Brooks Sensei, Thanks for the education! I am familiar with the basic concept of piezo-electric crystals, used in many cigarette lighters to generate sparks. The EM ceramics, however, ordinarily are not compressed or squeezed or impacted at all. I am just starting to learn about this business, though, and my ignorance exceeds my knowledge.
JBB Brooks Bradley wrote: > > Dear Jonathan, > The family of piezo-electric ceramics have, for many > years, > been used both as "physical disturbance-to -electrical energy output" and/or > "electrical input-to-physical-output" devices. The two most common groups > center > around barium titanate and lead zirconate titanate containing compounds. The > old-fashioned crystal-type phonograph pick-up elements were of the barium > titanate > type. Early sonar receiving transducers were also. Many types of army > ordinance.....especially bombs and artillery shells.....have employed such > transducers to generate high voltages (at impact) to detonate the explosives. > A > small piezo-electric disc the size of a quarter will yield instanteous > voltages on > the order of 3000 volts (when impacting around 1000 g's ). > By merely squeezing a small 1" piezo-electric ceramic, a > sizeable > output will occur. Electro-acoustic energies applied to a piezo-electric > ceramic > will result in a faithful "physical" reproduction of the applied > frequency------up to quite high values. > Additionally, even very small, repetitive, voltage pulses, > when > applied serially---while maintaining the same polarity orientation---can > charge a > lead zirconate cylinder of 6" length X 4" dia. to near-lethal levels. Also, > once > charged, the capacitive effect remains over prolonged periods of > time-----unless > the inside and outside (plated with silver) surfaces of the cylinder are > shorted. > Such behavior suggests that both physical and > electro-stimulation > of susceptible ceramic materials could, indeed, result in some of the > physiological conditions you relate. > Sincerely, > Brooks Bradley > "Jonathan B. Britten" wrote: > > > Dr. Teruo Higa of Okinawa makes and sells some very powerful fired > > ceramic products called "EMX." There are available online from > > EMTrading.com. I dabble with these but frankly do not understand the > > energies coming from these ceramics. VERY powerful. > > > > I use a necklace made of these occasionally, and it seems to produce a > > herx. reaction initially, usually within a few hours after I put it on; > > sometimes I have to take the darned thing off, but overall feel better > > when wearing it, exp. when using a computer. It seems to balance the > > energy fields from electronic products, and this is one advertised > > purpose. > > > > The field from EMX ceramic is very strong. I think it is partly > > magnetic; two on top of my cathode ray monitor cause the entire box to > > vibrate and rattle when I turn it on. I think the field somehow pulls > > or pushes on the scanning gun as it starts up. Very weird effect. > > When we first put a ceramic on our electric hot water pot -- a product > > widely used in Japan -- it was destroyed in a few days. Turns out the > > ceramics quickly break down corrosion and clog up the pumps in such > > things; you are supposed to use ceramics only in new products. Higa's > > team destroyed a car engine in the early days using ceramics in the gas > > tank. I put these in the gas thank of my new van, and the boost in > > power was amazing, though the improved mileage I wanted did not occur. > > > > Higa's stuff is well worth the time to check out. I have no > > affiliation BTW . . . > > > > JBB > > > > Jason / AVRA wrote: > > > > > > Hi All! > > > > > > Bentonite is an aluminum silicate, and thus is really a organized form of > > > quartz crystal: Al2O3 + 4SiO2 + nH2O ( hydrated bentonite, food grade ). > > > > > > It is widely used in many, many industries. > > > > > > However, what makes it unique for consideration in natural medicine are > > > its > > > very unique properties. Bentonite has an extremely dense makeup - each > > > gram > > > of bentonite covers a surface area of over 400 square meters. > > > > > > When properly hydrated, it creates and sustains its own subtle > > > electromagnetic field ( negatively charged particles ). It has extremely > > > powerful sorptive properties, i.e. it attracts and holds to its surface > > > many > > > toxic substances. > > > > > > Via it's many properties, a high quality green clay can eliminate an > > > infection in the body about 600 times faster than colloidal silver ( when > > > used externally ). Used with understanding, it can speed tissue healing > > > by > > > over 60% in even the most serious wounds imaginable. However, its method > > > of > > > action is different than colloidal silver. > > > > > > Extreme amounts of clay used in a bath have been known to help the body > > > detox from severe heavy metal poisoning ( one can tell, because if it > > > works, > > > the clay turns black ). > > > > > > U.S. Army studies show that bentonite may be a successful treatment for > > > exposure to chemical warfare. One Army emergency livestock protocol calls > > > for immediate adminstration of bentonite internally to counter effects of > > > radiation poisoning in livestock ( food sources ). > > > > > > In fact, bentonite was the choice substance dumped by the ton on top of > > > the > > > Chernobyl nuclear plant after its untimely demise. > > > > > > The natural green clays were the prime ingredient in them embolming > > > process > > > of the ancient Egyptians. Cleoptra's fine skin condition was most likely > > > due to secret blends of fine clays and exotic oils. > > > > > > Used internally, bentonite is one of the most powerful detoxifying agents > > > in > > > nature. It neutralizes acids in the stomach almost immediately upon > > > ingestion. It detoxifies the intestinal tracts. It acts directly upon > > > the > > > liver, slowly restoring it to full function with a proper diet. Although > > > it > > > is considered an inert substance, through long term use microscopic > > > particles of clay ARE eventually accepted into the liver, and delivered > > > into > > > the bloodstream, where it fixes free oxygen, elminating free radicals. > > > > > > When used immediately in severe trauma situations ( externally ), clay > > > packs > > > significantly reduce tissue damage associated with swelling. > > > > > > I'll never forget the first story I ever heard on clay healing. In fact, > > > the individual in question received a "most valueable citizen" town award > > > for the incident. > > > > > > A father's son wrecked quite badly in a motorcycle race, and it tore up > > > one > > > of his legs quite badly. He was rushed to the hospital, but developed a > > > severe infection that turned gangrene despite medical care. After several > > > days of observation and treatment, the doctor made the decision that the > > > leg > > > would be amputated the next morning. > > > > > > The son had called his father, who lived in another part of the country. > > > The > > > father arrived at the hospital late that night. Upon hearing that the leg > > > would be amputated, he grabbed his son and carried him straight out of the > > > hospital. They drove for many hours, to a remote part of the Mojave > > > desert, > > > just outside of Death Valley, California, where the natural hotspring > > > waters > > > at one time had a rating of the second best in the world. The area is > > > rich > > > in a natural high quality bentonite. > > > > > > The father brought his son to the oldtimer local. They and several > > > friends > > > took a large garbage bin, and filled it with hydrated clay. When the son > > > figured out he was supposed to stick his LEG in that MUD, he resisted with > > > all of his strength! It took four men to force him to do so, and to hold > > > him in it long enough for the pain to start to subside. > > > > > > They kept the leg in the solution for around 72 hours. Upon removing the > > > leg, and gently ( very gently ) washing the clay off, the infection had > > > been > > > COMPLETELY eradicated, and the leg was well on its way to healing. > > > > > > Exactly 17 days later, the son was back on the track, racing again as if > > > nothing had happened. > > > > > > While this story may seem far fetched, I've personally seen similiar > > > results. As far as I'm personally concerned, wound care in this day and > > > age > > > is nothing short of barbaric ( no offense to those wound care specialists > > > on > > > the list! ). > > > > > > I remember dealing with some nurses who just couldn't WAIT to get a pair > > > of > > > pliers onto some staples embedded in granuluar tissue ( from a skin graft > > > donor site ). I talked them into leaving the site alone, and used > > > bentonite > > > to extract the staples naturally, which it did in under 72 hours ( I > > > didn't > > > tell THEM what I did, though ) - painless and effortless. > > > > > > I wish I had a before image of what the donor sites looked like before I > > > began using silver and clay, but there is some information on the subject > > > available at this url: > > > > > > http://members.dencity.com/eytonsearth/skingrafts.html > > > > > > The areas were "littered" with small infections and inflammations. > > > > > > I'm in the process of extensive film work, because complete tutorials, and > > > graphic totutorials, need to be done to understand how to properly use > > > clay > > > for all manner of difficult situations. It is easy to cause damage to > > > tissues or even inhibit healing if not used correctly. > > > > > > The first exhibition should be up shortly... How to prepare a natural > > > clay > > > for use in healing. > > > > > > So much to do - so little time! > > > > > > Jason > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > > Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. > > > http://www.hotmail.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>
