Date:   7/19/2013 6:11:44 PM ( 11 y ago)
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>- 3 minutes as HC suggested? or did you find out that there's another time-dwell that would be better?

Actually, I believe that Clark recommended 7 minutes 3 time with 20 minutes between.

I now believe that this is correct. From microscopic observation, at 3,4,5,6 minutes, there are still living microbes, but by the end of 7 minutes, there are few left. Those that are left appear to be immune or resistant to a particular frequency. Changing frequency and running another 7 gets most of what appears to be left.

>- I'm asking because I'm experimenting myself with a various time-periods/dwells and so far I'm not sure what number would be best, perhaps it also depends on the pathogen?

Yes, many pathogens are very frequency sensitive. I noticed amoeba still alive even 20 minutes after everything else appeared dead or gone at 2500 Hz. I did notice that when the frequency changed, the amoeba reacted momentarily but then went on its way.

BTW, what frequencies are you using for Wolbachia?



 

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