Re: What are the specification/safty limits?

[Guest guest]

In my experience, there are no differences by germ types for current.

Voltage is just to specify what battery to use (6 volts yes, 9 volts no, 2 volts

no, etc).

Current is the result of your setup, wetness, solution conductivity, sizes of

electrodes, etc.

Location of electrodes, or " placement " is based on putting the germ in-between

the two electrodes, very simple. The current wants to go from one electrode to

the other one the shortest way possible. The path it takes in the body is the

" circuit " , and the germ needs to be part of the circuit, not lying outside of

it.

Realistically, since electric current consists of numbers of electrons moving

from one electrode to the other, if they try to all take a single straight line

along the shortest path, they will bump into each other. They are all charged

with the same " minus " charge. This means they repel each other. That will

spread them out along the path, so it will widen. Most of them will be towards

the center of the path, and less and less towards the outer areas alongside the

path. The whole bunch of them will look like an oval with the electrodes at the

pointed ends, and dense in the middle, while less dense towards the edges.

bG

>

> Are there different voltages/currents for different germs?

>

> Where are the best spots to place electrodes,

> veins,arteries,lymph nodes?

>

> Can multiple spots be treated at once?

>

> Max. Voltage? Max. Current?

>

> " Internal electrode "

> --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> oral____________________________|______________________|________________

> sinus___________________________|______________________|________________

> rectum__________________________|______________________|________________

> urethra_________________________|______________________|________________

> Otoneurological(ear)____________|______________________|________________

> vaginal_________________________|______________________|________________

> ========================================================================

> " external electrode "

> --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> eyes____________________________|______________________|________________

> spinal__________________________|______________________|________________

> lymph nodes_____________________|______________________|________________

> anus____________________________|______________________|________________

> bladder_________________________|______________________|________________

> feet____________________________|______________________|________________

> wrists__________________________|______________________|________________

> underarm________________________|______________________|________________

>

[Guest guest]

In my experience, there are no differences by germ types for current.

Voltage is just to specify what battery to use (6 volts yes, 9 volts no, 2 volts

no, etc).

Current is the result of your setup, wetness, solution conductivity, sizes of

electrodes, etc.

Location of electrodes, or " placement " is based on putting the germ in-between

the two electrodes, very simple. The current wants to go from one electrode to

the other one the shortest way possible. The path it takes in the body is the

" circuit " , and the germ needs to be part of the circuit, not lying outside of

it.

Realistically, since electric current consists of numbers of electrons moving

from one electrode to the other, if they try to all take a single straight line

along the shortest path, they will bump into each other. They are all charged

with the same " minus " charge. This means they repel each other. That will

spread them out along the path, so it will widen. Most of them will be towards

the center of the path, and less and less towards the outer areas alongside the

path. The whole bunch of them will look like an oval with the electrodes at the

pointed ends, and dense in the middle, while less dense towards the edges.

bG

>

> Are there different voltages/currents for different germs?

>

> Where are the best spots to place electrodes,

> veins,arteries,lymph nodes?

>

> Can multiple spots be treated at once?

>

> Max. Voltage? Max. Current?

>

> " Internal electrode "

> --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> oral____________________________|______________________|________________

> sinus___________________________|______________________|________________

> rectum__________________________|______________________|________________

> urethra_________________________|______________________|________________

> Otoneurological(ear)____________|______________________|________________

> vaginal_________________________|______________________|________________

> ========================================================================

> " external electrode "

> --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> eyes____________________________|______________________|________________

> spinal__________________________|______________________|________________

> lymph nodes_____________________|______________________|________________

> anus____________________________|______________________|________________

> bladder_________________________|______________________|________________

> feet____________________________|______________________|________________

> wrists__________________________|______________________|________________

> underarm________________________|______________________|________________

>

[Guest guest]

current suggestions are posted along with metered device designs, for

convenience. see menu/photos.

bG

> >

> > Are there different voltages/currents for different germs?

> >

> > Where are the best spots to place electrodes,

> > veins,arteries,lymph nodes?

> >

> > Can multiple spots be treated at once?

> >

> > Max. Voltage? Max. Current?

> >

> > " Internal electrode "

> > --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> > oral____________________________|______________________|________________

> > sinus___________________________|______________________|________________

> > rectum__________________________|______________________|________________

> > urethra_________________________|______________________|________________

> > Otoneurological(ear)____________|______________________|________________

> > vaginal_________________________|______________________|________________

> > ========================================================================

> > " external electrode "

> > --------------------------------|----------------------|----------------

> > eyes____________________________|______________________|________________

> > spinal__________________________|______________________|________________

> > lymph nodes_____________________|______________________|________________

> > anus____________________________|______________________|________________

> > bladder_________________________|______________________|________________

> > feet____________________________|______________________|________________

> > wrists__________________________|______________________|________________

> > underarm________________________|______________________|________________

> >

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