Re: [TCML] high frequency wave propagation along secondary coils

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I do not agree with you.
Firstly your assertion that a bedside 29kHz plasma globe bed will dilate 
blood vessels.
Please quote evidence from reputable medical journals.
It has nothing to do with clogged arteries. Please quote evidence.
I doubt that you had clogged ARTERIES which are NOT due to physical 
inactivity. Far more likely is that you had post injury deep VEIN thrombosis 
but I don't know whether it was medically proven.
This is more likely a function of not having appropriate thromboprophylaxis 
(Heparin, pneumatic compression and early mobilisation) rather than electric 
fields at 29kHz.
Panic attacks on leaving the home are termed agoraphobia.  There is no 
evidence that these are due to electrical fields or "dilated blood vessels 
and arteries".
I have researched this extensively for a TV appearance in regard to external 
high/low frequency fields. (I am a medical specialist with 30 years of Tesla 
coiling experience)
The performer is not in an E field.  He is in a Faraday suit. A moderate E 
field is of little relevance whereas conduction of current through the body 
may well have serious consequences.
A performer with "clogged arteries" (a precursor to gangrene) is unlikely to 
be well enough to perform.

Secondly, you are off topic. If you wish to talk about poorly substantiated 
medical conjecture, you could start another thread, but it will likely be 
blocked by our Moderators.
Similarly some of your self determined theories about electrons being in 
toroidal inductance mode vs spherical capacitance mode border on 
pseudoscience.

Peter
Tesladownunder.com


-----Original Message----- 
From: David Thomson

I agree with Frank.  I used to run my 29 kHz plasma globe 24 hours, which
was near my bed.  Then I started developing panic attacks whenever I left
my home.  It turns out that 29 kHz will dilate the blood vessels and
arteries, which means they will constrict when not near the E field.  I had
developed clogged arteries due to physical inactivity after a leg injury.
I now only turn it on for short periods just for entertaining guests.

If the performer has any clogged arteries at all, he may suffer circulation
problems when the power is finally turned off.  Better be prepared.

Dave

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