Date:   7/6/2011 9:34:12 AM ( 13 y ago)
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Interesting. I also had excellent success in zapping my foot fungus problem.

One note though, aureus means gold because Staph aureus is very strongly gold (yellow orange ) in color. I have cultured Staphylococcus aureus for many years and have never seen it any other color. Of course, I can not claim to have seen all variants, but ... Must have been some other form of staph?

How was it determined that the culprit was Staph aureus?

Also, it is normally the positive electrode that is considered to be active because in culture dishes, the microbes generally continue to grow near the negative electrode. Also, when zapping aqueous media, the microbes generally seem to try to move away from the positive electrode and towards the negative.

Perhaps, using the positive electrode at the site in question rather than the negative might have reduced the necrotizing fasciitis problem.

Great testimonial though.

 

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