RE: Thoughts on treating times (Bonnie)

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Sorry, Bonnie, but I cannot answer, as I do not have Babesia. In my message to , I was just relating thoughts about coiling times, in a very general sense. My advice is to ask .

Best,

Jane

Hi Jane,

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

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