Combo Tumor Electrifier (ECCT) + DC Electrifer

Electro-Capacitive Cancer Therapy (ECCT) is a proven way to fight tumors in the body by application of electric fields. You can select a pure DC output which can go to non-insulated electrodes, or select a 30 volt peak to peak switched DC signal (ECCT) can be output to electrodes which are insulated from the body via a thin sheet of plastic. My new ECCT device has specs that match the technical specifications of ECCT devices that Medical Systems sells. Of course, as always, I am greatly undercutting their prices (their fancy Chinese slave assembled units) which are currently near $4300 USD. I'm sure most people with cancer get pretty tapped out because there are so many ways to spend your money to fight it. (And I'm not including chemotherapy because the only thing it fights is your own immune system.) Click here for an ECCT report which explains it more and gives success stories. But I don't want anyone to rely on a few things to fight cancer. I've had cancer and know for a fact that it takes a little of everything, including using DC to electrify root canaled teeth, and on the emotional end of things letting go of any hidden death wishes you have.

WHAT IT IS
The device is powered by four 9 volt batteries and outputs either pure DC or a 30 volt peak square wave at a frequency near 100KHz. For ECCT use you use the plastic sheets to insulate the electrodes from your skin so the tissue between the electrodes experiences electron flow in the same way that a capacitor does. This flow is very detrimental to cancerous tumors without damaging skin like DC does when using the highest current which is necessary when fighting tumors (which is why I rarely recommend DC against tumors).

HOW TO USE ECCT
Wet the cloth electrodes thoroughly with tap water and put them on top of the supplied plastic sheets so that the electrodes press against the skin but don't touch it. Imitate any of the treatment plans in the ECCT paper linked to above. With the electrodes/plastic strapped to your skin with elastic wrap then turn the unit on and expect the red OUT light to come on which indicates capacitive current flow between the electrodes.

This pic shows the aligator clip on/in the cloth electrode which is on top of the plastic sheet which is all is held onto the skin by an elastic strap. The other electrode is the same but on the opposite side of the body part so that the tumor is between the electrodes.

HOW TO USE DC
Wet the cloth electrodes thoroughly with tap water and put them on your skin so the area needing treatment is between them. For cancer patients the most common use of DC is to hold one small electrode on top of a root canaled tooth and then the other larger electrode under the jaw or up on the cheek bone. Root caled teeth still have bacteria inside them which produce toxins that inactivate your immune system against tumors so those bacteria need to be killed with electricity. Also DC is useful against fungal infections and gastritis, kidney infections, and bladder infections. Just be sure to turn the current knob so that you receive a maximum amount of current without causing any stinging of the skin (which indicates skin burning).

BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Test for correct circuit function and good battery voltage by selecting ECCT and then pressing the test button to see if both green lights come on. If not then replace the batteries with alkaline ones. Just unscrew the four screws holding the bottom cover in place to get at the battery snaps.

ELECTRODE INSULATOR (for ECCT)
Between your skin and the electrodes needs to be plastic to prevent any direct current from flowing. This makes one big capacitor and some current does flow between the electrodes due to the capacitive effect. From the very beginning I have always found ways to insure my devices are effective but I also try to make my devices as presentable as possible but I don't know what type of insulator is used with the expensive ECCT device. I tried some different plastics available to me and the one that allowed the most current to flow was plastic from a bread container. People can gripe but it works and that is the point in all of this. If there are insulators and current flows (although less than 200uA) then we know the capacitive effect has been acheived which is what the linked report is all about. Any way I just wanted to be up front with you about this. If you lose the plastic I supply and try some other then just make sure the red current light comes on. If it doesn't then that means the plastic you used was too insulative and allowed too little current to flow.
ps - I'm ordering some cellophane sheets to test for current flow. It will look more professional and if they work good then I'll send them to previous ECCT buyers at no cost.