Re: Re: Thought on treating ()

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Woo HOO!!!!

 

Well ,

Does memory serve you correctly? :-)

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/message/9575

>>>Remember: on the coil the gause meter read 140-160, 12 " away it was down to 30!!! Big, big difference.<<<<

Jim

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> > Hi Jane,

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> > I wasn't really addressing that positioning, just reporting what I'd been

> > told about the strength of penetration of the coil. I don't use that

> > limb-insertion method and don't see the need for it. My understanding is

> > that the coil is very penetrating, that the center is stronger than anywhere

> > else ( referred to it as being analogous to the hub of a wheel, with the

> > axle being the strongest part), and that energy also radiates outward from

> > the coil itself, so that you're getting penetration all over the place.

> > That's good enough for me. Not to mention that the coil heats up, and that

> > putting my limbs into it would mash the cord against it. I'm fine with the

> > way I do it, and seem to be getting good results.

> >

> > Peggy

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> > * Re: Thought on treating ()

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> > Thanks for that info, Peggy. I personally would still want verification

> > that placing my arms and legs inside the coil hole is the proper way to

> > treat. But, that's up to each person to decide, if he/she thinks that it's

> > necessary. It is imaginative. But if I don't get an OK, I personally would

> > not do it. That's just my choice. Again, it may be perfectly alright, and a

> > good thing - I don't know.

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> > - Jane

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I asked my husband about this. He said the gauss reading appears huge to those who are unfamiliar with it. It drops off exponentially, that's how it's measured. But the actual amount of power that's being delivered has not changed significantly. He says dropping to 30 gauss is an insignificant change--the coil is still delivering a huge amount of power, plenty enough to go through the entire body with no problem.

Peggy

* Re: Thought on treating ()> >> >> >> > Thanks for that info, Peggy. I personally would still want verification> > that placing my arms and legs inside the coil hole is the proper way to> > treat. But, that's up to each person to decide, if he/she thinks that it's> > necessary. It is imaginative. But if I don't get an OK, I personally would> > not do it. That's just my choice. Again, it may be perfectly alright, and a> > good thing - I don't know.> >> > - Jane> >> >> >> > > >>