Sara wrote:
> Interesting. How does the Beck protocal relate to the Dr. Clark
> protocal? They sound familiar. I have used the Clark protocal for
> parasite cleansing and organ function, and magnetic pulsing is a big
> part of that, also ozonated water (or olive oil) plus CS are
> suggested. Wha
rob gr wrote:
> What is the skin effect? Sorry for my ignorance here.
When an electric current flows it produces a magnetic field. A change in
current is opposed by the magnetic field. So what happens is that if you have a
high frequency (usually a megahertz or more), the most of the current en
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Date: Thursday, July 27, 2000 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Beck's protocol
>What is the skin effect? Sorry for my ignorance here.
>
>Also, I have been thinking about using a zapper, or beck device for my lyme
>disease. But i have a question about the electical cur
At 12:12 AM 7/28/00 -0500, you wrote:
What is the skin effect? Sorry for my ignorance here.
Also, I have been thinking about using a zapper, or beck device for my
lyme disease. But i have a question about the electical current. Is the
current evenly distributed throughout the body. I would thi
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Subject: Re: CS>Beck's protocol
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 22:23:57 EDT
he doesnt claim that l dont think..he made it but l am not sure.
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Alvin Rose wrote:
> Hi Katie
> The clark zapper has nothing to do with blood electrification as the potential
> is to low to get conduction..It is a parasite killer which has a low level
> 30 kc output and does not induce a current flow in the blood (50 to 100
> microamps)
> The Beck protocol requ
Hi all,
I made the mistake of reading my emails (and deleting them) from most recent
to least recent and did not get the full benefit of the reactions to
Marshall's post.
In a nut shell, is there a lot of disagreement about M.'s observation
regarding the zapper vs. Beck's device (see below)?
I ge
he doesnt claim that l dont think..he made it but l am not sure.
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Hi Alvin,
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 14:45:06 -0700, Alvin Rose
wrote:
>Take your sisters zapper and put a 0 to 1000 microamp meter in series
>with one lead...look for 50 to 100 microamp current flow in the circuit..
(A DC meter won't show anything with a Zapper and an AC meter is
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Hi Marshall,
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 14:46:10 -0400, Marshall Dudley
wrote:
>30 Khz is way too low for skin effect to occur.
Umm, nope. One or two kHz has little skin effect, but there's still
some. As you go up in frequency the skin effect becomes more
pronounced, and by the time you're up a few
You are 1000 to 1 too low for skin effect. Look at:
http://www.spectrum-soft.com/news/fall97/skin.html
to see graphs of skin effect on a 14 guage wire. As diameter increases the
effect decreases, so when you compare the diameter of an arm with a 14 guage
wire, you can see the effect is nil at 3
No. If he claims it is the Clark zapper, it should be the same.
Marshall
ing...@aol.com wrote:
> hi marshall..l have no clue how dons zapper compares to all that you
> listed..do you?
>
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hi marshall..l have no clue how dons zapper compares to all that you
listed..do you?
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Can't say for sure. I built mine according to the instructions in Clark's
book for her. For myself, I use a pulse generator set to 10 volts, 30 khz,
unipolar with a resistor in the output. Spin a few dials, and I have Beck's
unit if I want.
Marshall
ing...@aol.com wrote:
> hi marshall.. l hav
hi marshall.. l have don's zapper..is that the one your sis used to beat
lyme? what type do you and your family ?
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Alvin Rose wrote:
> Hi Marshall
> I have a clark zapper connected to me now with a microampmeter in series
> and I don't get any current..also the maximum safe current flow should be
> in the 50 to 100 Microamp levelat 2000 ohms impedence.
I will pull out the scope and check it again.
Marsha
I use a Sencore sc-60 oscilloscope
blue_eyes wrote:
> Hi Marshall,
>
> What did you use to measure the current of the 30 khz. signal?
> Multimeter? Oscilloscope?
>
> The manual for my multimeter does not indicate frequency ranges
> or limits with regard to AC current readings, so I don't have
> a
Oscilloscope, measured voltage drop across the 1k resistor. The 10 mA was
actually a
peak value, rms or average would be half that. One cannot count on getting an
accurate
measure at that frequency with a digital meter. I found that virtually all the
voltage
appears across the resistor when o
you're right...but the 50 to 100 microamps as measured in the
blood is where we need it to do the joba 30 khz which might
conduct more current away from the blood vessels in skin effect
is great for parasites. that's makes good sense.
blue_eyes wrote:
> Hi Guys...
>
> I was under the
Hi Marshall,
What did you use to measure the current of the 30 khz. signal?
Multimeter? Oscilloscope?
The manual for my multimeter does not indicate frequency ranges
or limits with regard to AC current readings, so I don't have
a clue if it is as accurate at 30 khz. as it is at 60 hz.
David
Mar
Hi Marshall
I have a clark zapper connected to me now with a microampmeter in series
and I don't get any current..also the maximum safe current flow should be
in the 50 to 100 Microamp levelat 2000 ohms impedence.
Marshall Dudley wrote:
> Alvin Rose wrote:
>
> > Hi Marshall
> > Take your sis
blue_eyes wrote:
> Hi Guys...
>
> I was under the impression that the 50 to 100 microamps spec.
> relates to *as measured in the blood*.
>
> At 30 khz., the "skin effect" might conduct most of the usable
> current away form the blood vessels, whereas, at 4 hz. it may be
> more of a direct
Hi Guys...
I was under the impression that the 50 to 100 microamps spec.
relates to *as measured in the blood*.
At 30 khz., the "skin effect" might conduct most of the usable
current away form the blood vessels, whereas, at 4 hz. it may be
more of a direct electrical effect than a frequen
Alvin Rose wrote:
> Hi Marshall
> Take your sisters zapper and put a 0 to 1000 microamp meter in series
> with one lead...look for 50 to 100 microamp current flow in the circuit..
> you won't get any current flow as the voltage is too low to overcome the skin
> resistence
I checked the current fl
Hi Marshall
Take your sisters zapper and put a 0 to 1000 microamp meter in series
with one lead...look for 50 to 100 microamp current flow in the circuit..
you won't get any current flow as the voltage is too low to overcome the skin
resistence
between the surface and arterys in the attatchment poi
Not according to Beck. But I disagree. I feel they are essentually
equivalent, in fact I personally prefer the zapper. My sister beat lyme using
the zapper for the electrification.
Marshall
Katie Jay wrote:
> Does the Clark zapper count for the blood electrification needed as part of
> Beck's
Hi Katie
The clark zapper has nothing to do with blood electrification as the potential
is to low to get conduction..It is a parasite killer which has a low level
30 kc output and does not induce a current flow in the blood (50 to 100
microamps)
The Beck protocol required the blood purifier as well
Does the Clark zapper count for the blood electrification needed as part of
Beck's 4-point protocol?
Thanks
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