Degeneration is associated with a positive charge. Remember your chemistry. What holds things together? Electrons. So if there aren’t enough electrons, things fall apart – e.g. degeneration. So if you supply electrons to a degenerative process you can slow it down or stop it altogether. Simple, right? But where can you get the electrons? There are two places: from an inflammatory process, or the surface of the skin, especially at the lower arms and legs. If you have a degenerative disk lets say. You can needle it normally at the Du point and you will have some effect on it. Now if instead hook it up to an electrode pad on the lower arm or leg with an Ion Pumping Chord (basically a diode which allows current {or charge in this case} to flow in only one direction)you can move the electrons (where they are plentiful) to the degeneration. Or for an even stronger effect you can use a machine to do the same thing. And if (as is often the case), there is an inflamed nerve root nearby (and be the cause of the degeneration in the first place by polarizing the disk) You can just needle them both and connect the two with an Ion Pumping Chord. And thereby treating both at the same time. Isn’t science fun? Just another thing you weren’t taught in school. And it does work. I have done it myself more than once.
Goo to “How a needle can treat inflammation and influence the circulation of extra-cellular fluid“.
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