Re: Wrist Blood Electrifier

[Guest guest]

yes sounds good. you notice it after awhile. you can get a cheap

meter 12 bucks to test volts anytime if you want. If using a lot,

I'd advise that.

bG

>

> Hi,

>

> I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling sensation

> when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are isolated

> from each other and no short circuit is evident.

>

> If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads are somehow

> wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes do not

> conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I tested) but

do

> if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this expected

behaviour?

>

>

> Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this question has

> been covered elsewhere.

>

> Thanks,

> thecookiecure

>

[Guest guest]

Thank bG,

Second day now and it's now tingling...perhaps pads needed more

moisture. Quite irritating actually.

It seems like the original Bob Beck design has some circuitry involed

with some units selling for about US$120 online... yet this simple

apparatus works as well or so I assume.

Is there some advantage to the commercially sol unit that you know?

Thanks again,

tcc

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling sensation

> > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are isolated

> > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> >

> > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads are somehow

> > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes do not

> > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I tested) but

> do

> > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this expected

> behaviour?

> >

> >

> > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this question has

> > been covered elsewhere.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > thecookiecure

> >

>

[Guest guest]

quite irritating means you need to slow down, i'd think. when you

get the dieoffs it can be a foul experience if temporary. go a bit

slower and see what happens.. if you continue with the skin

irritation it will not be long that you will have to rest the skin

for months and even then it will never be able to tolerate as much

electricity. conserve skin. it's like getting your veins hit with

needles, pretty soon they retreat and you can't find anymore to use.

go slower k?

bG

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

sensation

> > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

isolated

> > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> > >

> > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads are

somehow

> > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes do not

> > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I tested)

but

> > do

> > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this expected

> > behaviour?

> > >

> > >

> > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

question has

> > > been covered elsewhere.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > > thecookiecure

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank for the tips bG,

I may try alternate wrists eventually . I've switched to using my

right wrist and will restart using more gradual time increments as per

Bob Beck's advice. I've Also modified the pad design of my device to

keep the metal electrodes even further away from the skin surface as

possible.

I've actually got small burn marks from the original device after only

3 2-hour sessions at particularly the places where the metal was

closest to the skin )and two points even touching.

I did read you are suppose to incrementally increase the duration of

the current application from the instructions at

http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer02/BobBeck-BP.html. Now I now why.

Thanks again,

tcc

PS

Is there any specific recommendation to use a switching polarity (555

chip timing) circuit. What advantage is it?

> > > >

> > > > Hi,

> > > >

> > > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

> sensation

> > > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

> isolated

> > > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> > > >

> > > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads are

> somehow

> > > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes do not

> > > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I tested)

> but

> > > do

> > > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this expected

> > > behaviour?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

> question has

> > > > been covered elsewhere.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks,

> > > > thecookiecure

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi thecookiecure,

A couple things that prevent burns also is to make sure you keep the electrodes

wet and keep them tight, the burns usually happen when you let the electrode get

too dry and the current finds the path of least resistance and concentrates

there. Same thing happens if you have the electrodes too loose. So you want them

wet and tight so you have a good solid conductive path over the whole area of

contact, then it won't burn so easy.

Take care,

V

> Thank for the tips bG,

> I may try alternate wrists eventually . I've switched to using my

> right wrist and will restart using more gradual time increments as per

> Bob Beck's advice. I've Also modified the pad design of my device to

> keep the metal electrodes even further away from the skin surface as

> possible.

> I've actually got small burn marks from the original device after only

> 3 2-hour sessions at particularly the places where the metal was

> closest to the skin )and two points even touching.

> I did read you are suppose to incrementally increase the duration of

> the current application from the instructions at

> http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer02/BobBeck-BP.html. Now I now why.

> Thanks again,

> tcc

> PS

> Is there any specific recommendation to use a switching polarity (555

> chip timing) circuit. What advantage is it?

>

>> > > >

>> > > > Hi,

>> > > >

>> > > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

>> sensation

>> > > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

>> isolated

>> > > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

>> > > >

>> > > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads are

>> somehow

>> > > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes do not

>> > > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I tested)

>> but

>> > > do

>> > > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this expected

>> > > behaviour?

>> > > >

>> > > >

>> > > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

>> question has

>> > > > been covered elsewhere.

>> > > >

>> > > > Thanks,

>> > > > thecookiecure

>> > > >

>> > >

>> >

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[Guest guest]

even contact is essential, also don't wet them in place, take them

off and wet, then replace. otherwise water piles up in one spot.

use plain old tap water or distilled water, nothing added, we have

found out the hard way.

bG

> >> > > >

> >> > > > Hi,

> >> > > >

> >> > > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

> >> sensation

> >> > > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

> >> isolated

> >> > > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> >> > > >

> >> > > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads

are

> >> somehow

> >> > > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes

do not

> >> > > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I

tested)

> >> but

> >> > > do

> >> > > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this

expected

> >> > > behaviour?

> >> > > >

> >> > > >

> >> > > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

> >> question has

> >> > > > been covered elsewhere.

> >> > > >

> >> > > > Thanks,

> >> > > > thecookiecure

> >> > > >

> >> > >

> >> >

>

>

>

>

>

> --

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[Guest guest]

Hi V, bG,

I re-read all bG's photo design notes for all the devices and decided

to shorten the exposed electrodes and further to mount these on

close-peg halves (and wrapped with cotton). The electrode side facing

away from the wrist. This seems to have solved the problem as I now

only feel a mild tingling towards the very end of any session. At

which point I stop. I will keep refining processes until satisfied ,

but it seems comfortable now.

Thanks for your much appreciated advice, both.

I will try tap water (with no salt added) if the problem returns.

Wishing you all the best,

ttc

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> > >> > > > Hi,

> > >> > > >

> > >> > > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

> > >> sensation

> > >> > > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

> > >> isolated

> > >> > > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> > >> > > >

> > >> > > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads

> are

> > >> somehow

> > >> > > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes

> do not

> > >> > > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I

> tested)

> > >> but

> > >> > > do

> > >> > > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this

> expected

> > >> > > behaviour?

> > >> > > >

> > >> > > >

> > >> > > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

> > >> question has

> > >> > > > been covered elsewhere.

> > >> > > >

> > >> > > > Thanks,

> > >> > > > thecookiecure

> > >> > > >

> > >> > >

> > >> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I think I am to blame for having created my own problem by using 3 AA

batteries where 3 AAA were specified. I've now rebuilt it correctly.

The resulting current is far less distracting or irritating.

ttc

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > > Hi,

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > > I've just put one of these together but I feel no tingling

> > > >> sensation

> > > >> > > > when using it. The cotton/electrode pads I have made, are

> > > >> isolated

> > > >> > > > from each other and no short circuit is evident.

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > > If there is no tingling sensation does that mean my pads

> > are

> > > >> somehow

> > > >> > > > wrongly constructed. The moistened cotton pads/electrodes

> > do not

> > > >> > > > conduct sufficient current to light a4.5V globe(when I

> > tested)

> > > >> but

> > > >> > > do

> > > >> > > > if I remove the cotton padding of course. Is this

> > expected

> > > >> > > behaviour?

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > > Any thoughts or comments appreciated. Apologies if this

> > > >> question has

> > > >> > > > been covered elsewhere.

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > > > Thanks,

> > > >> > > > thecookiecure

> > > >> > > >

> > > >> > >

> > > >> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Cheers Bg its for use on hiv i thought id need something bigger like 6 or 9 volt

or woud i have to buy a built zapper from the uk or something like that cheer

BG.........

From: baby_grand <no_reply >

Subject: Re: Wrist Blood Electrifier

Date: Friday, 5 June, 2009, 6:11 PM

1.. it's for germs, so you might check if you have one or more of those

first

2. germs dont " feel " things, they just die off.

3. so many gadgets like muscle/nerve stimulus devices are out there, you might

have this thing confused with them.

If you use it 20 min a day for a week, reversing every 5 minutes, and use the

opposite wrist every other day, then maybe you will see or feel some effect in

the body...maybe not. Your goal/object is not clear so no way to predict what

to expect.

In general this thing is slow-acting in the blood, but very very fast-acting on

direct contact with germs, like staph, herpes, etc.

Hope that helps, welcome aboard, you are at the first gates of the new world and

this is exactly what you are supposed to ask...

bG

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> Hi guys how do you know if your Wrist Blood Electrifier it working are you

supposed to feel anything i dont feel a thing i use the tens sticky pads on my

wrist strapped it on my wrist and tested voltage about 3 volt

> cheers guys......

>

[Guest guest]

ah, good, this is great, we NEED hiv testing.

I guess you need to know some stuff here, so here goes.

The two Infections of HIV/AIDS

1. blood electrifying is good for AIDS infections, but will probably not do much

about the HIV infection. Many things that can hurt you when your immunity is

low get treated (we think) by electrifying the bloodstream. It could save a

life.

2. The other infection, HIV does not care about your blood, however. It works

inside your gut and maybe thymus gland.

3. While you are electrifying blood and feeling great, since your immune system

may be getting some much-needed help from your wrist electrifier, that damned

HIV is at work removing your immune system by destroying one of the key

cell-types it needs to function: CD4 T-helper cells. They live in the gut, 90%

of them, so does HIV. It uses them to multiply itself.

What to do: we don't know yet if we can actually remove HIV from the gut area,

but need to find that out. People with HIV need to use my " ultimate godzilla "

device to find this out and get tested before and after. If that works, and we

can repeat it, we have a real cure for both HIV and AIDS.

As it stands, the Beck protocol will only help with someone who has AIDS, by

replacing their immune system function and killin off germs, meanwhile if they

do not take the MEDS for HIV, their immunity will be destroyed even while on the

Beck Protocol. This is why I urge people to stick with their doctors' advice

here...we still have a short ways to go, we are SO CLOSE, but we need to find

this window into the gut/thymus, etc areas to remove the HIV in the large

numbers needed so that a full resurgence of CD4 T-helper cells occurs. Without

that, you are at severe risk. Two people who used Beck's protocol for 3 weeks,

then stopped and a week later were hospitalized. This is no idle threat, it's

real. Please feel free to reread the above as many times as you need, in order

to develop understanding of the " two faces of HIV/AIDS " . We are dealing with a

problem that even the meds have trouble reaching, and we need to reach it

somehow. Let me know if questions, and good luck, this could be a whole

salvation if work is continued on it...

bG

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supposed to feel anything i dont feel a thing i use the tens sticky pads on my

wrist strapped it on my wrist and tested voltage about 3 volt

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