Re: Klemens Super Magnetic Pulser........anyone?

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might be fun to try, if you have a 220v outlet. It would appear well-made. The

question is does the lower pulse intensity of this " multi-pulser " do what it's

supposed to?

I have always wondered what exactly it is supposed to do. It does not kill

germs. I have found SOTA pulser helpful on painful nerves, probably because of

the lessening of fluid pressure in the nerves occasioned by the magnetic pulses.

But much large pulsers have been tried on germs without resolution of the germs.

It would be so simple for someone with HIV to step inside a large pulsating

magnetic chamber and be cured. In fact, one fellow I knew said his viral load

dropped 50 percent always after he got an MRI of his stomach. Makes sense. But

that is one hell of a magnetic pulser, an MRI!

Magnets don't kill germs, magnetic fields don't kill germs. Electrons seem to

do that. And that requires a current of a certain total volume of electrons

(either large amount for short time or smaller amounts for longer times). The

measured amounts of current, and almost NO reports exist of anyone measuring the

current in the body from a magnetic pulse, are all far far too small total

volume of electrons per square area to do ANYTHING to germs except to move the

fluids around due to the magnetic pulse. If the germs move with the fluids, you

have two things to think about.

1. germs then enter other areas of body, like blood, where you get them with the

blood electrifier

2. germs move into other tissues in which case you actually spread the

infection.

Using a mag pulser on MRSA infection would be silly, as it could push germs out

of the body's containing sac and allow them to go systemic. Then you are in big

trouble.

bG

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> Hey folks.

> Anyone have a Klemens product , they sound good.

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> How would it compare to a Sota MP

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> Bob

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Tested a Klemen's mag pulser. They claim 50,000 Gauss. I used my F.W. Bell Model

5080 Tesla/Gausss meter to test it and compare with the SOTA MP5 Magnetic

Pulser.

The actual measured Gauss output of the Klemen's pulser was 1,080 Gauss.

The actual measured Gauss output of the SOTA MP5 pulser was greater than 6,000

Gauss.

Klemen's pulser can vary the pulse rate to fire off pulses once per second.

However, the Gauss output never exceeded 1,080 Gauss (despite claims of over

50,000 Gauss!!). So, for the Beck Protocol 1,080 Gauss is far too weak.

Incidentally, a photoflash camera " mag pulser " will generate over 2,000 Gauss.

Also see http://www.zapper.com/html/magnetic_pulser.html

:-)

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> Hey folks.

> Anyone have a Klemens product , they sound good.

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> How would it compare to a Sota MP

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> Bob

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2 years ago used a Sota mag pulser treating a very sore shoulder and it did

nothing.

Bought a silver pulser also at the same time, it literally eats batteries. A

brand new battery lasts 10 minutes. Contacted Sota and still waiting for a

reply.

Bought a Australian made (not Klemens)zapper & pulser and had excellent results.

Fixed my shoulder in 2 weeks after suffering for 1-1/2 years. Loaned the units

to a friend of a friend with liver cancer, again good results.

Just a little tired of some manufacturers pushing their own bandwagen knocking

every other product, nothing is any good exept theirs. Russel spent time with

Dr. Beck, great, but that does not make Sota any better than the rest. All the

technical data is on the web.

I don't care how many pulses or how much Gauss it outputs or what meter was used

to compare, what is important is that it works.

Sorry but had to voice my opinion.

R.Rommel

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Hi Rommel

Just curious..what Australian brand did you buy? Appreciate the info as am

checking out different models now for consideration.

Le Lian

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Hi R. Rommel,

I have never gotten any emails from you regarding your units. Either call or fax

so we can help.

A brand new battery should last about 10-15 hours - not 10 minutes. There is

either a fault with your unit or the protocol is not being correctly.

Bob Beck established this whole protocol. In order to replicate it,

specifications were needed to ensure it was being adhered to. How else can one

carry on manufacturing without standards? To make standards, one also needs

intsruments to test the outputs accurately and repeatedly.

A faster firing mag pulser with far lower Gauss might work well for a specific

aliment. A higher Gauss output might work better on another ailment. Without

knowledge of the actual outputs, there is no baseline to compare and repeat.

There has to be a standard. That is all I am saying.

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[Guest Kev Mcbrian]

Hi Rommel

Just curious..what Australian brand did you buy? Appreciate the info as am

checking out different models now for consideration.

Le Lian

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Hi Le Lian,

Ended up buying the MP-06 Pulser from K2 Instruments in Australia. Very pleased with it.