Re: Here's an insane idea!!!

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Hi Brad,

I think Sputnik will interest you:

http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/duna.htm

Dotsie

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I see someone beat me to it. I have no use

for one or anything since there is nothing wrong

with me. I was just thinking up a way since I read

somewhere about it being hard to get DC into the

stomach but apparently it's not to hard.

Brad

At 12:35 PM 2/3/2007, you wrote:

Hi Brad,

I think Sputnik will interest you:

http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/duna.htm

Dotsie

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....the current path would only be through the coil (inside the capsule) and

the shortest least resistance outside of it, which would be the fluid(ish)

surrounding it, so unfortunately it wouldn't go anywhere meaningful. maybe

if a whole bunch of them were swallowed at the same time so they were

crowded enough that a lot of them were rubbing against the intestine

membrane itself there'd be some effect, but so many other dangers doing

that...wow. the ER people would sure have a hoot over it, and it might get

on the news even...not to good ends either. the law would spend a zillion

tax dollars trying to find a way to make a bunch of people miserable over it

(all the while getting their own tickets punched of course).

> Here's an insane idea!!!

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> Hi There,

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> This is an idea for getting DC into the stomache.

> What if you made a really small coil and put it into

> a capsule and had a tad of metal on both ends of

> the capsule and each lead of the tiny coil going to

> each end of the metal. Then use a pulser to induct

> a current into the little coil capsule. Hopefully you'd

> be able to pass the coil, then just take another one.

>

> I don't think I'd like to reuse one.

>

> Brad

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[Guest guest]

Sounds similar to the zapper Sputnik from yesteryear.Brad <bhaas@...> wrote: Hi There,This is an idea for getting DC into the stomache.What if you made a really small coil and put it intoa capsule and had a tad of metal on both ends ofthe capsule and each lead of the tiny coil going toeach end of the metal. Then use a pulser to inducta current into the little coil capsule. Hopefully you'dbe able to pass the coil, then just take another one.I don't think I'd like to reuse one.

:)Brad

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It's not as silly as one would think or that difficult. You may have seem the

capsual-cam

used nowa days. This amazing little gizmo takes pictures of the digestive tract

as it passes

through the body.

It is an amazing little probe, the battery lasts anywhere up to 9 hrs.

If one was to engineer something similar to the capsual-cam for the purpose of

this

'remission therapy' the cam would be removed and the flash altered slightly, so

as to pass

the current to the exterior organ (stomach, intestine, bowel).

And yes it could be re-used either by replacing the case or sterilising (with

the after taste

of some medications, I'm sure one wouldn't mind the taste of sterilised plastic)

..

One could also use a process of electrical transmission where the capsual(s)

would

comprise of nothing more then a small piece of ferrite wound in copper wire and

enclosed

in a sealed capsual. It would be no bigger then an asprin capsual,

Good thinking Brad.

> This is an idea for getting DC into the stomach.

> What if you made a really small coil and put it into

> a capsule and had a tad of metal on both ends of

> the capsule and each lead of the tiny coil going to

> each end of the metal. Then use a pulsar to induct

> a current into the little coil capsule. Hopefully you'd

> be able to pass the coil, then just take another one.

>

> I don't think I'd like to reuse one.

>

> Brad

>

>

[Guest guest]

Simple button battery would work that way, but ... if it stays there

and opens up the chemicals inside are toxic..

b

>

> It's not as silly as one would think or that difficult. You may have

seem the capsual-cam

> used nowa days. This amazing little gizmo takes pictures of the

[Guest guest]

mmm, no. A button battery would not be able to release enough current to be

effective let

alone pulse at a set frequency.

> Simple button battery would work that way, but ... if it stays there

> and opens up the chemicals inside are toxic..

> b

>

[Guest guest]

I think dc is stronger than frequencies, personally, it's more

corrosive to a microbe. The battery would probably be spit in the

wind compared to magnitude of hiV in gut, however..

b

>

[Guest guest]

Dotsie,

I just want to add that I have used 2 of these in previous years past

and while I don't want to gross anyone out, I did reuse one once (the

other got " away " ) (it's easy to sterilize them though I forget exactly

how I did it - the gross part is retrieving them and enough said...)

though Dr Loyd of Royalrife.com posted once on another group that he

under the impression reusing them might be dangerous because of

battery leakage. I didn't experience any problems but I guess if I did

I wouldn't be posting right now...

I did have one very interesting experience I would like to share that

may underscore how effective this device is. During the course of

using one (it takes a couple of days for it to pass through the body)

I was at work when the boss bought pizza for everyone. About half an

hour after eating a couple of slices I starting experiencing violent

stomach contractions that went on for 5 or so minutes. It wasn't

painful, just a little scary because I had no control over the

contractions. It got to the point where I became a little worried

thinking maybe my sputnik was malfunctioning.

Turns out it actually was doing what it was designed for - the next

day when I returned to work everyone who had eaten the pizza from the

day before had a personal horror story of going home that night to

severe diarrhea and upset stomach(s). Most said they were afflicted

for hours. All suffered these symptoms - all except myself - having

been saved from a similar fate because of my ingestion of the sputnik.

Dotsie's link shows a good price for the Sputnik. Royalrife.com used

to sell them and still may but I can't figure out how to pull it up

off the order page. I believe Dr. Loyd was asking $32 for them.

Perhaps if you email him off his site he can confirm it otherwise I

order off the link from Dotsie.

Chuck

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> Hi Brad,

>

> I think Sputnik will interest you:

>

>

> _http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/duna.htm_

> (http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/duna.htm)

>

> Dotsie

>