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Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
I found that curious as well. Zappers like the terminator or my silverado need that much to penetrate deeper into the tissues. I think Becker was referring to a more localized tissue meaning and in reference to regeneration versus a Zapper which is trying to kill bugs. I must say though that I wear my Zapper pretty much 24/7 and it can leave marks on the skin.
hapyman- Posts : 697
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
The marks are normal, this is not an issue if you wear it on your sole...
I'd say zappers are more than fieldtested to be safe. Probably if I use the needle/current technique I start with a standard zapper setting...
I'd say zappers are more than fieldtested to be safe. Probably if I use the needle/current technique I start with a standard zapper setting...
pancacke- Posts : 1644
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
I never said they weren't safe just that they are trying to achieve two different things. JDP used a Zapper on his head with no results and I think that is for a reason. Becker investigated many different voltages and current before he found what worked. Regeneration currents are much lower than zapping bugs in the body which needs a lot of penetration power.
hapyman- Posts : 697
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I know you didn't say they weren't safe(obvious when you use them :)), I was referring to the post that said above 1 volt is not safe....
It's true jdp didn't succeed but isn't wounding always required? A cool test would be cutting yourself and wearing the zapper 24/7....
It's true jdp didn't succeed but isn't wounding always required? A cool test would be cutting yourself and wearing the zapper 24/7....
pancacke- Posts : 1644
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
Yes would be interesting. Certain frequencies have been show to aid healing. I am more interested in reproducing Becker's experiments on our head although it wouldn't hurt to try.
If I remember correctly almost every Zapper instructions I have seen say not to place one of the electrodes on broken skin. And this is where Becker comes into the picture he is most definitely referring to injured tissues when he says anything above 1.1 volts can be damaging.
If I remember correctly almost every Zapper instructions I have seen say not to place one of the electrodes on broken skin. And this is where Becker comes into the picture he is most definitely referring to injured tissues when he says anything above 1.1 volts can be damaging.
hapyman- Posts : 697
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
Sounds right....hapyman wrote:If I remember correctly almost every Zapper instructions I have seen say not to place one of the electrodes on broken skin. And this is where Becker comes into the picture he is most definitely referring to injured tissues when he says anything above 1.1 volts can be damaging.
pancacke- Posts : 1644
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
Hey Hapyman, skype me up if you have it ... will PM you my screen contact info.
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Re: Hair growth stimulation in wound healing
Has anyone had success with this?
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