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I don't think on every mold it would work. It worked very slowly at very high

power on toenail fungus, but 1% Clotrimazole is FAR more effective.

bG

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> Does anyone know if the Godzilla (or Rodzilla) will work on a mold

> infection?

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On 12/3/2009, baby_grand (no_reply ) wrote:

> I don't think on every mold it would work. It worked very slowly at

> very high power on toenail fungus, but 1% Clotrimazole is FAR more

> effective.

Ok thanks... this person has it in their ears and intestines (according

to his Diagnosis)...

Oh - and thanks for just telling me to get my tooth fixed - it was

cracked, and I have to get a crown... pisses me off though - 48 years

old and I've only had one cavity my whole life. Well, at least it was

the same tooth that cracked...

And thankfully no root canal is necessary...

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....this person has it in their ears and intestines .. interesting wonder how it

spreads? listening to a-holes?

> > I don't think on every mold it would work. It worked very slowly at

> > very high power on toenail fungus, but 1% Clotrimazole is FAR more

> > effective.

>

> Ok thanks... this person has it in their ears and intestines (according

> to his Diagnosis)...

>

> Oh - and thanks for just telling me to get my tooth fixed - it was

> cracked, and I have to get a crown... pisses me off though - 48 years

> old and I've only had one cavity my whole life. Well, at least it was

> the same tooth that cracked...

>

> And thankfully no root canal is necessary...

>

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Don't topicals juct drive the fungus back up into the affected area and leave

the source to grow again when conditions get better. I had no long term results

with topicals But injested anti fungal has had a very positive effect for me.

Thanks Duke

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Sent: Thu, December 3, 2009 4:02:23 PM

Subject: Re: Does it work on mold?

 

I don't think on every mold it would work. It worked very slowly at very high

power on toenail fungus, but 1% Clotrimazole is FAR more effective.

bG

>

> Does anyone know if the Godzilla (or Rodzilla) will work on a mold

> infection?

>

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On 12/3/2009, baby_grand (no_reply ) wrote:

> ...this person has it in their ears and intestines .. interesting

> wonder how it spreads? listening to a-holes?

Rotflmao! Thanks, I needed that...

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yes it does. I just got over a serious mold infection in my lungs by using

around 2.5mA of dc current. And I've had success treating someone with a candida

infection on her feet using DC.

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That's great to hear, , good going! Would it be possible for you to give

us a bit on what you did exactly for this? I would post to our files under

MOLD, so if it comes up again we have info which could help someone try the same

thing?

tnx

bG

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> yes it does. I just got over a serious mold infection in my lungs by using

around 2.5mA of dc current. And I've had success treating someone with a candida

infection on her feet using DC.

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Low-Voltage Direct Current as a Fungicidal Agent for Treating Onychomycosis " This

study was undertaken to evaluate in vitro the efficacy of low-voltage direct

current as an antifungal agent for treating onychomycosis [a fungal disease of

the nails]. Agar plate cultures of T rubrum and T mentagrophytes were subjected

to low-voltage direct current electrostimulation, and antifungal effects were

observed as zones in the agar around the electrodes lacking fungal growth. Zones

devoid of fungal growth were observed for T rubrum and T mentagrophytes around

anodes and cathodes in a dose-dependent manner in the current range of 500 µA to

3 mA. Low-voltage direct current electrostimulation has great clinical potential

for the treatment of onychomycosis and perhaps other superficial maladies of

fungal etiology. " http://www.japmaonline.org/cgi/content/abstract/94/6/565

2.5mA is 2.5 volts across a 1K series resistor. At this high a current it is

necessary to make special electrodes, either of plates of silver or stainless

steel, or jeans cloth material with copper wire coiled inside to evenly

distribute the current. (Wet the cloth thoroughly before using). Otherwise you

will get electrical burns that can take months to disappear. Electrode size is

at least 3 " wide and high (9 square inches). Normally the negative electrode

needs to be larger than the positive one since electrons entering the skin bite

more than electrons leaving the skin.

I've used this setup successfully against a candida infection in someones feet,

and in a mold infection in my own lungs. Treatment time is 20 to 30 minutes.

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