Calcium; oxygen; free radicals..

[Guest guest]

O. Becker, MD says (in his books) that metal ions

travel appx 4 " from the electrode, down the current path.

Therefore, it SEEMS REASONABLE to use water soaked

something that is not metal to carry the current from the

end of the electrode to the thing you want zapped. This

also then seems to be us, milk, or whatever. Seems a nice

WET linen cord, tied to the electrode could be the conduit?

Katy

> > I was thinking more of putting a " wet " paper towel between the alligator

> > clips and the " glass " milk containor..That would stop the intrusion of

> > metal into the milk; wouldn't it?

>

> Sure....you'd have to measure for resistance within that set up.....remember

> Dr. s formula...frequency/time/current.....if one of those is lacking

> one will not get sufficient results....

>

> > Someone has suggested " silver electrodes " but where do we get those? And

> how

> > expensive are they?

>

> There all over online....not bad on the price.....relatively....just buy as

> pure as you can....

>

> Khepri

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

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>

> > no, NOT copper. Copper is toxic.

>

> Copper is not toxic at the appropiate levels....

>

But to cancer patients it is. Otherwise why would Dr. tell us

to change our pipes.

Virginia

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/4/03 4:30:43 AM Eastern Standard Time,

eldorado@... writes:

> This

> also then seems to be us, milk, or whatever. Seems a nice

> WET linen cord, tied to the electrode could be the conduit?

>

> Katy

>

Me like Becker alot! Ugh, ugh....: )

Yeah, I suppose that *would* work....wet 100% cotton cords hanging in the

milk?

I'd still check the current though....

.. .....Any positively offset [DC] frequency kills all bacteria, viruses and

parasites

> simultaneously given sufficient voltage (5 to 10 volts), duration (seven

> minutes), and frequency (anything from 10 Hz to 500'000 Hz).

Khepri

[Guest guest]

>

>

> >

> > Dr says copper from water pipes is worse for a cancer

patient as they

> > are already toxic (aren't we all)

>

> I believe that is true.....why give the body more stuff to deal

with?...: )

> Plus, with copper piping there is a steady long-term intake of

copper...the

> build -up could become toxic at some point I would think.....I

making plans

> to replace my pipes but I can't find anything better than the

copper at the

> hardware store?? I'd rather not use the PVC...yuck...leeches too

much stuff

> into the water....

>

Let me know what you come up with for information. i am struggling

with this dilemma as well. Dr says pvc only leaches for 3 weeks

then there is no trace, but i would like some other opinions on

this... it's a big investment.

virginia