Install batteries: Remove the back cover using a small phillips screwdriver. Attach four 9 volt alkaline batteries to the battery clips. Be sure not to pull on the battery wires since they are a small gauge wire and not made to be pulled on. Click here to see correct battery placement. Put the bubble wrap on top of them (to keep them from being able to move around) and screw on the lid.

TREATING CANCER
Studies have proven that tumors can be reduced or eliminated by application of a few milliamperes of electric current per square inch across the tumors. It is still important though to strengthen your immune system to remove dead cancer cells and not allow a recurrence of cancer later. It is recommended that only good habits are maintained by the patient. These include avoiding: alcohol, nicotine (from tobacco smoke), sugar (except for what occurs naturally in food), excessive animal protein consumption, and tap water (because of the fluoride and chlorine). It is necessary to sleep 8 hours every night, drink bottled spring water, take colostrum pills to boost immunity, expose your skin to sunlight, get exercise every day (to increase your blood oxygen), and eat fresh fruits (especially purple grapes) and fresh organic vegetables. [cancer suggestions]

ELECTRODE PREPARATION & PLACEMENT
The cloth electrodes should be completely wet with tap water or salty water. Connect the red alligator clip onto the internal copper plate on the small or medium sized electrode, and the black alligator clip onto the copper plate of the medium or large electrode. Place the electrodes on the skin with the non-metal side touching the skin. (If metal touches the skin it will allow an electrical burn over time.)

 

For cancer treatment the electrodes should be placed on the skin so that the electrical current flowing between them is also going through the tumor. The small electrode should be the one that's closest to the tumor. 

If the skin above a tumor is raw and the current creates too much pain then place the electrodes on opposite sides of the sore. It's also important that the electrodes are kept pressed to the skin so that the electric current remains evenly distributed. Place some plastic from a shopping bag between the electrodes and your hands if you are using your hands to hold them in place. But since the treatment time for cancer is long it would be best to use a long elastic bandage to hold the electrodes in place.

DEVICE CONTROLS
For cancer treatment men should set the switch to "5mA" and women to "3.5mA". The current control dial should be turned clockwise until the electrical current is felt and then turned 10 degrees back so that no current is felt.

INDICATOR LIGHT
The red indicator light comes on when between 3 and 5mA of electrical current is flowing between the electrodes and through the patient. If it won't light up when the unit is new then it's possible that the patient is dehydrated. In this case drink much spring water. If it won't come on then maybe the batteries have low voltage and need to be replaced which can be done after removing the four bottom case screws. The battery snaps can be pulled off of the existing batteries so the new ones can be connected. Alkaline batteries last the longest (70 hours at 5mA). Rechargeable batteries can be used but they actually put out less than nine volts.

TREATMENT TIME
The ideal goal is to apply 5mA current across the tumor for 4+1/2 hours every day for 10 - 20 days, or 3.5mA for 6+1/2 hours daily for 10 - 20 days. But with most people that is not possible due to skin sensitivity. You can break up the treatment time into segments throughout the day but it is most effective not to.