>..I want to attack there with out harming my brain.

me too. Only time will tell, I suppose..
We are our own guinea pigs in this, so just start off slow. If they are already in your head, I can think of two approaches:

1) leave them there, undisturbed, and go after the other ones. But they will identify the head as a safe zone. And more might flee there.

2) Start with the head, and only work there, that way if they can bail, then they will, then you can set up a neck perimiter.

I have done the fast pulses and the slow prodding and herding pulses. You have to see how they respond, and It might matter what species is there. Ascaris move fast, Tapeworms are slow and steady. I would definitely not allow them to go down inside the spinal column. They tried that once, its verrry distinctive..All I've done has been only over the last 2 months...



, Have you tried Miracle-Mineral-Supplement ? Some good cranial results there.

>Weeks [6], months [1.5]? How often also? Daily [definitely]? Hourly[often]? [sometimes continuously] I hope this works!


Over the last 6 weeks. Brain zapping was pretty much episode dependent, and regular orienting between hands and focusing on other areas like abdomen, back of neck. I did a week at my job all day with a scarf hiding the pads on my neck, making a barrier so that they would forget about the upper zone. I would make trips to the bathroom or my car to adjust, etc. My wife often does it continuously, throughout the day, especially now that she has a portable unit too. She was 'all over' the unit when I brought it out from the garage, we were taking turns on it.. An hour or two between the hands as high as one is comfortable with was common. You will be buying 9V batteries; a few rechargeables would be good if you can afford it. Basically, any time there is motion, I would go for them- in the foot, leg, etc. but they will *always* try to escape upwards. It sometimes puts a time limit on how long I can go after the lower areas and extremities. I liked the base of the neck to the navel area placement, as it prevents up migration and gets the whole body too, but the level of penetration is debatable. I also like from right over the liver, etc. Ive done many angles, between eyeballs, through sinuses, across ears, temple to back of neck, etc, as the orientation always depends on what is happening at the moment.

Herding= slow intermittent pulses, gotta feel what they are doing
Kill= mid to high frequency, as high as you can handle.
They might try to transmit their pain to you as if it was yours. Sometimes you can feel them shaking, and if so, keep going as long as you can.

I did it pretty often the first few weeks, cranially, speaking. At the worst part, it was hour by hour, in that at any moment, I had to rush to the plugged in unit to either prod them, or cut them off. Also, over the following week, out in my car at lunch or on a sudden break, with my portable unit in private. Ideally, I would clear them out and down, then set the pads across my neck, which they would not pass through. one night or two, I slept with it across my neck, noticeably shocking along, which was a warm fuzzy security feeling. The electricity was my friend. I wanted to get the cranial pathway they were using a rest so It would close up, so therefore nightime frolicking was undesirable. On occasion, I would experience or endure moderate or severe muscle contraction, as I figured out what did what, or if I was doing a kill. But that was OK. It's all about getting them.

For reference I am about 45, athletic but thin, been shocked many times in the past dealing with electricity, I normally check 9V batteries with my tongue, etc.

I hope this helps!