Russ, I said, > would different voltages or amperages produce different effects?
You said, > I don't think so, in this LV range. It's different *frequencies* that affect different pathogens in the Rife realm. It's true that, with Rife, it was frequencies that determined the pathogen-killing potential of a device. But Beck's devices are not variable frequency, they are based on variable current and voltage. The dial on a Blood Electrifier does not regulate the frequency, but the voltage. When I connect the two leads of a voltmeter to the electrodes on my Blood Electrifier, the voltage pulsates (it's read on the AC setting). The higher up I turn it, the higher the voltage climbs (to about 27 volts maximum, I understand). Russ Torledge, the owner of SOTA, explained to me that Beck's devices are not patterned after Rife's, nor do they operate on similar principles. He said that the reason a TENS unit does not effectively kill pathogens is because it has too high a voltage (and/or current). One would think that, if low voltage killed pathogens, higher voltage would be even more effective, but Beck says that is not the case. The principle Rife utilized was essentially bombarding a pathogen with its own frequency, but with the "volume" turned up high, which apparently vibrated the pathogen to pieces. Some of the Rife-like devices today use a range of frequencies which are designed to kill all pathogens within that frequency range. Beck's devices are based on the 1990 discovery at Albert Einstein College of Medicine (NY) that very low voltage/amperage electricity could electrocute the HIV virus. But Beck discovered that, actually, it appears to electrocute ALL pathogens. The use, then, of a low-voltage adapter to bathe parts of the body (such as the abdomen to rid it of parasites), holds potential. Robert Becker maintains that a very low current flow hastens the healing of bones and tissue, especially in combination with CS. So if I drank a significant quantity of CS, and then bathed my stomach area with 6, 9, or 12 volts DC, would that increase the CS's efficacy? I said, > If I had reversed the poles on each side of my waist, would it have had the opposite effect (Constipating)? You said, > No, that's just from Frankenstein movies. However, it may be advantageous to switch polarity occasionally. I wonder about that, what with the firmly held belief that different magnetic poles effect us differently. Is there a similarity between magnetic poles and positive/negative current flow? I said, > Is DC better than AC? You said, > There are low voltage AC power supplies (e.g., with Alesis electronic musical instruments); however, DC is said to be the most germicidal kind of current flow. Where did you hear that? I've never heard that before. I said, > The next question is: How can I build in a fuse or breaker to prevent any possibility of my clients (or myself) getting electrocuted in case of accident? You said, > I've never heard of a small AC-DC transformer shorting 120VAC to the output; they only die, to my knowledge... I too feel that the likelihood of that happening is quite remote, but there are legalities to observe. If I were to give, sell or recommend an adapter-driven device to someone, and something happened (and someone got hurt), I'd be up a creek. Even SOTA recommends against using their Blood Electrifier plugged into the wall, partially because they are concerned that someone might fall asleep wearing it (and use it too long), but also because of the possibility of an accident. With several clients willing to experiment, maybe I will have something to report soon. Terry Wayne __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one Place. http://shopping.yahoo.com/ -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
