Hello Bob,
I don't think a lighter igniter has enough voltage and current to do
the job on a spider bite. Dr. Stan Abrams has came up with a method
that works http://www.spiderbitetreatment.com/index.html. He says
that 25 kilovolts at less than 350 milliamps is ideal. This would not
work for a fever blisters as a fever blister is caused by the herpes
simplex virus and not venom like a spider bite. In a spider bite the
current will influence the hydrogen bonds of the enzymes, destroying
their secondary and tertiary structure. The high voltage, low
amperage current applied will reduce metal ions and zinc, copper,
magnesium, iron, or calcium ions, which are firmly bound to some
venom enzymes and are mandatory cofactors for these enzymes. The
electric particles interfere with the membrane as well as the
positive charged polypeptides, decreasing their cytotoxic properties.
None of this would hurt a virus.
I used an experimental protocol on my self to rid myself of fever
blisters. I had cold sores that popped up in the same place on my lip
every month (I could make them pop up by eating almonds also) for 40
years. I got rid of them 3 years ago using the advice from this list.
I mixed a 10ppm colloidal silver half and half with DMSO. I put it in
a small spray bottle. I sprayed it directly on the fever blister
every 2 hours for about a week or so. Also once a day I put the .9999
silver electrodes of my colloidal siver generator on each side of the
blister and turned it on for 5 seconds (40V at 1.25ma). The fever
blister became this awful sore on my lip. It was painful and itchy.
The sore went deep into my lip. I hypothesize that the sore went as
deep as the infected cells. The DMSO/CS apparently broke up the cells
that were infected and left the cells that were not infected alone. I
have not had another breakout since then.
Though this is experimental and anecdotal it is nonetheless an
accurate report of my experience.
Dave
At 11:34 PM 7/25/2008, you wrote:
I read some where about Zapping a Spider bite with an old (empty)
Lighter with a Igniter on it.
I am talking about the long kind used to light grill or candles.
I took part of tip off, you put on skin and pull trigger. You can
feel the jolt.
I wonder if this would work on cold sores.
Bob
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