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KC
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 Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 3:54 pm Post subject: iontophoresis current flow |
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Hi Markus,
In the manual and forum it mentioned that either one hand or feet must be in both trays in order to complete the cycle. What kind of cycle? An electrical cycle that passes through our body from one hand (+ pole) to the other (- pole)? That sounds scary. |
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where is this stated, in the manual, please tell me on page number?
normally it is meant:
the current circle - the current flow
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to close a circuit
to complete the circuit
only when the device didnt start the therapy it is a simple trick to close the circuit
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| Okay, it's my misquote on the term, it's closing a circuit. But my idea is, why the need to close the circuit? Can't I just treat only using one pole, + pole for example, and leave the other empty? Why is there a need to have at least one hand/feet on the other pole? Anyway the reverse polarity will only be done after the 5th treatment. |
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the body is the resistor and it closes the current circle e.g. from one hand into the other, when only placing one hand on one electrode nothing will happen
no closed circuit, no current
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