No, I just stick the 75mm TENS pads to my cheek bones on the sides of my head.
Bruce A.

On 9/20/2010 7:41 PM, jaxi wrote:
Bruce ... how do you convert the TENS pads? Do you strip the plastic off the wire and twist the wires together??????

On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:28 PM, Bruce Anderson <bande65...@btes.tv <mailto:bande65...@btes.tv>> wrote:

    Hi Rusty:
    I have used the sponges and also TENS unit pads.  The TENS pads
    worked best, for me, in areas close to the eye. _Remember!! you do
    NOT want current through the eyeball_.  The wire might work well
    at controlling the current path and if it were silver that would
    be even better.
    Wishing you the best:
    Bruce


    On 9/10/2010 11:14 PM, needling around wrote:
    Hi Bruce,
    When you use a baby godzilla for something like this what do you
    do, exactly?  Do you use the sponges or do you use bare wire and
    just touch all around the lesion?
    Thanks.
    PT

        ----- Original Message -----
        *From:* Bruce Anderson <mailto:bande65...@btes.tv>
        *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>
        *Sent:* Friday, September 10, 2010 11:04 PM
        *Subject:* Re: CS>help needed

        Hi Rusty:
        I've had several on my face and head.  Some were frozen and
        some cut out, even then some came back.
        I used a 6volt baby godzilla device and EIS (colloidal
        silver) on them and "fired" the Doctor.  Some of mine, they
        said, were  "the bad kind", but my treatment worked on all of
        them.  And it worked without the scars.
        Bruce A.


        On 9/9/2010 12:23 PM, Rusty wrote:
        I have had a sore beside my eye that wouldn't heal.  I put
        it down to being stressed and as it dried, I would pick at
        it and start the process all over again.  Also it would get
        a scab and either the pillowcase or the wash cloth would
        catch it.
        I finally got through my cataract operation and felt I
        better get it checked out...I was sent to a dermatologist
        and she walked in the room, looked at it and said "you have
        cancer" and pointed to a picture of four kinds on the wall
        and said but you have the "good one"   I just about fell off
        the chair.
        I was expecting some kind of ointment to heal it up...not
        being told "cancer" so I think I may have been in some shock.
        I'm told I will have to go to a surgeon and have it cut out.
        Has any one ever deal with cancer on the skin?   Can it be
        cleared up naturally?
        Rusty