HepC viral loads using CS.

[Guest guest]

I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh well.

Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last night

I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

the congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy that

today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half plain

water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been aggressive

enough.

>

> You mean you only used one glove? What did you do with the other

one? How

> did the electricity flow through the body if you didn't use two? I'm

> cornfused. Lol Also, if you still have it, and think it's viral,

you might

> want to mist some CS into your mouth as you breath deeply in, so that it

> goes down into the lungs. I've heard this is very helpful. You can

just

> get a nasal spray bottle, dump out the contents, rinse and fill with CS,

> then pump it a few times, aimed at the back of your throat, as you

breath

> deeply in.

>

> Samala

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> Yesterday, I took it out, again, used it almost all day, and slept

> With it almost the entire night placed at the center of the chest near

> The clavicles. When the Glove was on my chest, I sometimes used a

> Heating pad on my back. When placing glove on back, heating pad with

> EO of eucalyptus was on my chest. I know that the heating pad was but

> An loosing agent/aid to the Glove, (one) which I believe did all the

> Work, like air would act in a tire. The heating pad alone, made

> Little difference other than it was comforting.

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> I would like to make a brief report. There is no doubt now, at least

> in my mind, that electricity is where its at when seeking an

> alternative to target infections that CS, which I consider another,

> but different bullet,is not powerful enough to infiltrate. And I

must

> add the comment, that there are people who have reported diminishing

> HepC viral loads using CS.

>

> BG, don't knock anyone for taking ideas, even yours, and

experimenting

> a bit further. This group is a valuable " think tank " .

>

> Since last Sunday I've been dealing with something I was beginning

to

> believe (as of yesterday morning) was the progressive development

of

> a bad case of bronchitis, perhaps even pneumonia. I'd been on Vit

> C, herbs, EOils, etc. No typical fever or chills symptoms, but

head

> congestion that went to the chest which made made my lungs sound

like

> simmering, wheezing cauldrons. Mucous is pretty much clear which

> makes me think viral. Unlike most (men especially) I have not the

> skills to hack it up so unless I took steam or a heating pad to

loosen

> the material, I saw no mechanical means to clear the chest/lungs.

> Not UNTIL, the coughing became so bad my side began to hurt did I go

> for the " Glove " . I had used it once or twice during the week,

> maybe 20 minutes.

>

> Yesterday, I took it out, again, used it almost all day, and slept

> with it almost the entire night placed at the center of the chest

near

> the clavicles. When the Glove was on my chest, I sometimes used a

> heating pad on my back. When placing glove on back, heating pad

with

> EO of eucalyptus was on my chest. I know that the heating pad was

but

> an loosing agent/aid to the Glove, (one) which I believe did all

the

> work, like air would act in a tire. The heating pad alone, made

> little difference other than it was comforting.

>

> This morning, there is a world of difference in my breathing, and

the

> amount of mucous and tightness has lessened significantly. For the

> last few days I was not even capable of taking breaths deep enough

to

> cough the stuff up or blow my nose. This morning, I can at least

> breath deeply but the congestion is still there, deep in the lungs.

>

> Lesson learned by trial and error. My error was not initially using

> the glove with enough diligence. The condition/virus, which is

> persistent, has not cleared completely, but I will not make the

error

> of thinking that because there is improvement I can slack off and

not

> be villigent until its completely gone. I bought a few sponge

> brushes last week. Today I plan to make the paddles thinking they

may

> be better suited for easier placement and taping to an area.

>

>

My experience re colds - for every hour you delay zillin'

treatment - add another 1/2 hr to the time needed for

duration of use.

Consistent IMMEDIATE use can get them stopped; only symptom

next day MIGHT be a mild herx reaction; don't even get a

runny nose. Delay 6 hrs - add a day to recovery, some

nose drain.

Have a mod for big pads like those needed for lung

clearing - a current limiter ckt that stops the polarity

switching transients, delays the equivalent capacitance charge

change to about 20 seconds for completion; awaiting parts

for testing. Will advise re results in a wk or so.

Joe.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on " no matter

what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if your

battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did you hook

the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to have a

positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a glove on

one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal and one

glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it up for a

few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are NOT cured

and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it comes back

with a vengeance.

Samala

-------Original Message-------

I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh well.

Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last night

I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy that

Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half plain

Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been aggressive

Enough.

[Guest guest]

> >

> > You mean you only used one glove? What did you do with the other

> one? How

> > did the electricity flow through the body if you didn't use two?

I'm

> > cornfused. Lol Also, if you still have it, and think it's viral,

> you might

> > want to mist some CS into your mouth as you breath deeply in, so

that it

> > goes down into the lungs. I've heard this is very helpful. You

can

> just

> > get a nasal spray bottle, dump out the contents, rinse and fill

with CS,

> > then pump it a few times, aimed at the back of your throat, as you

> breath

> > deeply in.

> >

> > Samala

> >

> >

> > -------Original Message-------

> >

> > Yesterday, I took it out, again, used it almost all day, and

slept

> > With it almost the entire night placed at the center of the chest

near

> > The clavicles. When the Glove was on my chest, I sometimes used a

> > Heating pad on my back. When placing glove on back, heating pad

with

> > EO of eucalyptus was on my chest. I know that the heating pad was

but

> > An loosing agent/aid to the Glove, (one) which I believe did all

the

> > Work, like air would act in a tire. The heating pad alone, made

> > Little difference other than it was comforting.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on "

no matter

> what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if

your

> battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did

you hook

> the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to

have a

> positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a

glove on

> one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal

and one

> glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

You are understanding just fine; correct too.

Joe.

>

> Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

> something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it

up for a

> few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are

NOT cured

> and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

comes back

> with a vengeance.

>

> Samala

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh

well.

> Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

> Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last

night

> I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

> The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

> Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy

that

> Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

> I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half

plain

> Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been

aggressive

> Enough.

>

[Guest guest]

yes you got it right, there has to be a complete circuit closed loop.

probably used one glove for one side and simply a single contact of some

sort somewhere for the other.

cheers,

bobL

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> Re: Re: All the jazz about silver

>

>

> Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be

> " on " no matter

> what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if your

> battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did you hook

> the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to have a

> positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a glove on

> one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal and one

> glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

>

> Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

> something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it up for a

> few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we

> are NOT cured

> and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

> comes back

> with a vengeance.

>

> Samala

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh well.

> Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

> Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last night

> I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

> The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

> Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy that

> Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

> I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half plain

> Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been aggressive

> Enough.

>

>

>

>

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> instructions and test results.

>

> By joining 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

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> understanding, and good luck researching. --bG

>

[Guest guest]

You could combine gloves and paddles. You would use one glove and

one paddle. That would be pretty well balanced.

If using just one small electrode and one glove or paddle, the small

electrode will limit how much current flows in the whole thing.

bG

>

> Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on "

no matter

> what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if

your

> battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did

you hook

> the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to

have a

> positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a

glove on

> one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal

and one

> glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

>

> Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

> something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it

up for a

> few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are

NOT cured

> and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

comes back

> with a vengeance.

>

> Samala

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh

well.

> Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

> Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last

night

> I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

> The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

> Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy

that

> Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

> I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half

plain

> Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been

aggressive

> Enough.

>

[Guest guest]

LOL....hmmm. Maybe it's me who is not getting it. One glove....wired

to both battery posts +/- with alligator clips. One glove with copper

leads covered with cloth and wired and secured with electrical tape to

two leads then connected to positive/negative terminals.

>

> Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on "

no matter

> what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if your

> battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did you

hook

> the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to

have a

> positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a

glove on

> one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal and one

> glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

>

> Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

> something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it up

for a

> few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are

NOT cured

> and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

comes back

> with a vengeance.

>

> Samala

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh well.

> Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

> Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last night

> I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

> The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

> Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy that

> Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

> I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half plain

> Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been aggressive

> Enough.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi BG,

A point of concern here please. Using a small electrode will force all the

current through a

small patch of skin, causing the skin and tissues underneath to burn. The

smallest electrode

area that I personally would ever think of using would be 1/4 " x 1 " and

preferable nothing

less than 1 " x1 " if at all possible. I have suffered burns on ankle skin from

1/4 " x 1/2 " sticky

electrodes so that size will cause burns.

My take on electrode size is to go as big as possible to decrease the current

density (mA

current / sq inch area ) and would advise using more than 1 square inch of

electrode area.

By design the max current in my units should not be greater than 1mA, limited by

a resistor

or a rocksolid current controller. For a 9v unit I fit a 9k1 ohm or a 10k ohm

inline. For your 6v

units you could use a 6k2 ohm which should be readily available. That way they

cannot wind

it up beyond 1mA . However they can still hurt themselves if they allow all the

power to flow

through a small area, say the rounded end of a crocodile clip , or a dangle of

wet thread after

the rest of the wrap has dried.

Be Well,

Tony

On 6 Dec 2006 at 18:56, baby_grand wrote about :

Subject : Re: All the jazz about

> You could combine gloves and paddles. You would use one glove and

> one paddle. That would be pretty well balanced.

>

> If using just one small electrode and one glove or paddle, the small

> electrode will limit how much current flows in the whole thing.

>

> bG

>

>

> >

> > Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on "

> no matter

> > what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So, if

> your

> > battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did

> you hook

> > the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to

> have a

> > positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a

> glove on

> > one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal

> and one

> > glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

> >

> > Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive when

> > something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it

> up for a

> > few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are

> NOT cured

> > and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

> comes back

> > with a vengeance.

> >

> > Samala

> >

> >

> > -------Original Message-------

> >

> > I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh

> well.

> > Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just one

> > Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last

> night

> > I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This morning,

> > The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering or

> > Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> > Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy

> that

> > Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the CS,

> > I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half

> plain

> > Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> > Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been

> aggressive

> > Enough.

> >

>

>

>

>

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

or whether this might have medical benefits. Thanks, for your understanding,

and good luck researching. --bG

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[Guest guest]

you can't or should not, wire one glove to both battery posts. Each

glove has one wire for one post. the other post can be wired to

anything except the same glove.

bG

> >

> > Um, I guess I'm just not getting it. Yes, electricity will be " on "

> no matter

> > what--IF both connections are hooked up to something, right? So,

if your

> > battery was only hooked to one connection, how was it on? Or did

you

> hook

> > the end of the glove wire to both terminals? I thought you had to

> have a

> > positive and a negative hooked up--both terminals. I could see a

> glove on

> > one terminal and just a wire on the other, but just one terminal

and one

> > glove? I'm sorry--I'm just not understanding.

> >

> > Yes, I found that not only does a person have to be aggressive

when

> > something is coming on--or here already--but it's best to keep it

up

> for a

> > few days after you feel better or cured. Because sometimes we are

> NOT cured

> > and it comes back. And normally, when something comes back, it

> comes back

> > with a vengeance.

> >

> > Samala

> >

> >

> > -------Original Message-------

> >

> > I only had " one " made for myself. For others, I made two. Oh

well.

> > Paddles are on my list of things to do today. And why not just

one

> > Glove? The electricity is going to flow regardless. Again, last

night

> > I fell asleep with the glove positioned at the chest. This

morning,

> > The congestion is better still. I am not into needless suffering

or

> > Sadism but the most I will go for re meds at this time is a

> > Decongestant to further help break down the mucous, and I'll buy

that

> > Today. Whatever type of infection it is...its nasty. As to the

CS,

> > I've been keeping a water bottle half filled with CS/ other half

plain

> > Water and sip throughout the day. Today, Im' going for straight

> > Undilluted CS through the day. Conclusion: I haven't been

aggressive

> > Enough.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Here's some ideas:

1. putting a needle into an artery reduces the resistance 700 times.

It will allow a lot lot lot of current into the body. (we know not to

do it, right?) That can kill you because too much current will descend

into the body via blood, which is very conductive. The skin is a

pretty good if not perfect conductor.

2. putting the same needle flat down on the skin will let very little

current in because the area of skin conducting this current has a

resistance.

3. the resistance of an electrode laying on the skin has uniform

density for the most part. The larger area does not change the density

of resistance per sq mm. Add more sq mm in the wire and resistance in

the whole wire will drop, yes. But if you use one small electrode and

one large electrode, their resistances will be additive since the

current passes through each of them and will be resisted by each in

turn. The result will be whatever current flows through a wire having

x + y resistance, where x and y are the separate resistances of each

paddle, glove, single electrode, etc.

If you put a tiny dot of a metal electrode on the skin and wet it, and

keep it wet, after awhile it will probably make a hole in the skin. IF

you cover with cloth or sponge, it will also do that but it takes

longer. And it has to be wet the whole time.

If using one single electrode of 1/4 " x 1 " and you use 6 volts, let's

say your current comes out to: .5ma. IF a glove is used on the other

side of the battery, and the glove has 5 of these same sized

electrodes, then the whole glove will use .5mA and each finger

electrode will use .1ma. It is being limited by the highest

resistance in the circuit which is that of the smaller single electrode.

Since the current in the glove is totally the same as that in the

single electrode, and each finger is about the same size then each

finger will carry about the same or .1ma current. The current is a

total value and is limited by total resistance in the circuit.

At each point, the current is the same. This is just like the garden

hose idea, where any pinch affects the entire flow, no matter where in

the hose.

You probably know all this, it's just an summary for the group about

what's going on and why.

bG

>

> Hi BG,

> A point of concern here please. Using a small electrode will force

all the current through a

> small patch of skin, causing the skin and tissues underneath to

burn. The smallest electrode

> area that I personally would ever think of using would be 1/4 " x 1