Study: Electricity kills cancer cells - GEIPE

[Guest guest]

Can you direct us electrically challenged on how to build a unit?

 

Lee

 

 

-

Duncan Crow

Monday, December 25, 2006 2:22 PM

Re: Study: Electricity kills cancer cells - GEIPE

 

 

It only requires amazingly low power to shrink tumors by interfering with their proliferative enzyme. I've seen it work. The GEIPE cure cost the fella under $5 for the wall adapter and about $5 for the TENS electrodes and he lives on; the malignant lympatic tumor in his neck went from egg yolk size to pea size in about three weeks, and it's gone today.Of course I'm fully aware that the underlying pathology, the reason for the cancer, has probably not been corrected, but he's in his 80's and steadfast in his bad dietary habits so how good an outcome can you expect?Duncan

[Guest guest]

Where do I get this wall adapter?

Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Duncan Crow

Monday, December 25, 2006

4:22 PM

 

Re:

Study: Electricity kills cancer cells - GEIPE

 

 

 

 

 

It only requires amazingly low power to shrink tumors

by interfering

with their proliferative enzyme. I've seen it work.

 

The GEIPE cure cost the fella under $5 for the wall adapter and about

$5 for the TENS electrodes and he lives on; the malignant lympatic

tumor in his neck went from egg yolk size to pea size in about three

weeks, and it's gone today.

 

Of course I'm fully aware that the underlying pathology, the reason

for the cancer, has probably not been corrected, but he's in his 80's

and steadfast in his bad dietary habits so how good an outcome can you

expect?

 

Duncan

[Guest guest]

Lotta duplicate responses, here, I think, but lemme

tell you, if I had been diagnosed w/ cancer, I'd try

something as simple as this--w/o thinking twice!!!

 

 

 

--- Duncan Crow <duncancrow wrote:

 

> GEIPE works with almost any low level current.

> Following the research

> posted on the GEIPE website I had suggested a

> readily available and

> fairly low power but plenty potent 5 volt 5 mA DC

> wall adaptor from

> the thrift shop. The guy wanted to feel the current

> so started using

> a 12 volt DC wall adapter which will still do it but

> kill some

> healthy cells. So what he said, cancer's gone.

>

> To be on the safe side you could use a 2 D-cell

> flashlight.

>

> Duncan

>

>

> , " charles

> adams "

> <tyr150530 wrote:

> >

> >

> >

> > Where do I get this wall adapter?

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

> > _____

> >

> >

> > On

> Behalf Of Duncan Crow

> > Monday, December 25, 2006 4:22 PM

> >

> > Re: Study:

> Electricity kills cancer

> cells -

> > GEIPE

> >

> >

> >

> > It only requires amazingly low power to shrink

> tumors by

> interfering

> > with their proliferative enzyme. I've seen it

> work.

> >

> > The GEIPE cure cost the fella under $5 for the

> wall adapter and

> about

> > $5 for the TENS electrodes and he lives on; the

> malignant lympatic

> > tumor in his neck went from egg yolk size to pea

> size in about

> three

> > weeks, and it's gone today.

> >

> > Of course I'm fully aware that the underlying

> pathology, the reason

> > for the cancer, has probably not been corrected,

> but he's in his

> 80's

> > and steadfast in his bad dietary habits so how

> good an outcome can

> you

> > expect?

> >

> > Duncan

> >

>

>

>