Re: I agree with what you explained but that was not what i meant.

"Agreed, but sadly, there are not any cheap devices that work well. It takes at least several months of extensive use to even get close with a syncrometer. Machines such as a QXCI/SCIO are very expensive."

That is why you find someone with one and pay them to do a parasite analysis. I was in the Peace Corps and I know what it is to be exposed to Gardia (I had it three times in Africa and once here in the US). I believe that I was exposed to it again here in the US, and so I went for a diagnosis, but did not tell the technician that I believe that I was exposed to gardia. They nailed it exactly with the syncrometer or whatever device that they used. They put some sort of gardia analog on a energy measuring plate and touched an electrode of sorts on different acupuncture points on my hand. If there was a resonance, it identified the presence of gardia.

I later had another analysis done and the device identified hookworm and another parasite as well.

"This should be informative! According to most published information, the body can not feel any current less than 4.0 ma with rare exception. According to Colorado State Univ., a 150 Lb man or woman can percieve 5.2 ma DC but needs 12 ma at 10 kHz AC. If you are sensing an electrical current then it is probably over 4 ma and your meter readings have a problem. Shock, not painful appears at 9 ma DC and 17 ma at 10,000 Hz AC."

Are people feeling just current or current plus voltage (wattage)? With my body showing a much higher impedance, I am achieving higher voltages at low milliamp levels. Thus, this is likely why I am feeling the electricity through my body.

I will do one more analysis to verify my body's impedance. I will measure the voltage at the electrodes and the current that I am measuring. This should tell me my body's impedance. Actually, I already know these values will support my measurements because I also monitored this as well - I just don't remember the exact numbers involved.

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