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malala
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I just got back from the science museum and now I am freaked out.

You know that thing where you grab the steel bar and the copper bar to see if your body can close an electrical circuit? Kinda like "being the battery"? Well, my daughter's reading was off the charts. She was a 10 on the meter.

When I did mine, my reading was much lower, but worse than that, I felt the electrical current smarting in my body in all of my weak Lyme spots, e.g., frontal lobe, heart, legs. This happened on and off for almost an hour.

Did I trigger some kind of a rife response? Did I just almost kill myself? Any input gratefully welcomed!

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joalo
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Up for input.

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Sick since January 1985. Misdiagnosed for 20 years. Tested CDC positive October 2005. Treating since April 2006.

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My vote/guess is you irritated your already sick and irritated nerves by zapping them with electricity.
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malala
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MichaelTampa, that could definitely be it. It did not feel good.
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