General Procedure.
DO NOT;
Use cream, lotion or talcum powder under the electrodes.
Use if the electrodes produce skin irritation or soreness.
Place the electrodes in your mouth, over your eyes or on any other sensitive area.
Place the electrodes close to drug releasing patches.
Place the electrodes over the site of a recent bruise.
Allow the unit to become wet.
"1" will indicate the anode Red in colour. The definition for "anode" is: the positive pole or electrode of a device. It is the positive electrode toward which the negative ions migrate.
"2" will indicate the cathode Black or Blue in colour. The definition for "cathode" is: in an electron tube, it is an electrode through which a primary stream of electrons enters the inner electrode space. In essence, it is generally termed as a negative electrode.
When applying the anode and cathode to the body, the distance between them will be determined by the nature of the diseased area. The distance between the anode and the cathode will vary according to the size, depth, and the location of each specific disease.
Always bear in mind the anode or cathode must always come in contact with the bare flesh and not touching any clothing of any kind, either hair or cloth, because the transmission cannot be made through these materials effectively.
When possible, the anode and cathode should be placed so that the edge of the "anode" is within 1 inch of one side of the diseased area and the edge of the "cathode" is within 1 inch of the other side of the diseased area. This is possible in most cases with boils, warts, fungi, impetigo, athlete’s foot, "wens" (lymph nodes), etc. In the case of a boil on the nose with the anode and the cathode placed one inch from the outer edge of the boil with the boil directly in between them. In a case of this sort, the anode and cathode can be placed flat against the cheek or the side of the face thus allowing the transmission of the frequency to travel through the infected area causing the disease to diminish in size and leave through the devitalization of the causative agent
If the disease or condition is more of an internal nature, place the anode and cathode in a position whereby the transmission of the frequency emitted by them will make a "complete circuit" in the infected area, and not merely the "surface area." For example, if the patient's physician diagnosed the ailment as a tumor on the colon near the left side, do not place the anode and cathode an inch on either side of the diseased area. Instead, place one on each side of the body, centrally located between the front and back of the body, in direct line with the tumor or directly over the tumor on the front of the body and in a position on the back which corresponds with the location of the tumor. In this way the transmission of the frequency is not merely affecting the surface portion of the tumor, but is penetrating the tumor in its entirety.
Each user will have a different capacity for the inteserty of frequencies being transmitted into the body through the anode and cathode. Therefore, the user will be able to control the quantity of power needed for this transmission as best suited to his taste completely. What is meant by this phrase is the fact that each person’s ability will vary as to the amount of power of frequency which gives off a tingling feeling at times that people mistake for being shocked like in case of electricity transmission. This is a supersonic transmission when electricity is transmitted into the body causing pain but in the case of these frequencies it is a vibration and not electrical power as one thinks of electricity in its use, therefore, these vibrations are mistakenly accepted when the user is not as well versed on this subject as they should be to understand its use.
When an RF carrier frequency is used then the person will feel very little.
The time needed for each frequency necessary to devitalize the causative agent of a certain disease will always be no less than 3 minutes if the space between the anode and cathode does not exceed 9 inches. However, if the space between the anode and cathode exceeds 9 inches then it will be necessary to transmit these frequencies at 5 minutes each. The time element will be governed according to the distance needed for this devitalization process. This is determined by the user as to the area of the disease being devitalized.
Head Diseases
In all cases of head diseases the anode and cathode probes must be placed with one on each side of the head allowing the diseased area to be between the flow of the effective frequencies being transmitted through the anode and cathode through the head. Thus allowing a complete circuit so the transmitted frequencies tuned in on the instrument for the specific disease of the head may be devitalized.
This method will be used throughout the entire body. The spacing of the anode and cathode, distance-wise, can be regulated in cases of growths; for instance, a "wen" (lymph node), boils, cysts, pustular acne, staphylococcus, eruptions or skin abrasions, tuberculosis of the gums, trench mouth, pyorrhea, cystic fibrosis, peptic ulcers, impetigo, ear canker, ear noises, ear fungus, migraine headaches, post-nasal drip, sinus, brain tumors, catarrhal secretions, glaucoma, cataract, moles, butterfly lupus, colds, flu, neoplasm’s, warts, and many other like diseases affecting the head.
The Neck:
Most diseases affecting the neck are as follows: tuberculosis, tonsillitis, pustular acne, laryngitis, dermatitis, colds, boils, staphylococcus, cysts, flu, lymph nodes, muscular stiffness, carcinoma, sarcoma, and many others. These diseases are best eliminated by using the same system as stated in head diseases, including the usage for the specific disease, how affected electronically, the length of each frequency time element, and days in between.
The Chest:
The diseases affecting this area are commonly known as: pustular acne, colds, cysts, bronchitis asthma, bronchial pneumonia, pneumonia, double pneumonia" tuberculosis, carcinoma, sarcoma, lymph nodes, dermatitis, staphylococcus, boils, bursitis, arthritis, types of heart ailments, valley fever, typhoid fever, flu, congestive lung ailments, and many others may be eliminated by using the same system as stated above.
The Stomach, Liver, and Bowel area:
Common known diseases of these areas are known as: colitis, ulcerated colon, stomach ulcers, gastric disturbances, yellow jaundice, liver upset, gall bladder infection, carcinoma of all of these areas, sarcoma, nausea, glanders, lymph gland blocks, tuberculosis, Herpes virus, and many others. The same system of frequency transmission will be used in these areas as stated heretofore.
Pelvic Area:
Most of the diseases affecting this area are as follows: Cysts urethra infection, bladder infection, prostate gland infection, cystitis, fungus of the female organs, rectal diseases such as piles, hemorrhoids, fistula, staphylococcus of the rectal area, scrotum diseases, left and right ovary infection, menstruation irregularities, kidney infections, and chronic appendicitis.
In general, the frequencies pass through the path of least resistance between the electrodes. This pathway may be: A. Directly between the electrodes. B. Along conductive paths such as acupuncture meridians. C. Through conductive body fluids such as blood. D. Through body tissue containing saline fluids. E. Through the area directly under (touching) the electrodes. Experimentation, therefore, is a combination of knowledge of these pathways, as well as a good deal of common sense. ie: an organism circulating the blood would be best encountered at a place in which the blood circulates in large quantities. Many experimenters have tried using electrodes on such places as: A. The feet, in order to resonate microbes that may reside in, or pass through the legs, feet and crotch area. B. The arms, in order to resonate microbes that may reside in, or pass through the arms or chest area. C. The buttocks, in order to resonate microbes that may reside in, or pass through the lower abdominal area. D. The back, in order to resonate microbes that may reside in, or pass through the chest area. E. Directly on surface lesions, in order to resonate microbes residing in the infected area. F. On either side of the neck, or throat, in order to resonate microbes residing in the throat or neck area. G. On both cheeks, in order to resonate microbes residing in the mouth area. H. On either side of the stomach, in order to resonate microbes in the stomach and intestine area. I. On either side of the nose, in order to resonate microbes in the sinus area. J. One electrode wire split off to two electrodes on the arms, and one electrode wire split off to two electrodes on the feet, in order to resonate microbes residing below the neck. K. Lying down on two long electrodes that are side-by-side, separated by an insulator of duct tape or similar material. Several application methods have been tried using stainless steel electrodes, such as: A. Electrodes bare against the skin. B. Electrodes covered with separate washcloths damp with epsom salt water. C. Electrodes covered with separate sponges damp with epsom salt water. D. Electrodes submerged in separate pans of warm epsom salt water. E. Use of a large and a small electrode, for concentrating the frequency at the site of the smaller of the two electrodes. Several timetables have been used by experimenters in various circumstances, including: A. 5 minutes per frequency, with several or all suspect frequencies being used. B. Several frequency applications per day in the case of microorganisms that would normally "run their course" die out in several weeks or less on their own. C. 3 to 5 minutes per frequency once every third day for 60- 90 days on microorganisms that will not die out on their own.
IMPORTANT NOTES AND CONSIDERATIONS:
If damp cloths or sponges are to be used with the electrodes, take care to us separate cloths, for each electrode. If this is not done, and one cloth is placed over both electrodes, the frequency will pass directly from one electrode to the other through the damp cloth or sponge, and bypass entirely the tissue that is the intended target of the frequency. This same principle applies when using pans of epsom salt water. Do not place both electrodes in the same pan of salt water. If both electrodes are placed in the same pan of salt water, you are shorting the electrodes through the epsom salt water, and the frequency will pass through the water, and not through the intended tissue.
Do not touch the metal electrodes together while the frequency is turned on,or you risk damaging your equipment. Many experimenters do not realize that it may take 60 to 90 days to reach most or all of the targeted microorganisms with an experimental electrode system.
Electrode Construction Details
Estimated size of each electrode is 4" X 5"
You will need to construct two of these electrodes. Buy about one yard of soft terry cloth fabric.
Buy a couple of strips of velcro fastener material to seal the terry cloth pouch that you will sew. Buy two CELLULOSE sponge pads PER ELECTRODE (4 total), about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. Don't use artificial sponges as they
are not sufficiently conductive.
You can use sheet metal, aluminum or stainless steel sheets for the conductive plates that go on the inside of the terry cloth electrodes.
Cut the terry cloth and sew into a flat pouch, open on one end. Solder a single insulated stranded wire to a metal plate, sandwich the plate between the two cellulose sponges and insert into the pouch. Attach velcro so that the pouch can be closed.
To use, dip in an epsom salt/water solution and lightly wring out. These electrodes are then placed on either side of the area to be zapped.
|----------- wire soldered to plate Electrode Sponge Sandwich V || ! || || ! || sponge -->|| ! ||<-- sponge || ! || || ! || /|\ place this sandwich inside | the terry cloth pouch and metal plate wet the thing in water with dissolved epsom salt
Always be sure the diseased area is in direct line between the anode and cathode. THIS IS A MUST.