Re: Blood Electrification current density in the artery

I have backed up what I say with Science and research. What is your backing?

Maybe you don't understand what resistance means. When there are two current paths and one is low resistance and the other is high resistance then the majority of the current flows thru the low resistance.
Wikipedia on "path of least resistance":
In physics, the path of least resistance is always taken by objects moving through a system. For example, water flowing downhill follows the path of least resistance as it is pulled downward by gravity. Electricity flowing through a circuit behaves similarly; while every available path has some current through it, the amount of current through each path is inversely proportional to its electrical resistance.

So if muscle has 600 times the resistance of blood then it will allow 1/600 times the amount of current that blood allows which is an amount worth ignoring in this context.

(You were so sure that 3mA was essential but now you admit that 1.6mA is the most you want to endure for two hours. You've already discredited your initial assertion.)

I live amongst Latnos who all have the virus that causes CFIDS. I have no defense against this virus and so I can easily get infected with it. Numerous times I have successfully gotten rid of the virus using .13mA. And I always get rid of the flu in 2 days using the same method. Both my experience and the scientific data I have provided backs up what I believe. You, on the other hand, insist on embarrassing yourself with a belief you can't prove. Give it up. You're just digging a deeper grave for yourself. Tweet