electricity path

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Thanks. Taking both replies together I understand it more. One point that stands out for me is that the path electricity takes when a person uses Godzilla can differ depending upon the conditions of the body. The path current will take is not certain. For example, on a day when a person is internally well hydrated the current's path may be more diffuse and possibly go deeper into the body. On a day when the person may be internally dry but perspiring, the path might be more superficial, traveling along the skin. Is there a way to test this? Godzilla users who want current to reach a specific target (internal vs. external) could consider water internally or externally as part of an effort to affect the current's path. Does this sound plausible?

Kris

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this is basically true, good going on the concepts. I think the effects of

internal water vs external are interesting, not sure the magnitude of the

effects of such hydration on electrical conduction in a live body.

What could be fun would be take a meter, set it to dc volts, and test the body

with various electrode positions. For example, place a godzilla sponge

electrode on each side of jaw, meter the volts from one electrode to the insides

of the mouth.

HIV, when it becomes advanced, lives inside the linings of the gut. To reach

that area it might be necessary to insert an electrode you know where and the

second electrode could be placed over the thymus gland. The thymus is where

T-cells exist in large numbers, also.

Ok, I know this is pretty gross. But if it works, you might have a really

profound reduction in HIV's levels with or without drugs, and a new lease on

life.

It would sort of test the path by results on HIV, in other words. If there's

someone who has HIV and would like to try this, be sure to use no more than 6

volts, and be sure you include a meter in the wire to tell how much current you

are sending into your body. Below .5mA and it should be fine, above that and

you may have burns or irritations to deal with, though this is unlikely without

some sensation of trouble. So be very conservative in both the voltage and

application times. Just short sessions with low volts at first.

bG

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> Thanks. Taking both replies together I understand it more. One point

that stands out  for me is that the path electricity takes when a person uses

Godzilla can differ depending upon the conditions of the body. The path current

will take is not certain. For example, on a day when a person is internally well

hydrated the current's path may be more diffuse and possibly go deeper into the

body. On a day when the person may be internally dry but perspiring, the path

might be more superficial, traveling along the skin. Is there a way to test

this?  Godzilla users who want current to reach a specific target (internal vs.

external) could consider water internally or externally as part of an effort

to affect the current's path. Does this sound plausible?  

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