Guest guest Posted June 20, 2011 Report Share Posted June 20, 2011 Last thurs a co-worker wrote me about his cold he'd had since Sunday. It had spread quickly to two other members of his family and he and they were miserable. I invited him over to go over an old original godzilla he and I built years ago, very nice unit but without the sponges. It was fun to see this thing. Extrememly well made and stylish, with a meter and both a rough and fine trim knob to precisely adjust the power. He brought new batteries, since he said it must have gone dead after nearly 10 years. No such thing. I turned it on and adjusted the meter to right setttings, and it worked like new. No signs of wear, just a perky stingy jolt when he applied it. It used 36 volts tamed by various resistors. It is not a substitute for today's finer simpler units, not by far. But it was like loading and firing a fine old musket from the Revolutionary War...elegant, simple, powerful, and ill-conceived but admirable in spirit. Well off he went it was hard to fix him after he had the cold so long but we tried and he felt some better. 36 hours later, as I had suspected, I had his cold too. 5 am it awoke me with sniffles and sneezes. I got out my godzilla, the metered one in our files, the same one you can build for yourself in 15 minutes for under 20 bucks, and applied it 20 minutes. I used the large sponges on one side of nose covering all of one side of the nose against the cheek and over the eye on one side, the other one under the chin on opposite side of face, for 5 minutes, then reversed the sponges in the same positions to reverse the positive and negative currents. I then switched to put one sponge over the opposite side of the nose covering all of one side and one eye, with the other one under the chin on opposite side of face. I went back to sleep till 10 am. Awoke without symptoms. Applied same way for another 20 minutes and went back to sleep. When I awoke around 11, I repeated the process only 5 minutes on each side, once more. By 5 pm I had only vague cold-like feeling but no congestion or running nose, no other symptoms. I went into a hot tub for an hour. After that, no more symptoms at all. (probably gave it to those at the hot tub however.) Anyway, this again is amazing, and I will file it in our files under colds. bG Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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