Re: Use direct current with caution

[Guest guest]

What about the facial muscle exerciser devices that tone and firm the

underlying facial muscles? The newer devices have an option of plug or battery.

I

have one that was made in the 1950's that only works with a plug (115V, 60

cycle, 15W). It is recommended to be used on each muscle point for a 3 minute

time period. I tried it once to see if it still worked and got a headache so I

never used it again.

Anyone know if these devices are dangerous?

Thanks,

Dotsie

[Guest guest]

> I consider it to be a very risky practice to apply any direct current

> to the body especially above the neck..If you apply it to the ears it

> can pass through the brain easily.

I don't consider it to be risky, and here's why:

I have many, many studies here that used pulsed DC over the eye

sockets and on the forehead and the bony part behind the ears. None

reported interference electrically with the brain. This is probably

because the current follows the path of least resistance, which will

be through blood vessels behind the eyes and under the scalp.

The practice has been used for more than 40 years as CES.

Hope this helps.

Duncan Crow

[Guest guest]

> Hi Theron

> I consider it to be a very risky practice to apply any direct

current to

> the body

> especially above the neck..If you apply it to the ears it can pass

> through the brain

> easily.

Yes, I stopped doing it. I think it was worth it as I suffered no

damage that I know of. The only thing that has changed since I passed

a current through my head is that is my hat now turns up in the

refrigerator every night. I cannot see a connection and assume it is

coincidence, but I find it perplexing.

It would be helpful to know much current will Beck's or Jaguar's

electromagnet induce. I read the patent on which the latter device

was based and found it encouraging. The patent cited petri dish

studies in which cultures did not grow.

> This is where the brain tuner is connected but it uses a low

> level biphasic

> wave with no DC component..

I examined www..com. I know almost nothing of her or Rife's

work because I imagine electron flow is more likely to do something

than lower current at (possibly) resonant frequencies. I do not

discount the latter but have only so much time. Beck said 's

method does not work, however.

How much current does brain the tuner circulate, I wonder. And I do

not know it's exact stated purpose. I will find out sometime soon as

I do not want to pass up something good.

> body..Brain Cell

> polarization could interfere with this process and cause some

> serious problems.

I have left off using DC with a polarity change at 30 seconds (as

blood electification) owing to comments regarding polarization.

Thanks to you and others for pointing this out, as I am ignorant on

the topic. If I return to using DC it will only be after more

reading. I'm using stainless electrodes, by the way.

> caution and " do no harm " that is the protocol..The most effective

> machines I have tested are

> the Rife Machines such as the EMEM3DV and the EM7V and the rife pad

> devices which use stainless

> hand and foot electrodes..

I am always interested to know what health benefits a person has seen

or heard of. Particularly short-term curing of local infections.

Comments appreciated.

Today makes about five days I've been on 4 Hz wrist-to-wrist BE using

Jaguar's Beck-type device. Thanks to several who commented on

straight DC and electricity above the neck. I only put the straight

DC ear-to-ear a couple of times and am certain I did no damage. So

Merry Christmas to you all and thanks again for your underwear.

Best regards,

Theron

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Dotsie,

My brother in law said that a " Multi Stim " device could safely be used to

exersize muscles in this way. They usually have these devices in

Chiropractic offices.

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Re: Re: Use direct current with

caution

> What about the facial muscle exerciser devices that tone and firm the

> underlying facial muscles? The newer devices have an option of plug or

battery. I

> have one that was made in the 1950's that only works with a plug (115V, 60

> cycle, 15W). It is recommended to be used on each muscle point for a 3

minute

> time period. I tried it once to see if it still worked and got a headache

so I

> never used it again.

>

> Anyone know if these devices are dangerous?

>

[Guest guest]

If you have access to a QXCI or SCENAR Practitioner/Researcher who

has mastered their cosmotology protocols, you might want to have a

session. Best of all is one who uses both devices. Namaste, Ted

>

> > Thanks and Donna.

> >

> > Interesting story on Dermal Tone unit Donna. My eye was

twitching for

> > the

> > whole day after I used it.

> >

> > I did a search on Multi Stim and it seems to be used for the

nerves. The

> > other devices are for exercising the facial muscles.

> >

> > I'm curious to know why the current in these units used above

the neck is

> > safe and other devices are dangerous.

> >

> > Dotsie

> >

> >

> >