Re: Re: Trying to make it work

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bG,

Yep, it a learning curve alright! Your points are well taken, I did know that attacking a bug early is very important but earlier the better is more important than I realized!

Qickie: Last night I couldn't get to sleep, nose stuffed up, very hoarse. Got up and applied godzilla over my voice box and behind on my back. Was surprised as I sat there, my nose cleared, reduced dripping and easier breathing, with a feeling of well-being. This for a half hour, .8 ma, reversing etc. Got a fairly good night's sleep.

Once I have more experience and confidence, I will file a formal report for your files.

Thanks for all you are doing. Bill

Re: Trying to make it work

Hi, thanks for the report.I would say at this point you are on the learning curve, and each time will do better. The thing to do is get it when it first hits, because by the time symptoms fully develop, you often are not even infective anymore, it's just dieoffs. Look for earlier signs. It's really learning a new art using this stuff. It is not hard to kill off a cold but the germ is very rapid, so you have to be atuned to anything like mood swing, tired or listless. If glands in neck are swollen, are they tender? IF so, the infection is going on. If they are just swollen but not tender, the infection is gone but has not yet been fully cleaned up.The device can help even the symptoms, however, and has been shown, as you saw, to reduce congestion very fast usually. 1. catch it early, look for tired (white blood count is rising, red cell count is falling, means an infection), look for mood swings, lack of oxygen to brain, same thing, too many white cells too few red ones.2. do what you did going around the area with the sponges. if you hardly feel it, add a pinch of baking soda, which will bump up the power. rinse it to reduce the power. reverse sponges every 5 min.3. repeat after about a few hours, like 2-4 hours later4. get rest right away. the longer you don't rest, the higher your red blood count, and the lower your white count.5. shower with hot steamy water in your face to help flush it out, and also these viruses hate warmth, which is why you can get a fever, it is body's defense.Fighting infections requires some of the above knowledge, though it can work pretty well just blindly. You will pick it up and won't have these things anymore. I had dinner some time ago with someone fresh from working her day at the ER. She said she wanted to godzilla when she got home, since she just saw 2 or 3 patients with strep. So, she did, and did not get strep throat....instead, I got it. Terribly painful, but I didn't use the device that night like I should have. Never again. Once that stuff gets moving, it is very aggressive. But it did not show symptoms until 3 days later, and I had not used the device...just goes to show, you can feel fine, and be very sick the next day.I will post to our files, and I think you are progressing nicely on the path to mastering the art of micro-electric germ killing. Once you get the hang of it and a few successes, you will just use it as a matter of experience and maybe even enjoy "doing the impossible". Good going!bG>> Hi, bG.> I am trying to treat a buggy cold using microelectricity (ME) and my> results appear to be middling so far. I came down with what I call a> "backdoor" cold: A few days ago I began to have loose bowels and tired> eyes. ?? Yesterday my throat began to get scratchy and I started with CS> as it has always worked before. Last night throat became sore, so CS> again and I applied the sponges to my cheeks for the soreness in my> nose. This morning the soreness was in my nose and deep down my throat.> About four times today I applied the sponges across my face, across my> throat, nose to back of neck and below chin to back and wherever I could> think of. By the way, rubber gloves are great for handling the sponges> this way.> So far I think that maybe ME is working somewhat, because right after> using the sponges, my nose and head feel much clearer, tho my nose soon> starts running a stream again and I start sneezing. So far no> congestion! Of course, there is no way to tell how I'd be doing without> the sponges. I use them about a half hour at a time, reversing polarity> every five minutes or so. Current originally was running around 1 ma,> tho my face began to feel irritated so I cut it back to around .5 ma.> Current is largely dependent on pressure on the sponges I find. I am> occasionally using CS in a nebulizer hoping to keep my lungs clear. Am> now wondering how I will be tomorrow. Better? Worse? Will keep you> posted.> So. Am I doing all the right things, am I doing anything wrong, anyone> have any suggestions as to what I should be doing differently? I am> enthusiastic about microelectricity , appreciate your hosting the site,> and hope I can make it work for my various afflictions.> Thanks, Bill>