Blood Electrification current density in the artery

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Hello, I have a question to Russ and other knowledgable people here. There is a

man, Forrest - he sells his own version of Beck device (calls it microbe

electrifier) and claims, that it is " improved " version of the original.

His claim is that since Kaali and others measured 100uA of current to be

effective, one needs to apply 130uA to the skin. He intentionally limited the

current in his device and says, that the current applied to the skin equals the

current flowing through the blood (there are almost no losses).

On the other hand Beck said, that in order to achieve 50-100uA in the blood

itself one needs to apply some 3mA to the skin, as there are inevitable losses

in the skin, different layers of tissue and walls of the vessel. So only about

3% goes to the blood.

This is some huge difference!

Who is right then and can this limited-current-130uA-microbe-electrifier be

considered as improved version of original Beck device?