Abstract

The aim of the paper is to clarify the way by which pathogens in human body may be detected and destroyed during a flow of high frequency pulsating direct current (PDC), positively polarized, under the condition of electric resonance. The method was discovered by Dr. H. Clark. However she did not clarify the physical basis of the phenomenon. The authors consider the resonant method using principles of thermodynamics and electric current laws. The phenomena of inductance and capacitance are discussed. A measure of total resistance to PDC is represented by electric impedance (Z), which depends on the Ohm resistance (R), specific inductance (L), and capacitance (C).The analytical formula for resonance frequency fr as a function of conductance L and capacitance C is found. At the resonance the impedance goes to minimum and therefore the current intensity increases rapidly to its maximum value. Due to Joule-Lenz law the heat generation is proportional to the squared electric current intensity. This is manifested by sharp increase of a pathogen temperature. The temperature increase destroys pathogens. The second destructive action for pathogen comes from polarization forces which prevent a pathogen entrance to a body cell. The third positive thermodynamic aspect, with respect to pathogen destruction, comes from oscillatory heat generation which induces the oscillatory movements, local pressure fluctuation and leads to the mechanical destruction. It is worth to know that the method discussed above is valid for specific pathogen either alive or dead. It may be also used for detection of toxin, that is, inanimate matter. This was confirmed by Dr. Clark research.

Highlights

  • In twentieth and twenty-first century human health is facing new challenges related to heavy pollution of the natural environment by chemicals, heavy metals etc., as well as development of various harmful pathogens

  • At present antibiotics-based destruction of pathogens is less effective due to at least two reasons (1) formation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and (2) serious side effects caused by medications

  • One can postulate that for alternating current (AC) and pulsating direct current (PDC) the resonance phenomena may be described by using principles of electrical engineering

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Summary

Introduction

In twentieth and twenty-first century human health is facing new challenges related to heavy pollution of the natural environment by chemicals, heavy metals etc., as well as development of various harmful pathogens. Candida albicans is the best known yeast of this kind [2] It is a very dangerous fungus resistant to antibiotics. The present work will discuss methods for destroying pathogens in human body using electricity. There are several such methods but the most popular among them is a resonant method (earlier called bio-resonant method) developed by Dr H. She passed modified current through a test plate containing selected pathogen This current was produced in so called acoustic generator. Dr Clark demonstrated that pathogens were destroyed after prolonged exposure to resonant frequencies. These pathogens included viruses, worms, tapeworms, trematodes and others. In the study of Dr Clarkā€™s resonant method, pulsating and positively polarized pulsating current was produced in two devices: in the current generator and in the zapper

Work with the generator
The resonant method in use
Alternating current flow
Skin effect
Destruction of pathogens by electric resonant method
Temperature effect
Polarization effect
Effect of oscillatory heat supply
Pathogen resonant frequencies
The health factors
Findings
Concluding remarks
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