Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 I had not thought of insulating the hands. Rubber gloves or even baggies would work. The device is also a defibulator. I should have mentioned that, but I am very careful with anything electrical near the device. I have talked about it with my endocrinologist. I am seeing cardiologist next month, but I have told him about it, briefly. jim From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of baby_grand Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 8:45 PM To: Subject: Re: Cold - nasal drip also, with a pacemaker, you should insulate the sponges from the hands so current does not travel through them and through the heart area. It's unlikely to cause trouble but you want to be extra-careful there. bG > > > > SUBJECT INFO > > > > Q1: Age 64 > > A: > > Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any > > A:Lots - diabeties, CHF, Stoke, AAA (corrected with indograft) > > > > Q3: Electrical treatment problems: electrical implants, pacemakers, etc > > A:EAortic ndograph, pacemaker/defibulator > > > > EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY > > > > Q4: What device was used? > > A:Apprentice, 6 volt lantern , sponges, wire > > Q5: How many minutes per session, how many sessions per day? > > A: 5 mins. then reverse polarity for 5 minutes. once first day twice sencon day - better twice second day > > Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? > > A: 3 days- ntotal treatments = 5 (with reversals) > > Q7: Placement of electrodes? > > A: Cheek- on either side of nose. > > Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? > > A: 5 mins > > > > MEDICAL TREATMENT > > > > Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? > > A:Too many to mention > > > > Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? > > A: > > Q11: What treatment in the past? > > A: None for this. did go to Dr. to get him to listen in case of lung involvement > > Q12: Any treatment effective so far? > > A: > > Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? > > A: Cleared! > > RESULTS: > > a. Symptoms (better, worse, unchanged)Better. Breating normally, not coughing > > > > b. Signs (medical tests such as blood tests, etc) better, worse, unchanged none > > > > c. Electrical treatment side effects, phys, mental none noted > > > > d. What do you see as advantages/drawbacks over other treatments? > > simple, effective > > > > e. Overall opinion of the treatment, any benefits besides disease treatment? great > > > > f. Would you recommend it to others? yes > > > > g. Lessons learned for benefit of next user of treatment: Do it sooner. I had this cold, cough, drip, wheezing for a month - seriously. > > > > h. Anything to add, people who helped, etc: The cold might have gotten better just by time, but it had been active since a airplane ride to Florida for thanksgiving, and it got better New years after treatment with 'zilla! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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