Guest guest Posted January 14, 2006 Report Share Posted January 14, 2006 I will be able to add only a little info to what I have already posted. But I will try to do the best I can. When I first got my zapper, it eliminated the pain from a heel spur that the doc described as 'a whopper', and did so in one whole hour!!!! Before 3 weeks were up, a great, mountain-like fatigue was gone too. As for the Heberden's nodes--I recall that after a couple of days of near-steady zapping, the pain was greatly relieved, but was not totally gone. Same for the redness and swelling. It took several days or maybe a week or two before the redness was completely gone. But the pain and fever did leave. The nodes reduced in size, but have never disappeared totally. And if I press really hard on them, I can feel some discomfort, but it isn't really pain. However, those node areas are not like the areas on fingers where there are no nodes. A chiropractor tested my grip strength, and it is at the peak for a female my age. I am happy with that, of course. I am thinking that I need to get very agressive with everything and try to get totally healthy and not need electricity any longer. But I am enjoying life as never before so I probably will just go along with what I am doing, which is considerable. It sure is great to not be in pain and not be tired. My main complaint, which is a serious one I know, is a tendency toward hypercalcemia. It may be that as I continue to zap and do my other stuff, this too will go away, but only time will tell on that one. Bottom line is----the pain, redness, and fever was gone in less than 3 weeks, and that may be 2 weeks--don't recall. The 'knots' are much smaller, but can still be detected. I used the Croft zapper for months before I got a Beck unit. I have never used the Godzilla on the fingers. It might work sooner that way. I used the Croft zapper on the calves of the legs and the Beck unit on the wrists. I went like gangbusters with the Croft and started really slow with the Beck unit since I was afraid of electroporation. If I can think of anything else I will post it. I forgot to say that I don't use the zapper and the Beck unit at the same time since it seems to cause some slight pain the heart area. Not sure about that, but am pretty sure. pj Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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