Could Correcting Voltage Be the
Answer to Curing Disease?
Health is the thing that makes you feel that now is the best time of year.
It’s an intriguing question, is it not? But it is more than just something to ponder. No activity in your body happens without an electrical charge. Every process, from neurotransmission and cell repair to detoxification and oxygen exchange, depends on the correct voltage. In simple terms: No Voltage = No Life. Extending that, Low Voltage = Disease.
The Importance of Voltage
Research over the last century has shown that healthy human cells operate at a voltage of -25 millivolts. For new cell creation or repair, the voltage needs to increase to -50 millivolts. Additionally, the body needs adequate nutrients to build new cells and must eliminate substances that damage cells as quickly as they are made. The relationship between voltage and pH (potential hydrogen) is crucial.
Understanding pH and Voltage
Voltage in the body is closely tied to pH levels. “pH” measures the acidity or alkalinity of our bodies on a scale from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline), with 7 being neutral. A solution’s ability to donate or steal electrons determines its pH level. For example, water with equal parts hydrogen (H+) and hydroxyl (OH-) ions has a neutral pH of 7. If H+ ions outnumber OH- ions, the solution is acidic. If OH- ions outnumber H+ ions, it’s alkaline. The pH scale is logarithmic, meaning each step represents a tenfold difference in acidity or alkalinity.
Voltage and pH Relationship
Thanks to pioneers like Nikola Tesla and Dr. Jerry Tennant, we understand the direct correlation between voltage and pH. For instance, human blood is maintained at a pH of 7.35 to 7.45, equivalent to a voltage of -20 to -25 millivolts. Cells must operate in an environment with a pH of 7.35 to 7.45, roughly -22 millivolts.
The Impact of Voltage on Health
In the body, an alkaline pH indicates an electron-donor environment, while an acidic pH indicates an electron-stealer environment. Chronic diseases and pain are almost always linked to an acidic pH, equating to low voltage. Conversely, health is associated with sufficient voltage and an alkaline pH. Minerals, particularly calcium, help the body hold a charge, preventing microorganisms from thriving.
Measuring Voltage and pH
To measure the voltage of a liquid, a specialized “voltmeter” called a pH meter is used. This device measures voltage and whether the liquid is an electron donor or stealer, converting this to a pH value.
Consequences of Voltage Drops
When voltage drops, various negative effects occur:
Fatigue: At -15 millivolts, you feel tired.
Oxygenation Drops: As voltage continues to drop, less oxygen dissolves in the body’s water, leading to chronic pain and further health issues.
A rechargeable battery system in our cells, comprising ATP (charged) and ADP (discharged), requires efficient functioning through the Krebs Cycle, which depends on sufficient oxygen levels.
The Role of Infections
Low voltage and oxygen levels allow dormant microorganisms to become active, releasing digestive enzymes that damage cells and spread throughout the body, causing disease symptoms.
Cell-Wall-Deficient Organisms
As voltage drops further, cell-wall-deficient organisms, such as L-form bacteria and fungus, emerge. These organisms evade the immune system and thrive, causing significant damage that traditional antibiotics cannot address. Raising oxygen levels or using oxidative therapies can eliminate these pathogens.
It is my opinion that there is no such thing as an autoimmune disease. Such problems are just the damage done by these cell-wall-deficient organisms, hiding somewhere in the body and doing damage at distant locations as well as locally. They will be hiding where the voltage is low. When you solve this problem, you will usually see the blood tests for autoimmune diseases go back to normal.
Addressing chronic diseases involves understanding and correcting the body’s voltage. The key to health lies in maintaining proper voltage and pH balance.
So, remember, “Healing is Voltage!”