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Testing "body detoxifying" electrodes.

These have been around for a while.  I made a video a while ago showing how they are fake and it upset quite a lot of people.  Here are a couple more of the electrodes, which are a consumable as the metal is effectively dissolving into the water through electrolysis.

https://youtu.be/FDaT3FG7bws

Many people do seem to claim relief from the treatments, so I'm not sure if they're shills, if it's a placebo effect or even possibly real medical effects from the exposure to an aqueous solution of fairly toxic metals like chromium and nickel.

(A shill is an accomplice of a fraudster who pretends to be unconnected to promote a product.)

Testing "body detoxifying" electrodes.

Comments

...reverse the polarity periodically. A generic 6-pin micro driving 4 mosfets in an h-bridge configuration, and the software - a wear levelling algorithm.. Or maybe just a transformer and nothing else ;-)

Gordo

When I saw you put a lighter to those bubbles, I thought of something... Try adding some dishwashing liquid, and then wait for a while in order to let a layer of oxygen and hydrogen bubbles form, and THEN put a lighter to it! Who wouldn’t love a BigClive hydrogen explosion? 😋

Bo Holbo Rasmussen

Too bad we can't replace our liver like they can those electrodes, I think mine is way past due on replacing.

Self charging. From the oily lump that makes that funny noise at the front...

Phil Collins

Oh, indeed, I laughed at acupuncture until I was persuaded to try it.

Phil Collins

This reminds me of the earwax candles that give the false impression of having collected earwax out once they've burned down.

Seán Byrne

Hey, my family motto is "If it's worth doing, it's worth over-doing!"

I say let the quacks quack until they can provide documentation supporting their claims, until then they are just part of the show. The chorus, if you will. They should know to stay quiet and cash the checks.

Michael Thompson

Having watched the video this morning I turned on the TV to be greeted by an advert for a cleaning device that uses the same principal of electrolysis of salt water to produce a wonder cleaning fluid . They call the device H2Oe3 https://h2oe3.com/ Only £120, what a bargain.

It's good that you are drawing attention to these fake goods and quackery- especially if they are claiming to cure cancers and so on.These people pray on vulnerable and need exposing.

Mike Hughes

I use my liver to ”detoxify” ...

Magnus Franzon Uvebrant

It's betterer to use the chunky sea salt. Or, better yet, the pink chunky salt. Maybe using one of those electric grinders to make it look fancy and so that it dissolves faster.

Nani Isobel

Being pampered really helps your mood. So any quasi-medical stuff that goes on is just BS mind candy. Getting someone to pay extended attention to you makes you feel good. A big part of it is just being at the spa. What happens at the spa doesn't matter so much.

Nani Isobel

i hear xanax is a placebo. but it does the trick one way or another :-P

IAmDestructoman

This is a big scam like Toyota's "self charging" hybrids. (https://electrek.co/2020/01/24/toyota-self-charging-hybrid-ad-banned-norway-lie/) People will believe what they want to believe and damn the science. But hey, if it makes them think they feel good........

George Cohn

You can buy jewellers micro torches that have an electrolysis unit that makes gas on demand from water and power.

Big Clive

great.. now we are going free energy with HHO. i wonder how much current / how many plates it would take in a sealed enclosure to make a sustainable flame. maybe enough to power a Stirling and a small motor with 2 or 3v.. hook up to a camera flash and bingo. magic healing flashes made from the impurities of your feet! lol.

IAmDestructoman

The placebo effect is very real, though "we" don't understand why yet.

Miranda Kwee

So Does the Stainless get plated with Stainless ? Or are you using ac? Edit, I remember you asked about the polarity, dc. Scratch that.

I wonder how many people will complain/disagree with this version? An ex of mine had mega faith in rubbish things like this. But as you said Clive - she would do a spa day a couple of times a year and she'd be such a different person afterwards.

John Carr

Some people are not ready to be disconnected from the Matrix...

Lostngone

I'm one of the unlucky people that's highly allergic to nickel if it touches my skin.

Jamie


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