Re: Herpes 2, zillering open sores

January 30, 2011

Hi, welcome, you are doing great with this so far and I think you will be

pleasantly surprised.

If you apply directly to a sore, and the sore is wet, it can allow a lot of

current in, but I have not heard of any problems. Usually you can feel and will

react. In my case I applied it that way for a long time and insisted on going

on with it, which was stupid, so hours later I had some nasty spots. Check

periodically for redness that is not the herpes,or pain. Yes, you can put the

one electrode next to the sore and move them around it. You can touch red areas

but if skin is broken down and wet, raw, etc, then avoid that. In a day or so

that will close up and heal over anyway, so don't worry about it.

The other electrode goes on the spine where the nerve for the area is connected.

That is where the herpes virus hides. Nerves carry electricity, afterall, that

is their job. So you " connect " to the nerve, touching both the outbreak area,

and the nerve center in the spine. Don't just put two electrodes on the sore

and expect herpes to be gone forever, it will come back down the nerve later.

You could of course, put them on each side of the sore to reduce the sore

temporarily, heal up the skin, etc. But after that, you then need to connect to

both ends of the nerve as I mentioned, so as to contact ALL the herpes inside of

that particular nerve. If you do that, you should not see another eruption

again at that spot. There could be other nerves with herpes inside them, and

you go one by one, like pulling weeds..in fact, the analogy is perfect, 'get the

root'.

The cool thing is that drugs do NOT get inside nerves very well, but electricity

is tailor-made for nerves. Herpes is a nerve infection. These low levels of

current should not hurt nerves, but they seem to utterly disable the virus!

Muscle stimulators use a lot more voltage, but it's too brief to do any damage

to the virus, so forget using them, they won't work.

Graphic language here is fine. We are mature folks, maybe the few on the

Internet? Let's get healthy, then maybe we could have a delicate little tea

party somewhere. For now, I worry that delicacy could harm, so let's dispense

with it, till the last germ is gone.

bG

>

> Hello,

> I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice godzilla

to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts from

this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place an

electrode directly onto

> a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if I've

understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was suggested

that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it worth

trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus is

dormant?

> I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from the

group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

>

> Thanks

>

> VJ

>

January 30, 2011

the idea is find the spot where the nerve for the area attaches. you can find

this easily with anatomy chart of nervous system.

the closer you come to the spot the more likely it will hit the herpes for that

nerve.

the facial area is somewhere behind the neck, for example, the groin area would

be down near lower back. I don't think we have to be very precise at this,

because the current will spread around a bit. But don't put behind the neck for

the group outbreak, or the middle back.

bG

> >

> > Hello,

> > I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts

from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> > I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place an

electrode directly onto

> > a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if I've

understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was suggested

that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> > Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus

is dormant?

> > I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > VJ

> >

>

January 30, 2011

I think the groin area attaches above the tailbone, in the first few vertebrae.

The lips are another matter. It seems there are all sorts of nerves in there,

some appear to attach into the skull at base of the brain. So use the upper

neck area.

The " mental " nerve appears to go from the lower lip into the skull up under the

brain, which would explain the correlation recently discovered between herpes

cold sores and Alzheimer plaque formations. Herpes was found in the vast

majority of these plaques. You can google all this easily, the words would be

Alzheimer's herpes and University of Manchester.

It's a wake up call to get rid of your type1 herpes simplex (cold sores) whether

active or not.

bG

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > > I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts

from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> > > I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place

an electrode directly onto

> > > a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if

I've understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was

suggested that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> > > Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus

is dormant?

> > > I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > > VJ

> > >

> >

>

January 30, 2011

lower spine near tailbone is where the nerves insert, but check this with

anatomy of nervous system charts to be sure. Just follow the lines in the

chart, in other words. The nerve is just like a wire, electricity will flow

along it, all you need is to find both ends.

bG

> >>

> >> Hello,

> >> I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

> >> godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of

> >> the posts from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> >> I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place

> >> an electrode directly onto

> >> a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if

> >> I've understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it

> >> was suggested that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a

> >> bad idea.

> >> Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

> >> worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst

> >> the virus is dormant?

> >> I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

> >> the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> >>

> >> Thanks

> >>

> >> VJ

> >>

> >

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February 6, 2011

Hi bG, thanks for the encouragement!

I've built the Godzilla and have tried it out on my toes where I have a bit of

Athlete's foot (I thought it would be a better place to try it out before

putting it somewhere more sensitive). I couldn't actually feel anything, does

this sound right?

The wires to the battery have no cloth, they're attached straight to the

battery. The cloth ends, I soaked in salt water. I've tried testing the volts

from the battery with a volt meter, it seems ok. I also tried touching cloth

ends with the volt meter, the reading was 5.67v.

Would it be advisable to include the voltmeter in the circuit to check the

current?

Thanks

Vicky

> >

> > Hello,

> > I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts

from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> > I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place an

electrode directly onto

> > a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if I've

understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was suggested

that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> > Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus

is dormant?

> > I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > VJ

> >

>

February 6, 2011

Hi bG, thanks for the encouragement!

I've built the Godzilla and have tried it out on my toes where I have a bit of

Athlete's foot (I thought it would be a better place to try it out before

putting it somewhere more sensitive). I couldn't actually feel anything, does

this sound right?

The wires to the battery have no cloth, they're attached straight to the

battery. The cloth ends, I soaked in salt water. I've tried testing the volts

from the battery with a volt meter, it seems ok. I also tried touching cloth

ends with the volt meter, the reading was 5.67v.

Would it be advisable to include the voltmeter in the circuit to check the

current?

Thanks

Vicky

> >

> > Hello,

> > I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts

from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> > I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place an

electrode directly onto

> > a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if I've

understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was suggested

that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> > Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus

is dormant?

> > I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > VJ

> >

>

February 6, 2011

I used it first on my infected toe, so can relate.

Let us know how it goes with althlete's foot. I think that is a fungus and

usually not very responsive, being a plant life thing. Some plants actually

grow faster with electricity, and reports of DC current on fungus showed it

speeded it up. Pulsed DC tended to reduce it, and AC left it alone. Not sure

how accurate that would be in all cases, but just one study. You will find uses

for your device, Jake, I'm sure, this one may not work. In any case, please let

us know for our results files. In my experience the use of it begins to find

more uses, especially if you periodically review the files, and sure enough it

comes in handy.

bG

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > > I've just purchased a 6v battery and 6ft wire to make an apprentice

godzilla to try and treat my genital herpes. I've been reading some of the posts

from this group and am encouraged by the success stories!

> > > I've got a few questions, I'm hoping you can help. Is it safe to place an

electrode directly onto

> > > a coldsore, or should it be placed to the side of it? I'm not sure if I've

understood correctly, but on a previous post I've read, I think it was suggested

that putting an electrical current through broken skin is a bad idea.

> > > Also, is it only beneficial to treat herpes during an outbreak or is it

worth trying to treat the area of where outbreak usually occurs whilst the virus

is dormant?

> > > I'm going to do a bit more research and read up on some older posts from

the group, but I'm really keen to give it a go and post my results.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > > VJ

> > >

> >

>

February 6, 2011