>From: Jonathan Beggs <JonBeggs@...> >Reply-To: microelectricitygermkiller2@yahoogroups.com >To: microelectricitygermkiller2@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [microelectricitygermkiller2] Cold comfort >Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 14:24:29 -0700 (PDT) > > >Results:   Last Sunday evening 4-10_05  I began to have early symptoms of a cold. Nose dripping, sore throat. By the  next morning it was well established and I was feeling quite sick. I re-assembled the electrodes on my trusty Beck 4hz device and applied them to my wrists around 1 pm Monday and turned up the current to where I could feel it and then backed off a bit. I used it for 30 minutes and then left an interval of 2-3 hours and then repeated it. I also dissolved 4gms of powdered ascorbic acid(Trader Joe's) in a tall  glass of water and drank it slowly over about 30 minutes. I did this several times.  By evening I was feeling weak and truly terrible and ready for the undertaker. I also built an LED device using a 1 1/4" circular array from DIGIKEY which I used on my nose, throat and navel (see nearinfrared list for rationale).  This is a great confusion of variables but I wasn't doing research but trying to recover from a cold in time for a trip. I took benadryl right before I >  went to sleep so I would breathe better. I slept 12 hours and the next morning felt very nearly normal, but continued with the same regimen gradually reducing the length and frequency of each. I didn't take any more Benadryl.  By Tuesday night I felt fine and was ready to leave on my trip.  For the next few days I continued with the Beck device  but just twice/day and added 30 minutes with an 84diode LED from V. (a superior product). Today is Saturday and instead of the cold being at the half way point it's a distant memory. > >Vive la vie electronique! > >All the best > >Jon Beggs > > > > > >