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    Quote Originally Posted by David Merrill View Post
    Thank you for the additional graphics. That helps a lot. you are saying that the copper cannot touch your skin? It is okay for the insulation to touch your skin?

    It seems the best method would be to augment my belt with an attached coil. For practicality purposes anyway.
    From what I gather (especially since Georges didn't seem to allow the plant to be touched by the antenna): the metal of the antenna shouldn't touch the skin. Also, consider its said to malfunction if the surface of the metal gets tarnished or dirty thus.. insulation or non-conductive coating seems best. The insulation can touch the skin. The ends of the wire should have some overlap w/o metal touching.

    Fixing a copper wire inside of a belt seems to be the most convenient but there has to be overlap. Solid wire is said to be preferred over stranded. I experienced quite good results with Cat 5 Cable (4 twisted pairs). I experienced a mild Herxeimer reaction. Health definitely improved--breathing in particular, odd 'kinks' in my back went away. And I put it on just as a curiosity not expecting such results. Overall well-being increased greatly.

    Also a necklace or a headband should also be effective or placing the wire at level of the chest (perhaps for more direct affect for chest-area improvement).
    Last edited by allodial; 02-10-12 at 04:42 PM.
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