Beck, , Croft, Sota, Rife, etc., etc.

[Guest guest]

We seem to be attracting quite a number of persons interested in

various other kinds of micro current devices, with questions

regarding their usages and usefulness in treating various problems.

Since this group started out experimenting with Beck and

devices, along with magnetic pulsers, etc., we came to find out that

straight DC microcurrent would do everything the other devices would

do, and more, we have basically restricted discussions to simple

battery devices that anyone can easily make for a minimum of expence.

Bob has been very patient, but he is spending more and more time

having to explain the difference between his Godzilla and the other

things they want to discuss.

Maybe it would be helpful to add a notice to the front page of the

group, explaining this and referring people to other groups that they

might be more interested in.

Just a suggestion,

Dick

[Guest guest]

I agree, Dick.  Bob has done an excellent job

of presenting info in its simplest form that is

safe for anyione to use along with a compendium

of results.  He even provides 2

for those of us who want to go off on a tangent.

My thought: Lets make use of killer2 whenever we want

to to get away from the basic 'keep it simple' idea.

From: richardrochon <rrochon13@...>

Subject: Beck, , Croft, Sota, Rife, etc., etc.

Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 9:58 PM

We seem to be attracting quite a number of persons interested in

various other kinds of micro current devices, with questions

regarding their usages and usefulness in treating various problems.

Since this group started out experimenting with Beck and

devices, along with magnetic pulsers, etc., we came to find out that

straight DC microcurrent would do everything the other devices would

do, and more, we have basically restricted discussions to simple

battery devices that anyone can easily make for a minimum of expence.

Bob has been very patient, but he is spending more and more time

having to explain the difference between his Godzilla and the other

things they want to discuss.

Maybe it would be helpful to add a notice to the front page of the

group, explaining this and referring people to other groups that they

might be more interested in.

Just a suggestion,

Dick

[Guest guest]

I'm a newbie here, just starting to look into these devices and dc

current applications. I have a question, but it's probably more

appropriate to a group that I'm no aware of.

I recently incurred a ripped rotator cuff. Not completely torn, but

ripped for sure. The question is whether micro electricity might

induce some enhancement to the healing process?

If there's another group for this, I would like to know of it.

Dave Brown

Green Bay, WI

At 11:58 PM 12/28/2008, you wrote:

>We seem to be attracting quite a number of persons interested in

>various other kinds of micro current devices, with questions

>regarding their usages and usefulness in treating various problems.

Bro. Dave, OBB and Maxx (ESS)

Green Bay Monastery

[Guest guest]

>

> I'm a newbie here, just starting to look into these devices and dc

> current applications. I have a question, but it's probably more

> appropriate to a group that I'm no aware of.

>

> I recently incurred a ripped rotator cuff. Not completely torn,

but

> ripped for sure. The question is whether micro electricity might

> induce some enhancement to the healing process?

>

> If there's another group for this, I would like to know of it.

>

> Dave Brown

> Green Bay, WI

>

You should expect to see a more rapid recovery than your

chiropractor / M.D. is used to.

Also - use of microcurrents continuously - below about 30 microamps

per square inch of pad area can be applied continuously without skin

damage [maintain polarity reversals on time].

This increases the normal cell levels of ATP [adenosine

triphosphates] which establishes the rate of cell metabolism

activity - more is better until you risk skin irritations.

HOWEVER: whatever damage should be realigned before treatment so

that tissue repairs can be as close to the original as posible.

Joe.

[Guest guest]

It is true I've spent a lot of time explaining, but these folks often

come in ready to roll, are used to trying electrical gadgets and are

more likely to hit a germ with electricity than average. I think

I'll refrain from cutting them back but not get so wordy about the

other devices as their creators.

What we have here is a more powerful, more available, and fully legal

way to do things at home! Nothing to buy, sell or worry about

getting arrested or even harrassed over. Sounds too good to be true,

even I have to pinch myself sometimes...yet there it is, a dream come

true.

bG

>

> We seem to be attracting quite a number of persons interested in

> various other kinds of micro current devices, with questions

> regarding their usages and usefulness in treating various problems.

>

> Since this group started out experimenting with Beck and

> devices, along with magnetic pulsers, etc., we came to find out

that

> straight DC microcurrent would do everything the other devices

would

> do, and more, we have basically restricted discussions to simple

> battery devices that anyone can easily make for a minimum of

expence.

>

> Bob has been very patient, but he is spending more and more time

> having to explain the difference between his Godzilla and the other

> things they want to discuss.

>

> Maybe it would be helpful to add a notice to the front page of the

> group, explaining this and referring people to other groups that

they

> might be more interested in.

>

> Just a suggestion,

>

> Dick

>