Re: Using just the 6volt battery

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I do this with fever blisters (herpes virus)(cold sores) and they are gone the

next day if I do it as soon as I feel the first sensation. If I wait to make

sure, it cures it, but not as fast and it often scabs. I use the 6v lantern

battery with a silver electrode on the positive wire, but I am not sure if it is

the silver ions or the current that sends the virus back where it hides. I have

done it with the positive wire on the spot and the negative wire in my hand, or

on the inside of the lip. And I don't hold it on the spot for more than maybe 10

to 15 seconds. Then I move it around. If you use the cloth covered electrode you

don't have to be so careful about leaving it on too long. And it might work just

as well.

Dick

Using just the 6volt battery

You can, but you should not put metal onto the body. Instead, cover the

springs with bits of cloth, cotton balls, etc wetted, and use it for

local things like bites, warts, etc. Not useful for more systemic

problem microbes, but handy in a pinch. Do not do this with any

voltage larger than 6 volts..like 9volts could kill you. 6 volts

should be safe, but 4 volts will also work if it's a child, etc with

less skin effects.

bG

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[Guest guest]

...though metal has a much lower resistance, it does not bond well to

flesh and therefore has little actual contact compared with the wetted

cloth unless you wet the metal (not advised).

bG

>

> I do this with fever blisters (herpes virus)(cold sores) and they are

gone the next day if I do it as soon as I feel the first sensation. If

I wait to make sure, it cures it, but not as fast and it often scabs. I

use the 6v lantern battery with a silver electrode on the positive

wire, but I am not sure if it is the silver ions or the current that

sends the virus back where it hides. I have done it with the positive

wire on the spot and the negative wire in my hand, or on the inside of

the lip. And I don't hold it on the spot for more than maybe 10 to 15

seconds. Then I move it around. If you use the cloth covered electrode

you don't have to be so careful about leaving it on too long. And it

might work just as well.

>

> Dick

>

[Guest guest]

This 'electrolysis' technique was developed in the 1880s and was used up

until about 1935 when political pressure and the corruption of the medical

schools occurred as a result of philanthropic donations by drug

manufacturers who expunged the test books of med students of these effective

and cheap modalities. The technique was called 'Galvanism' and metals such

as silver, copper, zinc and arsenic were routinely utilized.

I have in my collection a vaginal probe made of silver and plated with zinc.

It was used to destroy fibroid tumors. A small direct current was applied

via the probe and a plate taped over the glutes which caused the zinc to

infiltrate the infected tissue, saturating it and killing the virus, fungi

or bacterium responsible. A few days later the current was reversed so that

the zinc would return to the electrode. New tissue would form under the now

necrosed layer of skin tissue and eventually a large slough of dead tissue

would be expelled leaving behind fresh, new and disease free epithelial

uterine linings. A far better choice than surgery, wouldn't you agree?

-- Re: Using just the 6volt battery

I do this with fever blisters (herpes virus)(cold sores) and they are gone

the next day if I do it as soon as I feel the first sensation. If I wait to

make sure, it cures it, but not as fast and it often scabs. I use the 6v

lantern battery with a silver electrode on the positive wire, but I am not

sure if it is the silver ions or the current that sends the virus back where

it hides. I have done it with the positive wire on the spot and the negative

wire in my hand, or on the inside of the lip. And I don't hold it on the

spot for more than maybe 10 to 15 seconds. Then I move it around. If you use

the cloth covered electrode you don't have to be so careful about leaving it

on too long. And it might work just as well.

Dick

Using just the 6volt battery

You can, but you should not put metal onto the body. Instead, cover the

springs with bits of cloth, cotton balls, etc wetted, and use it for

local things like bites, warts, etc. Not useful for more systemic

problem microbes, but handy in a pinch. Do not do this with any

voltage larger than 6 volts..like 9volts could kill you. 6 volts

should be safe, but 4 volts will also work if it's a child, etc with

less skin effects.

bG

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