How Lectroject works

To explain how the lectroject device works, it is useful for you to have some understanding of the process.

There are 3 stages in the process:

When the Device is plugged in (switched on) and attached to your inner wrists, an electrical circuit has been established.

Once the electrical circuit is complete, a ionic stream is established

Once the stream of ions is complete, certain particles are released from the Lectroject device, these particles travel along the stream of ions and pick up atoms of the preloaded medication under the electrodes and transports them through the skin (transdermally) and into the infected body's cells, where the particle interferes with the DNA of any virus present in the cell, thus preventing the multiplication of the virus and so stopping the disease, which is then later eliminated from the body in the normal way (by catabolism).

The stream of ions travel along the nerves. Through the apertures in the spine column and into the CSF - The ions carry atoms of medication to travel into deeper cells of the intestines. The ions follow the steam from one electrode to the other through nerve tissue, muscle tissue or mucosal surfaces. The same way as electricity would.

With Lectroject, atoms of medication follow an ionic stream through the body independently of blood flow and is able to reach any cell anywhere.

Electrode placement

There is medication used with the lectroject device, it enters the body via two electrodes. The cream is placed on the electrodes, the electrodes are attached to the inner wrists or in the case of herpes at the top and bottom of the spine to treat the entire body. (see pictures below)

The electrodes are not applied to the lesion itself as it would be impractical… With herpes-I it’ll be odd to sit with an electrode on your lip, herpes-II doesn't bear to think about!

Viral DNA is found throughout the body but is more concentrated in CSF (Cerebro Spinal Fluid) therefore in order to enhance the effect of treatment we now advise our patients to place one electrode on the lower lumber spine slightly off centre (at the level of the navel) and the other electrode as high on the cervical spine as possible (just below the hairline) also slightly off centre rather than on the wrists.

The reason for the electrodes being placed alongside the spine is that the cervical, dorsal and lumber neural ganglia are located there and are sites where the virus hides, so the centre of the pads should be roughly over these areas.

You need’nt worry about exact placement as the ionic flow will be from one point to another and across all the ganglia. It doesn’t make any difference which electrode is placed at the top - the ionic flow will continue anyway.

How to use your Lectroject device

Place the medication, about ½ the size of a pea on the middle of two applicator pads (electrodes) and then place the applicator pads (electrodes) onto each inner wrist or at the top and bottom of the spine in the case of herpes. (see pictures)

After doing this, clip the croc clips to the applicator pads. (see picture)

After doing this, switch on the lectroject device (a red light will now indicate that the machine is on).

Your treatment has now begun.

After about 30 minutes your first treatment is done, now do the following:

Switch off the machine. Unclip the applicator leads from the applicators (electrodes) on your wrists or spine. Finally, remove the electrodes from your wrists or spine.

Repeat the above treatment procedure every 24 hours, over 10 – 15 treatments.

Congratulations you did it!

Treatment Period

The usual course is a ½ hour session daily for 10 to 15 treatments after which the virus should be eradicated. The number of treatments mentioned in our reports represent the average number of treatment done to the volunteers - some patients need more treatments than others.

i.e. The number of lectroject treatments varies from person to person - all of us are different physiologically from each other. 10 treatments was more than sufficient for some patients other needed more time.

However you may use the treatment as often and as long as you like, the system is designed so that it is impossible to overdose in-fact it is preferable to over-treat rather than under-treat. The device will deliver the optimal dose of medication automatically, there are no adjustments needed.

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