Re: GEIPE Cancer Treatment???

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

In the (Gas plasma) lab the RF discharge tube (big enough

to stand in)is in standby, pumped down as needed, so is the 120,000

Hz to 450,000 Hz machine (patient is placed between insulated

electrodes). Two different animals, though both frequency therapy.

I knew then and now, like many of us, the more tools in our war-

chest, the better, what works well for one thing does not for others.

So, I looked into and added microcurrent, (under one milliamp DC),

milliamp current and nanoamp current.

Different current levels do different things, all wonderful if you

understand what to use for the desired effect.

Voltage is important, too.

In the case of the site you listed to visit, been there long time

ago, done that, visited to look for changes.

Based on the good micro/nano/milli current work of the last 6 months

and with much of this under my belt, I would say people should look

into it, plus keep working with frequency therapy.

Adding the ability of generating ATP for recovery at 500 percent

greater than normal, plus frequency therapy is no small gain.

When something is getting the results big pharma and friends fear the

most, it becomes a greater target.

That is why I will only tell you that what you see at that site,

especially the 3 volts at 2.4 milliamps, is actual.

Microcurrent is itself making it's way into mainstream medicine

(again) and is here to stay.

Mike

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[Guest guest]

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I contacted the person who offered this form of

therapy. I felt that he was rude and shallow. Would

not answer questions directly. I did not follow up on

this therapy after that. I did become a member of the

" microelecticity germkiller " forum on Yahoo and got

some very good information on using microelectricity

to cure issues in the body. Try it out.

Warm Wishes.

Atul

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> Anyone with knowledge of this site and it's claims??

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> http://www.cancer-treatment.net/index.htm