Today's discussion of NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG and illegal surveillance 24/7 VIDEO AND PORN will look at damage done in my living space to MY CAT------since I have already spoken about some of my symptoms.
My CAT was exposed to high levels of radiation in 3rd floor apartment I lived before moving to first floor. I described symptoms which I took for FELINE VIRUS----and now see why some of the symptoms did not fit this FELINE disease vector. The loss of hair was extreme for my CAT-----we want to look today at MY CAT'S BELLY----once covered with thick layer of hair----I was unable to even see her NIPPLES the hair was so thick. Flash forward a year later and my CAT'S BELLY is BARE---DENUDED of hair AND the skin of her belly is becoming TRANSPARENT.
We discussed the CAT'S BOWEL LEAKAGE from this same exposure. What happens to a CAT or HUMAN as skin is EXFOLIATED ------worn down from LASER beam exposure is this:
The layers of SKIN human or animal have an EPIDERMIS which is about an inch or two thick. The DERMIS is much deeper with about 3 inches. Under this is the SUBCUTANEOUS LAYER where all those VITAL ARTERIES--NERVES from peripheral systems lie.
So, a LASER can break the top layer of skin and cause SPIDER VEIN damage to surface capillaries---but it cannot reach major leg/arm arteries for example.
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A systematic review of randomized controlled trials: LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES IN DERMATOLOGY
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Above we see DERMATOLOGISTS use these kinds of LASERS in SKIN TREATMENT. Sadly, COSMETIC SURGERIES unnecessary are exposing HUMANS to these LASER EQUIPMENT.
ANYBODY WITH A PULSE CAN BUY THESE SKIN LASER DEVICES.
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG can be using a DEVICE like this THINNING my CAT'S BELLY. Exposure of soft skin even from a distance------over time will remove ONE LAYER OF CELLS ---then another layer of cells-----and finally may remove the entire EPIDERMIS. It is only an inch or two in depth.
For GaAs (904 nm) infrared pulse laser, 50%.”
HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS who are BARBER SURGEONS come in all medical fields-----DERMATOLOGIST doing illegal research could pay a NOSY NEIGHBOR to use this equipment---OR, a black market criminal network could use this to HARM---SCARE---KILL a person and/or MY CAT.
Penetration of light into living tissue
by Lars Hode
At some time or another in every young scientist's formative years, he or she has experimented by shining a flashlight through their fingers or, even more fun, up their own nose, to discover that the flashlight's white light not only penetrates through their appendages but also glows red on the other side, thus leading them to the conclusion that some light, but not all, can pass through tissue. Now our young scientist is older and more learned, and she understands that living tissues are a highly-complex, dynamic turbid medium, the optical properties of which are defined by varying rates of absorption, scattering, transmission and reflection.
She also knows that different imaging techniques, such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), laser doppler flowmetry (LDF) and transmissive laser speckle imaging (TLSI), rely upon an understanding of these complex optical properties. Penetration of living tissue depends on parameters like wavelength, intensity, polarization and coherence of the light source, tissue compression and those of the tissues themselves, like pigmentation, fibrotic structure, hydration and composition, in addition to more obvious factors such as hair and clothes.
For many indications in laser phototherapy, a good penetration through tissue is an advantage. Wavelength Now, our young scientist already noticed that red light goes well through the tissue. But what happens then with the rest of the light – the blue, green and yellow parts?
It absorbs by the tissue and is converted to heat energy. You can test this yourself: compare a red and green laser pointer of the same power, i.e. of 5 mW (legal in most countries) – the red light goes through your finger, the green does not.
For infrared light we need an IR-to-visible converter that is enough sensitive for the wavelength used. Figure 1. The absorption spectrum of a human hand. This spectrum was re-corded with a very sensitive spectrophoto-meter with the hand in close juxtaposition with the photocathode (unpublished data of Karl H. Norris, from The Science of Photo-biology, KC Smith, ed., Plenum Press, 1977; p. 400).
As can be seen, the best transmission through a hand is approximately between 670 nm and 910 nm and then from about 1050 nm and up. Original website: http://www.photobiology.info/PhotobioInArt.html
Here we can estimate that the O.D. (Optical Density) for 980 nm is about 4.7 while for 810 nm it is about 3.3. Transmission (T) and Optical Density (OD) are two common ways to express the throughput of a filter or another object like tissue. Transmission can be expressed as T = l0-OD. This mean that the transmission is 25 times higherfor the 810 nm light than it is for the 980 nm light (T3.3= 0.0005 and T4.7 = 0.00002 respectively). Another interesting diagram is the following, Figure 2: This coincides fairly well with the shown spectral transmission of a hand. In both cases we are using continuous (or switched) light. Conventional pulsing does not influence penetration. The first barrier for the light is usually the skin. Transmission through skin has been investigated in several studies. Jan Bjordal and colleagues have summarised skin transmission with different lasers.
A systematic review of low level laser therapy with location-specific doses for pain from joint disorders.
Bjordal JM, Couppé C, Chow RT, Tunér J and Ljunggren AE (2003). Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 49: 107-116 “Energy loss due to the skin barrier for continuous HeNe (632nm) laser is 90%, for continuous GaAlAs (820 nm) and Nd:YAG (1064 nm) IR lasers, 80%. For GaAs (904 nm) infrared pulse laser, 50%.”
The most surprising part of this is that the GaAs differs so much from the other. What is so special with that wavelength – 904 nm?
Nothing! It is not the wavelength, it is the extreme pulsing (super pulsing). Today it is possible to find GaAlAs-lasers with the 904 nm wavelength and then the energy loss due to the skin barrier is about 80%.
Bjordal states further: “In vivo trials with 904 nm pulse lasers, have demonstrated that these lasers achieve similar effects on collagen production with far lower doses on the animal ́s skin than lasers with continuous output (Enwemeka 1991a; van der Veen and Lievens 2000). This effect can be attributed to the photobleaching phenomenon, where the first strong pulse bleaches the opaque barrier of tissue, letting the second pulse pass through the tissue barrier with less loss of energy (Kusnetzow et al. 2001), (Fig. 7).” This has further been studied by Jon Joensen and presented by himself at the WALT meeting, September, 2010 in Bergen, Norway. Figure 3 and 4.Surprisingly, the penetration of the super pulsed laser light is markedly increasing by the time, while the 810 nm laser light transmission remained constant. The very high power peaks of the GaAs laser “bleaches” the collagen and thus gradually creates a more transparent tissue. This gradually increasing transmission supports the theory of bleaching. Other factors Strong light penetrates deeper than weak.
However, twice the power does not mean twice as deep, but maybe 5-10% deeper. Let us say that a 100 mW laser, at 10 mm depth has certain intensity. If we drive the same laser harder so that it emits 200 mW, the mentioned certain intensity will be found on 10.5 – 11 mm depth and if we increase the power to 400 mW, the depth will increase to between 11 and 12 mm. Another factor influencing the penetration is tissue compression – a probe that is mechanically pressed against the skin will force the blood in front to move away from the penetrating beam. Pigmentation can absorb a great deal of the incoming light.
Bottom line
The most important factors influencing light penetration in tissue are wavelength, super pulsing, power, intensity, tissue contact and compression.
Other factors to consider are polarization and coherence. See e.g. L. Hode, The Importance of the Coherency.
Photomedicine and Laser Surgery. Volume 23, Number 4, 2005, Pp. 431–434
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The article above is scientific so please just become familiar with terms-----the idea that wavelength and beams/lasers cause harm in different ways. The EPIDERMIS has two major functions. One is to seal the underlining body tissue and second it is the outer structure of
BODY CORE TEMPERATURE/MOISTURE control which is part of the AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM.
If a laser hits the surface of skin over time it penetrates that epidermis----creating HOLES in that seal interrupting the body temperature control and it damages the PORES leading to sweat glands.
My CAT'S BELLY is quite literally TRANSPARENT to where I can see arteries and her belly skin is hanging/flabby just as if she was an OLD LADY CAT. Before, she was FAT heavy and solid. Now, she is not heavy or solid------she has no elasticity or tone.
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG SAY IN FEEDBACK-------SHE IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE AN OLD HAG WHEN SPEAKING OF ME-----THEY ARE AIMING AT MY LULUBIRD CAT AS WELL.
Aging Skin and Elasticity
'In contrast to the taut, supple appearance your skin has when you're younger, aging skin thins out and loses its elasticity.
You notice the signs when your skin starts to sag in areas such as your face, neck and breasts. Just a few small changes in your lifestyle -- and a little help from cosmetics and technology -- can help to preserve your skin's elasticity'.
What is the difference between my CAT and my OWN SKIN?
First, I am gone all day long only home in evening. Second, I have stopped removing my clothes. My skin is covered all the time except of course face and hands/feet. I started covering my head/face in JAN 2019 Before JAN 2019 finding out about being HIT ----I had skin lesion/wrinkling with scar I thought might be HERPES-----lasting all these several years. That is GONE NOW.
I said my face was wrinkle-free especially my forehead and then all of sudden deep wrinkles on forehead.
Picture of the SkinHuman Anatomy
By Matthew Hoffman, MD
© 2014 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved.
The skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet. The skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature, and permits the sensations of touch, heat, and cold.
Continue Reading BelowSkin has three layers:
Whether IMPLANTS, illegal surveillance imaging devices, or lasers------all these DEVICES used by NOSY NEIGHBORS are attacking PROTEIN----DENATURATION OF PROTEIN in skin is collagen and elastin
'Protein Power
Your skin consists mainly of two proteins -- collagen and elastin'.
SHE'S LOOKING LIKE AN OLD HAG SAYS HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG.
What are the names and functions of the two main layers of the skin?
Epidermis -
The epidermis is the outer layer of the skin and is formed of five sub-layers. From outer to inner, the layers are named the stratum corneum, stratum licidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum germinativum (or stratum basale). The stratum germinativum is where cells divide and push already formed cells into higher layers. As the cells move into the higher layers they eventually die, and the top layer of the epidermis, the stratum corneum, is made of dead, flat skin cells that shed about every 4 weeks. This layer contains melanocytes, which produce melanin (the pigment which colours the skin and protects it from ultraviolet radiation), and also Langerhan's cells, which are part of the body's immune system. It also contains tiny openings (pores) that allow sweat ducts and hair follicles to push through from the dermis below.
Factors That Influence the Loss of Skin Elasticity
Several factors contribute to loose skin following weight loss:
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For me this could be simply natural aging although my family does not have an early onset facial wrinkling -----late 60s----into 70s is when collagen really hits unless you abuse your body. My CAT who I think is around 8-10 years is still young. Cats live to 20 years old.
MY CAT HAS THE BODY OF AN OLD LADY CAT-----I HAVE A BODY OF AN OLD WOMAN.
When I unplugged the MICROWAVE my body MOTION---MUSCLES were freed from capture and I am regaining STRENGTH AND STAMINA----I may also regain SKIN ELASTICITY naturally.
'Collagen is a fiber in the connective tissue throughout your body, most noticeably in the face. As you age, your body naturally stops producing collagen and the existing collagen will begin to break down. This leads to facial sagging and wrinkles and gives skin a rough appearance. A number of expensive and invasive procedures can rebuild or replace lost collagen; however, there are also practices you can incorporate into your daily life to start replenishing your body's collagen'.
Below we see the DERMIS. If NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG are able to penetrate the EPIDERMIS to DERMIS---then our GLANDULAR structures tied to BODY CORE control are compromised ----those HAIR FOLLICLES are compromised-----the lymphatic/immune system is compromised. I don't think ME---THE HUMAN was compromised in this way----the penetration by IMAGING DEVICES I am sure did not take DERMAL structures---ergo, I think my hair will thicken---I think my skin elasticity may return----and the glandular structures may rebuild.
MY CAT having exposure ALL DAY inside the living space MAY NOT RECOVER those damaged areas. MY CAT'S life was no doubt SHORTENED ---my life is likely shortened. Neither CAT OR HUMAN has deadly damage.
Dermis -
The dermis is the inner layer of the skin, lying above the subcutaneous fat layer. Formed in two layers, the papillary (thin) and the reticular (thicker and tougher), it is formed mainly from areolar tissue, white collagen fibres and elastin, and is a tough yet stretchable tissue able to allow growth. It contains nerve endings and cells (which act as sensory receptors to pain, itch, temperature, touch and pressure), sweat glands (which produce sweat to help regulate body temperature), sebaceous glands (which produce sebum, an oily substance that helps keep the skin from drying out and keeps the hair soft, and also combines with sweat to form an anti-fungal and antibacterial layer on the skin), hair follicles (the sites of hair growth), and a fine network of blood and lymphatic vessels (responsible for an exchange of oxygen, nutrients and waste products).
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG ARE HIRED CONTRACTORS WORKING FOR ANY NUMBER OF GROUPS-----POLITICAL MACHINES-----MEDICAL CORPORATIONS---AND YES, GLOBAL CORPORATIONS SELLING PATENTED PRODUCTS.
The number of PRODUCTS on the market which happen to address all the damage NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG are doing to me----IS AMAZING.
Yes, global corporations are paying people to BUY OR NEED TO BUY products. We discussed the use of COCHLEAR IMPLANTS to place subliminal messages to BUY A PRODUCT------
HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBOR says------WE CAN'T USE HER FOR ANYTHING ----WE NEED TO GET RID OF HER------as I eliminate one 24/7 illegal streaming video MONEY MAKER after another.
Will Collagen Replacement Products Really Take Ages Off Your Skin? Mbali Masinga / 7 June 2017
Collagen replacements have become something of a buzz word when it comes to anti-aging treatments. There are a plethora of collagen-related topical beauty solutions are increasingly available. Collagen replacement procedures and products are also growing in popularity. But will they really take ages off your skin?
What Is All The Fuss About Collagen?Collagen is one of the main supportive, structural proteins found naturally in your body. In your bones, muscles, blood vessels, digestive system and tendons. It simply works as a ‘glue’ that holds your body together. However, in your skin it provides strength and elasticity. The issue is that your collagen production naturally begins to slow down as you age.
Collagen makes up 80% of our skin when we are young. After the age of 25, we lose it at an estimated rate of 1% per year. Meaning, we can credit most of our natural signs of aging on the remission of our bodies’ natural production of the protein. However, environmental factors such as smoking, high sugar consumption and unprotected sun exposure all contribute to premature aging as well.
According to health and wellness specialist Dr Madelyn Fernstorm, You can slow down your body’s loss of collagen by steering clear of these harmful habits. However, the new-found idea that you can replenish the lost collagen in your body by means of replacement products is simply not possible. Furthermore, there isn’t enough science behind it to confidently prove most of the claims.
What Are The Natural Benefits?There are many health benefits to collagen found naturally in our body. Collagen improves the health of your skin and hair and repairs your joints. It also helps leaky gut; boosts your metabolism; strengthens your teeth and nails; helps you detox and reduces cellulite and stretch marks. Making the desire for its replacement completely understandable.
Is There A Way Of Accessing The Benefits Of Collagen Naturally?The best ways to help your body retain collagen include:
1. Providing your body with collagen “precursors”.
2. Avoid unprotected UV exposure.
3. Take collagen precursors orally through medically approved supplements.
Collagen Replacement ProductsToday’s popular movement towards improving healthy aging is “outside in,” as opposed to ” inside out”. Here are three common efforts in trying to replace the collagen lost in our bodies over time:
However, according to a professor of dermatology at Washington University in St. Louis, Dr. Eva Hurst, “the collagen molecule is too big to penetrate the outer layer of skin.” Dr. Hurst states that even the more broken down version of the collagen molecule, hydrolyzed collagen, has no scientific evidence behind it to support claims of its added benefits. Meaning, collagen-rich creams may give your skin a slight bit more of a glow depending on the quality, but that’s as far as the benefits are expected to go.
Although not as popular as it used to be, collagen injections have been used as a filler to promote healthy aging by preventing wrinkles and giving the skin a fuller and smoother appearance. Injecting collagen, as we know, has proven great for smoothing creases, but its benefits do not last long.
There is no scientific proof that collagen supplements have any effect on skin health or appearance at all. Thus there is no way of saying whether taking supplements such as juices and collagen powders will be any more effective than any other source of protein. Although, scientifically speaking, the reason taking collagen powders, tablets or drinks would not work is because most collagen supplements contain bulking agents that your body breaks down and excretes. And, as previously stated, our bodies naturally get rid of their collagen. If you try and put collagen back into your body it naturally secrets it.
What’s In Them?Apart from bulking agents, you would be advised to keep an eye on the ingredients in your collagen supplement of choice, as some supplements contain unidentified ingredients. For example, the connective tissue found in animals or fish has been boiled into a substance called gelatine. Which, has been renamed “collagen” and put it in drinks, pills and powders.
According to Dischem‘s QA manager, Christelle Bekker, Collagen supplements can come in various shapes and forms. These products typically contain either chicken or bovine collagen and occasionally vitamins and minerals are also added. Excipients such as flow agents, anti-caking agents and sometimes flavorants can also be added. Bekker says that they sell one variant that comes in a powder format. This product contains non-nutritive sweeteners.
In terms of added sugars, it really depends on the selected dosage form. In capsules there might be a flow agent or anti-caking agent which will most probably be a carbohydrate base. However these are considered excipients and would only contribute minimally to the diet. Powders that need to be mixed may contain a sweetener, typically a non-nutritive sweetener. The majority of our collagen sales, however, are from capsules and tablets.
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We also want discuss another BODY AREA where collagen is necessary and that is IN OUR JOINTS. If NOSY NEIGHBORS are BEAMING a LASER/IMAGING DEVICE at someone's JOINTS or nerves tied to joints-----those joints will dry-------become UNMOVEABLE-------you will feel like AN OLD LADY.
COLLAGEN is not simply about skin elasticity----it is central in our JOINTS being able to bend freely ---ergo, if my HAND OR FOOT is exposed during the night and LASER hitting my FINGER JOINTS-----then I feel ARTHRITIC.
'Laser Hair Removal and Exfoliation
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Laser hair removal uses lasers to target the roots of hair beneath the surface of the skin. Several treatments are needed for desired results. Most laser treatments will significantly reduce, and may even eliminate, the overall amount of hair in the...'
These few years I have constantly said------I SEEM TO BE GETTING MY MOTHER'S ARTHRITIS. She was not 60 years old when this happened. This is EARLY---ONSET ARTHRITIS. All of my joints were stiffened.
Is the sagging muscles around my mouth from broken collagen from laser penetration or am I aging naturally? I would not have thought to see these changes at my age..
Skin Exfoliation with Laser Ablation
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Skin Exfoliation with Laser Ablation
There has been a demand for new and innovative ways to resurface and exfoliate the skin in the last couple of decades. There have been many new ways introduced in recent years like chemical peels and dermabrasion. These are both non-invasive ways of treating fine lines, wrinkles and scarring from acne. Sometimes, a more invasive method is needed to deal with more demanding skin issues. This is where skin exfoliation with laser ablation comes into play.
What is Laser Ablation?
The laser ablation skin exfoliating technique involves the use of a high-power laser. It’s passed over areas of the skin that need to be exfoliated to reveal the new skin underneath the top surface. This laser basically creates what the body perceives to be a minor injury, and the attempts to repair the “damage” follow almost immediately. The laser heats up the epidermis as well as the dermis.
What Makes It Work So Well?
In order to understand why laser ablation takes the lead in major skin exfoliation procedures, it is important to understand what collagen is. Collagen is the major connective tissue found everywhere in the human body. It’s found in cartilage, muscle connective tissue and also in the skin. It basically holds the body together.
As we age, collagen production begins to decline. This is why when we reach middle age, and sometimes sooner for others, we begin to notice fine lines, wrinkles and even sagging skin. We might also find that we are not as agile as we once used to be.
As mentioned before, the laser reaches deep into the second layer of the skin as well. This causes the body to send out healing agents, one of which is collagen, to repair the area. As the areas affected by the laser begin to heal, collagen production is increased significantly. This is why, after the treated area heals, younger, fresher skin is revealed.
What Laser Ablation Can Treat
Skin exfoliation with laser ablation can treat skin conditions like spider veins, acne scarring and rosacea as well as deep wrinkles and skin tags. The condition called actinic keratosis is a skin condition that produces rough, scaly patches on the skin that are caused by overexposure to direct sunlight. All types of skin can be treated because our dermatologists can regulate the frequency and intensity of the laser beam to suit all skin types.
Learn More During a Consultation
To see if skin exfoliation with laser ablation is right for you, make an appointment at the Colton Center for Facial Cosmetic Surgery. Our office is located in Novi. Contact us today to schedule your consultation!
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The next topic of BRAIN IMPLANT MACHINE created by COCHLEAR/SINUS/RETINAL IMPLANTS is the creation of a circular ELECTRICAL CAPACITOR-------
'A capacitor is a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It is a passive electronic component with two terminals'.
I spoke of my dilemma in REMOVING or DE-ACTIVATING these implant devices. Too much MRI or XRAY would cook my soft tissue doing nerve and sense structure damage. What HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS as BARBER SURGEONS have created with these THREE OR MORE BRAIN IMPLANTS is the capacity to literally ELECTRICUTE anyone having these devices.
Think of a man sitting in an electric chair-----then think what happens to the brain/body when a JOLT of ELECTRICITY----which could simply be a STRONG LASER----hits someone's head.
'I Give up, I once ages ago managed to touch something in a circuit which obviously was connected directly to the 300v camera flash... I lived, felt the entry/exit from 1 hand to the other hand, I know, I know, I never died...
I've been googling for the past 10 minutes or so, and I can't find anything relating to actual death from capacitor discharge, not 1 single news story, am I being retarded'?
FEEDBACK FROM NOSY NEIGHBORS IS THAT THEY CAN KILL ME AT ANY TIME----THERE IS A KILL SWITCH. INDEED, IF MY HEAD IS A WALKING ELECTRICUTION CAP.
Anyone having these BRAIN IMPLANTS in their heads making a MACHINE----that CONNECTIVITY which is the goal of HOSTING SERVER BARBER SURGEONS tied to TELEMEDICINE-----
IS WEARING AN ELECTRICUTION CAP.
Anyone ever read a proven case from death by Capacitor?
I'm googled out lol
Aug 28, 2011
Hello,
Higher voltages are always dangerous.
Also the amount of energy stored in the capacitor counts.
Take a look at the following PDF for more information on electrical safety:
The first two minutes of the 10Th segment here sensationalizes Ted Bundy bemoaning being stuffed with the cotton balls before electrocution.
The 1995 movie Dead Man Walking reports the quip about dignity early in this clip, when the inmate snaps that “as a grown man I have to leave this world in slippers and a diaper “.
The quip is snapped early in the scene above, quoting the concerns of an actual inmate that the Sister knew.The Inmate was electrocuted IRL, in a diaper, and the character in the movie is the deadman walking to the Lethal injection gurney.
Regardless of the method of execution, incontinence products are going to be part of the prison attire , and the matter is whether our cotton ball-pit is going to be internal or external:
(F)actual News media coverage shows gurneys used for lethal injection are carved out to fit a bowl of cotton balls to catch and absorb the output . This improvised commode and incontinence products are lined with the same material, cotton.
In reality, adult briefs are not reliable -the manufacturer of Depends tries to convey that you can count on this brand of briefs to not leak. Adult briefs can’t conform to diverse bodies to form a tight fit. perhaps. Adult briefs don’t hold water and may alone be ineffective when the inmate evacuates entirely during the execution.
The adult brief itself is not going be sufficient to keep the inmate and gurney dry.
I am adding some supporting visual evidence. The pictures show a gurney with a hole in position where the brief would be worn. I don't think the holes are to store the two leg straps , because not every gurney has this feature; some are solid. (the room with the whitewashed walls pictured below (bottom ) is Arkansas’ chamber
I'm searching for the image of the bowl filled with cotton balls underneath the gurney. This would be a fleeting rare image because the scene would be set just prior to execution, and the media's camera are blocked. I am a heavy consumer of media on the topic, and theorize that the image is in a full length documentary. I have to watch them again and freeze the frame
They stopped placing cotton in the anus LONG before Bundy was executed, so the movie is not accurate in that respect. The rubber diaper is, as some have said, simply there to keep the person from urinating and defecating on themselves. While this happens regardless of the cause of death, the muscle response to the current can make the excrement and urine evacuate the body at a higher than normal rate. As one warden said, “It would be a terrible mess.”
In his autobiography “Final Truth”, serial killer Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins described the procedure ahead for him, which involved (from memory) having his anus ‘plugged’ with cotton wool and his penis constricted by an elastic band before execution. No diaper mentioned. The reason he gave in his book for the process is that it was to spare witnesses to an execution any embarrassment/disgust should the condemned visibly lose control of bowel/bladder. No idea of the veracity of his claim, but that’s what he wrote.
When someone is electrocuted, the current rushes through their body and if the voltage is high enough, effectively fries their nervous system. This means they are incapable of controlling their sphincters and muscles, so would release the contents of their bowels and bladder. The plug can prevent this, although the diaper is another layer of protection. It would make the process a whole lot more pleasant for the witnesses, as the smell of a dead person’s waste material is not nice.
I had not heard your backside and diaper provisions before.
Before my state went to injection, the only thing I heard about was shaving a bald spot on the top/back of the head, and the ankle, so that electricity would enter the head through a metal skull cap device, go through the body and out the ankle through a device strapped there, for I assume grounding. I have heard of prisoners urinating on themselves before execution, but that I suspect was a result of fear and nerves combining.
The quip is snapped early in the scene above, quoting the concerns of an actual inmate that the Sister knew.The Inmate was electrocuted IRL, in a diaper, and the character in the movie is the deadman walking to the Lethal injection gurney.
Regardless of the method of execution, incontinence products are going to be part of the prison attire , and the matter is whether our cotton ball-pit is going to be internal or external:
(F)actual News media coverage shows gurneys used for lethal injection are carved out to fit a bowl of cotton balls to catch and absorb the output . This improvised commode and incontinence products are lined with the same material, cotton.
In reality, adult briefs are not reliable -the manufacturer of Depends tries to convey that you can count on this brand of briefs to not leak. Adult briefs can’t conform to diverse bodies to form a tight fit. perhaps. Adult briefs don’t hold water and may alone be ineffective when the inmate evacuates entirely during the execution.
The adult brief itself is not going be sufficient to keep the inmate and gurney dry.
I am adding some supporting visual evidence. The pictures show a gurney with a hole in position where the brief would be worn. I don't think the holes are to store the two leg straps , because not every gurney has this feature; some are solid. (the room with the whitewashed walls pictured below (bottom ) is Arkansas’ chamber.
I'm searching for the image of the bowl filled with cotton balls underneath the gurney. This would be a fleeting rare image because the scene would be set just prior to execution, and the media's camera are blocked. I am a heavy consumer of media on the topic, and theorize that the image is in a full length documentary. I have to watch them again and freeze the frame
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The next topic of BRAIN IMPLANT MACHINE created by COCHLEAR/SINUS/RETINAL IMPLANTS is the creation of a circular ELECTRICAL CAPACITOR-------
'A capacitor is a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It is a passive electronic component with two terminals'.
I spoke of my dilemma in REMOVING or DE-ACTIVATING these implant devices. Too much MRI or XRAY would cook my soft tissue doing nerve and sense structure damage. What HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS as BARBER SURGEONS have created with these THREE OR MORE BRAIN IMPLANTS is the capacity to literally ELECTROCUTE anyone having these devices.
Think of a man sitting in an electric chair-----then think what happens to the brain/body when a JOLT of ELECTRICITY----which could simply be a STRONG LASER----hits someone's head.
'I Give up, I once ages ago managed to touch something in a circuit which obviously was connected directly to the 300v camera flash... I lived, felt the entry/exit from 1 hand to the other hand, I know, I know, I never died...
I've been googling for the past 10 minutes or so, and I can't find anything relating to actual death from capacitor discharge, not 1 single news story, am I being retarded'?
FEEDBACK FROM NOSY NEIGHBORS IS THAT THEY CAN KILL ME AT ANY TIME----THERE IS A KILL SWITCH. INDEED, IF MY HEAD IS A WALKING ELECTROCUTION CAP.
Anyone having these BRAIN IMPLANTS in their heads making a MACHINE----that CONNECTIVITY which is the goal of HOSTING SERVER BARBER SURGEONS tied to TELEMEDICINE-----
IS WEARING AN ELECTROCUTION CAP.
Anyone ever read a proven case from death by Capacitor?
I'm googled out lol
Aug 28, 2011
#2
Hello,
Higher voltages are always dangerous.
Also the amount of energy stored in the capacitor counts.
Take a look at the following PDF for more information on electrical safety:
AGAIN, anyone with a PULSE can get these LASER DEVICES-----and MEDICAL databases listing people with BRAIN/BODY IMPLANTS identify people who can be targeted.............I am a CULTURAL ICON---so EASY PEASY with me-----so too all 99% of WE THE PEOPLE
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You may as well have on a ELECTROCUTION SKULL CAP.
Why People With Brain Implants Are Afraid to Go Through Automatic Doors
Kristen V. Brown
7/03/17 9:00AM
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In 2009, Gary Olhoeft walked into a Best Buy to buy some DVDs. He walked out with his whole body twitching and convulsing. Olhoeft has a brain implant, tiny bits of microelectronic circuitry that deliver electrical impulses to his motor cortex in order to control the debilitating tremors he suffers as a symptom of Parkinson’s disease. It had been working fine. So, what happened when he passed through those double wide doors into consumer electronics paradise? He thinks the theft-prevention system interfered with his implant and turned it off.
We live in a world of many, many signals. The more signals there are, the more opportunity for them to cross—and for people with implanted devices, the effect can be disastrous.
Olhoeft’s experience isn’t unique.
According to the Food and Drug Administration’s MAUDE database of medical device reports, over the past five years there have been at least 374 cases where electromagnetic interference was reportedly a factor in an injury involving medical devices including neural implants, pacemakers and insulin pumps. In those reports, people detailed experiencing problems with their devices when going through airport security, using massagers or simply being near electrical sources like microwaves, cordless drills or “church sound boards.”
While not every one of those reports has been verified, both the FDA and scientists have expressed concerns about scenarios where ambient electromagnetic fields disrupt medical devices that operate in the same frequency spectrum.
“The consequence of EMI [or electromagnetic interference] with medical devices may be only a transient ‘blip’ on a monitor, or it could be as serious as preventing an alarm from sounding or inappropriate device movement leading to patient injury or death,”
the FDA wrote in a report all the way back in 2000. “With the increasing use of sensitive electronics in devices, and the proliferation of sources of EM energy, there is heightened concern about EMI in many devices.”
Scientific study has been devoted to the impacts of this kind of interference on brain implants, cardiac implants and insulin pumps. The conclusion: As more devices both in our bodies and the built world operate on a frequency, the problem is likely to grow in scope and scale unless we plan carefully.
Olhoeft, who had just recently gotten his implant, at first had no idea why his trip to the store had triggered his tremors. “Without the implant, the tremors were so bad that I couldn’t walk or talk,” he told Gizmodo. “After they installed it, I had no symptoms until I walked into that Best Buy. Then within four seconds I started to shake again.”
Later, at his doctor’s office, Olhoeft found out that the device had somehow been switched off, right around the time he’d gone to Best Buy. Olhoeft is a retired professor of geophysics in Colorado who taught courses on electromagnetism, so with those two details, it wasn’t hard for him to figure out what had probably gone wrong. His implant, he says, operated at the same electromagnetic frequency as Best Buy’s theft detection system, and the two signals interfered with each other.
“When you get an implant, they warn you about interference with devices like MRI machines. But they don’t warn you about Best Buy or Walmart,” he said. “I go to a support group for people with deep brain stimulation implants and I gave a talk about interference. I asked how many people had an experience like mine at Best Buy and all 50 people put their hands up.”
“When you get an implant, they warn you about interference with devices like MRI machines. But they don’t warn you about Best Buy or Walmart.”Like Olhoeft said, it’s not that no one had warned him. In its manuals, Medtronic, the maker of the device, clearly advises patients that things like hairdryers, cell phones, power tools, and yes, in-store security systems may impact devices. The patient manual for Medtronic’s deep brain stimulation devices has an entire appendix to potential sources of EMI, and the consequences for not heeding these warnings that it lists are dire: system changes, changes to stimulation, injury or even death.
The trouble is, as medical implants become not only more ubiquitous, but more connected, so does the rest of the world. And device makers have to not only plan for devices that work in today’s environment, but hopefully also a decade down the road, when patients still have the same implant but the world of signals around them may be substantially different.
“The internet of things, wireless power transfer, electronics in cars, cellular smart meters, nonlethal crowd control, there’s an endless list of new rapidly emerging electromagnetic technologies that have to be tested” for possible interference, Olhoeft told Gizmodo.
“You can think to some degree about changes that may come down the road, but typically those changes you anticipate are only extensions of what you already know,” said Frank Fischer, the CEO of NeuroPace, which makes brain implants that target epilepsy.
How, for instance, will a world with autonomous vehicles, with features like wireless charging and radar sensors, impact patients with brain implants or pacemakers? Or, in the more distant future, what if we’re all walking around with implants that make us smarter, and treat our depression? How will this complex world of signals interplay then?
“I don’t think you’re ever going to be able to foresee the future,” said Fischer. “In reality, what you want to do is make sure that when things do go wrong, a device goes into some kind of safe mode and then allows a patient to reset it.”
Medtronic, which makes Olhoeft’s device, echoed this sentiment in a statement to Gizmodo. “While our product testing is extensive, we cannot account for all possible scenarios,” the company said. Though “most electrical devices and magnets encountered throughout the course of a patient’s typical day,” are unlikely to have any impact, there’s really no guarantee.
“In reality, what you want to do is make sure that when things do go wrong, a device goes into some kind of safe mode and then allows a patient to reset it.”Every day since that one at Best Buy, Olhoeft has navigated the terrain of that ambiguity. He’s discovered that the airport security checkpoints, his local hall of justice, and sports arenas all operate near the frequency of his device and could potentially interfere with it . To test such situations, he uses a detector that tells him the frequency of things like security systems to make sure they’re operating on a different frequency than his device. If the frequency is a match, he asks to go around. When he goes to his university library, he has to ask them to turn off the inventory control system so that he can enter, and at the hospital he steers clear of walking too close to the MRI machine. In his own home, he and his wife took out the dimmer switches on all the lights, which have their own small electrical field. So does the AC unit and the fridge. Since having his implant installed, he’s discovered that the world is a minefield of potential interference that in an instant could potentially send his body into debilitating shaking.
It’s all precautionary, in hopes that he can avoid those worst-case scenarios listed in his patient manual.
Olhoeft has heard from other patients like him that have had trouble with their implants and interference. One woman who had a DBS implant like his found that when her Prius was in charging mode, it turned her device off. Another man had a DBS, cochlear implant and cardiac pacemaker that all operated near the same frequency and interfered with the operation of the devices.
The medical device industry shares Olhoeft’s concerns. In collaborations with makers of things like RFID chips that emit potentially interfering signals, medical device makers have been working out how to minimize exposure of patients like Olhoeft to harmful interference, and educate patients to be cautious.
“It’s something we have to design for and in my lab we have to think about it a lot,” said Alik Widge, a biomedical engineer at Harvard who works on DBS implants for mental illness. “It’s a huge potential problem.”
Thankfully, there are potential solutions. Increased security and encryption, for one, could help make it so that devices couldn’t be impacted by errant signals. So could improving the safe modes of devices, as Fischer mentioned. While Olhoeft’s device does have a safe mode, it has to be manually set and is intended for situations when he knows he’s going to come into contact with interference, like during operations or an MRI.
“It would be better if it were automatic,” he said.
The FDA, too, has worked to create guidelines for device manufacturers so that they can build medical devices more likely to be compatible with their increasingly electronic environments. Recently, it finished creating guidelines that also address wireless compatibility, to look at how medical devices that communicate wirelessly interact with the ever-growing internet of things.
“Things are changing quickly, and medical manufactures are making an effort to try and deal with problems before they become big issues,” said Donald Witters, a biomedical engineer at the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. “We spend a great deal of time trying to keep abreast of wireless communications and internet of things technology. It’s hard to predict the impact these things will have, but we can try and position ourselves to ask the right questions.”
Joel Moskowitz, the director of the Center for Family and Community Health at Berkeley’s school of public health, told Gizmodo his concern is that as these issues become more prevalent, doctors may not be aware of how to advise their patients.
Olhoeft, whose implant is now six years old, from an era when the iPhone was still a novel technology, wonders how it might restrict his life in the future. He has become something of an advocate for the issue, speaking out about his own experience, sending comments to the FCC and suggesting to the Department of Justice that implants like his should be recognized as a disability, since it requires him to navigate cautiously around a world built for people without bodies that emit electromagnetic signals.
“We’re going to have to consider using the Americans with Disabilities Act for people with implants,” he said. “You know, ‘Warning, people with implants should not enter here.’”
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Remember, global banking 1% create CULTURAL FADS--------these few decades of FAILED STATES TAKING THE VEIL OFF-----these games of LASER TAG-----once not damaging are now becoming more violent. When we allow cultural norms to INCREASE the ability of one person to HARM, MAKE FEARFUL, KILL---DISABLE any other person----
WE HAVE A DYSTOPIA.
The reality TODAY is that a HACKED MEDICAL DATABASE with black market criminal networks KNOWING who has what BODY/BRAIN IMPLANTS will be EXPLOITED.
NOSY NEIGHBORS IN FEEDBACK LIKE TO SAY ABOUT ME-----THERE IS A KILL STICK WHICH WILL BRING ME DOWN---IF THEY CANNOT MAKE MONEY IN 'USING' ME.
So, I am supposed to be AFRAID--SCARED and openly allow people to CRIMINAL 'USE' me anyway they can or they may KILL me.
MEANWHILE, global banking 1% BRAIN IMPLANT TELEMEDICINE is selling the idea all this is PUBLIC HEALTH---SOCIAL BENEFIT.
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My CAT was exposed to high levels of radiation in 3rd floor apartment I lived before moving to first floor. I described symptoms which I took for FELINE VIRUS----and now see why some of the symptoms did not fit this FELINE disease vector. The loss of hair was extreme for my CAT-----we want to look today at MY CAT'S BELLY----once covered with thick layer of hair----I was unable to even see her NIPPLES the hair was so thick. Flash forward a year later and my CAT'S BELLY is BARE---DENUDED of hair AND the skin of her belly is becoming TRANSPARENT.
We discussed the CAT'S BOWEL LEAKAGE from this same exposure. What happens to a CAT or HUMAN as skin is EXFOLIATED ------worn down from LASER beam exposure is this:
The layers of SKIN human or animal have an EPIDERMIS which is about an inch or two thick. The DERMIS is much deeper with about 3 inches. Under this is the SUBCUTANEOUS LAYER where all those VITAL ARTERIES--NERVES from peripheral systems lie.
So, a LASER can break the top layer of skin and cause SPIDER VEIN damage to surface capillaries---but it cannot reach major leg/arm arteries for example.
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Above we see DERMATOLOGISTS use these kinds of LASERS in SKIN TREATMENT. Sadly, COSMETIC SURGERIES unnecessary are exposing HUMANS to these LASER EQUIPMENT.
ANYBODY WITH A PULSE CAN BUY THESE SKIN LASER DEVICES.
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG can be using a DEVICE like this THINNING my CAT'S BELLY. Exposure of soft skin even from a distance------over time will remove ONE LAYER OF CELLS ---then another layer of cells-----and finally may remove the entire EPIDERMIS. It is only an inch or two in depth.
For GaAs (904 nm) infrared pulse laser, 50%.”
HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS who are BARBER SURGEONS come in all medical fields-----DERMATOLOGIST doing illegal research could pay a NOSY NEIGHBOR to use this equipment---OR, a black market criminal network could use this to HARM---SCARE---KILL a person and/or MY CAT.
Penetration of light into living tissue
by Lars Hode
At some time or another in every young scientist's formative years, he or she has experimented by shining a flashlight through their fingers or, even more fun, up their own nose, to discover that the flashlight's white light not only penetrates through their appendages but also glows red on the other side, thus leading them to the conclusion that some light, but not all, can pass through tissue. Now our young scientist is older and more learned, and she understands that living tissues are a highly-complex, dynamic turbid medium, the optical properties of which are defined by varying rates of absorption, scattering, transmission and reflection.
She also knows that different imaging techniques, such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), laser doppler flowmetry (LDF) and transmissive laser speckle imaging (TLSI), rely upon an understanding of these complex optical properties. Penetration of living tissue depends on parameters like wavelength, intensity, polarization and coherence of the light source, tissue compression and those of the tissues themselves, like pigmentation, fibrotic structure, hydration and composition, in addition to more obvious factors such as hair and clothes.
For many indications in laser phototherapy, a good penetration through tissue is an advantage. Wavelength Now, our young scientist already noticed that red light goes well through the tissue. But what happens then with the rest of the light – the blue, green and yellow parts?
It absorbs by the tissue and is converted to heat energy. You can test this yourself: compare a red and green laser pointer of the same power, i.e. of 5 mW (legal in most countries) – the red light goes through your finger, the green does not.
For infrared light we need an IR-to-visible converter that is enough sensitive for the wavelength used. Figure 1. The absorption spectrum of a human hand. This spectrum was re-corded with a very sensitive spectrophoto-meter with the hand in close juxtaposition with the photocathode (unpublished data of Karl H. Norris, from The Science of Photo-biology, KC Smith, ed., Plenum Press, 1977; p. 400).
As can be seen, the best transmission through a hand is approximately between 670 nm and 910 nm and then from about 1050 nm and up. Original website: http://www.photobiology.info/PhotobioInArt.html
Here we can estimate that the O.D. (Optical Density) for 980 nm is about 4.7 while for 810 nm it is about 3.3. Transmission (T) and Optical Density (OD) are two common ways to express the throughput of a filter or another object like tissue. Transmission can be expressed as T = l0-OD. This mean that the transmission is 25 times higherfor the 810 nm light than it is for the 980 nm light (T3.3= 0.0005 and T4.7 = 0.00002 respectively). Another interesting diagram is the following, Figure 2: This coincides fairly well with the shown spectral transmission of a hand. In both cases we are using continuous (or switched) light. Conventional pulsing does not influence penetration. The first barrier for the light is usually the skin. Transmission through skin has been investigated in several studies. Jan Bjordal and colleagues have summarised skin transmission with different lasers.
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Bjordal JM, Couppé C, Chow RT, Tunér J and Ljunggren AE (2003). Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 49: 107-116 “Energy loss due to the skin barrier for continuous HeNe (632nm) laser is 90%, for continuous GaAlAs (820 nm) and Nd:YAG (1064 nm) IR lasers, 80%. For GaAs (904 nm) infrared pulse laser, 50%.”
The most surprising part of this is that the GaAs differs so much from the other. What is so special with that wavelength – 904 nm?
Nothing! It is not the wavelength, it is the extreme pulsing (super pulsing). Today it is possible to find GaAlAs-lasers with the 904 nm wavelength and then the energy loss due to the skin barrier is about 80%.
Bjordal states further: “In vivo trials with 904 nm pulse lasers, have demonstrated that these lasers achieve similar effects on collagen production with far lower doses on the animal ́s skin than lasers with continuous output (Enwemeka 1991a; van der Veen and Lievens 2000). This effect can be attributed to the photobleaching phenomenon, where the first strong pulse bleaches the opaque barrier of tissue, letting the second pulse pass through the tissue barrier with less loss of energy (Kusnetzow et al. 2001), (Fig. 7).” This has further been studied by Jon Joensen and presented by himself at the WALT meeting, September, 2010 in Bergen, Norway. Figure 3 and 4.Surprisingly, the penetration of the super pulsed laser light is markedly increasing by the time, while the 810 nm laser light transmission remained constant. The very high power peaks of the GaAs laser “bleaches” the collagen and thus gradually creates a more transparent tissue. This gradually increasing transmission supports the theory of bleaching. Other factors Strong light penetrates deeper than weak.
However, twice the power does not mean twice as deep, but maybe 5-10% deeper. Let us say that a 100 mW laser, at 10 mm depth has certain intensity. If we drive the same laser harder so that it emits 200 mW, the mentioned certain intensity will be found on 10.5 – 11 mm depth and if we increase the power to 400 mW, the depth will increase to between 11 and 12 mm. Another factor influencing the penetration is tissue compression – a probe that is mechanically pressed against the skin will force the blood in front to move away from the penetrating beam. Pigmentation can absorb a great deal of the incoming light.
Bottom line
The most important factors influencing light penetration in tissue are wavelength, super pulsing, power, intensity, tissue contact and compression.
Other factors to consider are polarization and coherence. See e.g. L. Hode, The Importance of the Coherency.
Photomedicine and Laser Surgery. Volume 23, Number 4, 2005, Pp. 431–434
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The article above is scientific so please just become familiar with terms-----the idea that wavelength and beams/lasers cause harm in different ways. The EPIDERMIS has two major functions. One is to seal the underlining body tissue and second it is the outer structure of
BODY CORE TEMPERATURE/MOISTURE control which is part of the AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM.
If a laser hits the surface of skin over time it penetrates that epidermis----creating HOLES in that seal interrupting the body temperature control and it damages the PORES leading to sweat glands.
My CAT'S BELLY is quite literally TRANSPARENT to where I can see arteries and her belly skin is hanging/flabby just as if she was an OLD LADY CAT. Before, she was FAT heavy and solid. Now, she is not heavy or solid------she has no elasticity or tone.
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG SAY IN FEEDBACK-------SHE IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE AN OLD HAG WHEN SPEAKING OF ME-----THEY ARE AIMING AT MY LULUBIRD CAT AS WELL.
Aging Skin and Elasticity
'In contrast to the taut, supple appearance your skin has when you're younger, aging skin thins out and loses its elasticity.
You notice the signs when your skin starts to sag in areas such as your face, neck and breasts. Just a few small changes in your lifestyle -- and a little help from cosmetics and technology -- can help to preserve your skin's elasticity'.
What is the difference between my CAT and my OWN SKIN?
First, I am gone all day long only home in evening. Second, I have stopped removing my clothes. My skin is covered all the time except of course face and hands/feet. I started covering my head/face in JAN 2019 Before JAN 2019 finding out about being HIT ----I had skin lesion/wrinkling with scar I thought might be HERPES-----lasting all these several years. That is GONE NOW.
I said my face was wrinkle-free especially my forehead and then all of sudden deep wrinkles on forehead.
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By Matthew Hoffman, MD
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The skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet. The skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature, and permits the sensations of touch, heat, and cold.
Continue Reading BelowSkin has three layers:
- The epidermis, the outermost layer of skin, provides a waterproof barrier and creates our skin tone.
- The dermis, beneath the epidermis, contains tough connective tissue, hair follicles, and sweat glands.
- The deeper subcutaneous tissue (hypodermis) is made of fat and connective tissue.
Whether IMPLANTS, illegal surveillance imaging devices, or lasers------all these DEVICES used by NOSY NEIGHBORS are attacking PROTEIN----DENATURATION OF PROTEIN in skin is collagen and elastin
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SHE'S LOOKING LIKE AN OLD HAG SAYS HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG.
What are the names and functions of the two main layers of the skin?
Epidermis -
The epidermis is the outer layer of the skin and is formed of five sub-layers. From outer to inner, the layers are named the stratum corneum, stratum licidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum germinativum (or stratum basale). The stratum germinativum is where cells divide and push already formed cells into higher layers. As the cells move into the higher layers they eventually die, and the top layer of the epidermis, the stratum corneum, is made of dead, flat skin cells that shed about every 4 weeks. This layer contains melanocytes, which produce melanin (the pigment which colours the skin and protects it from ultraviolet radiation), and also Langerhan's cells, which are part of the body's immune system. It also contains tiny openings (pores) that allow sweat ducts and hair follicles to push through from the dermis below.
Factors That Influence the Loss of Skin Elasticity
Several factors contribute to loose skin following weight loss:
- Length of time overweight: In general, the longer someone has been overweight or obese, the looser their skin will be after weight loss due to elastin and collagen loss.
- Amount of weight lost: Weight loss of 100 pounds (46 kg) or more typically results in a greater amount of hanging skin than more modest weight loss.
- Age: Older skin has less collagen than younger skin and tends to be looser following weight loss (5Trusted Source).
- Genetics: Genes may affect how your skin responds to weight gain and loss.
- Sun exposure: Chronic sun exposure has been shown to reduce skin's collagen and elastin production, which may contribute to loose skin (6Trusted Source, 7Trusted Source).
- Smoking: Smoking leads to a reduction in collagen production and damage to existing collagen, resulting in loose, sagging skin (8Trusted Source).
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For me this could be simply natural aging although my family does not have an early onset facial wrinkling -----late 60s----into 70s is when collagen really hits unless you abuse your body. My CAT who I think is around 8-10 years is still young. Cats live to 20 years old.
MY CAT HAS THE BODY OF AN OLD LADY CAT-----I HAVE A BODY OF AN OLD WOMAN.
When I unplugged the MICROWAVE my body MOTION---MUSCLES were freed from capture and I am regaining STRENGTH AND STAMINA----I may also regain SKIN ELASTICITY naturally.
'Collagen is a fiber in the connective tissue throughout your body, most noticeably in the face. As you age, your body naturally stops producing collagen and the existing collagen will begin to break down. This leads to facial sagging and wrinkles and gives skin a rough appearance. A number of expensive and invasive procedures can rebuild or replace lost collagen; however, there are also practices you can incorporate into your daily life to start replenishing your body's collagen'.
Below we see the DERMIS. If NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG are able to penetrate the EPIDERMIS to DERMIS---then our GLANDULAR structures tied to BODY CORE control are compromised ----those HAIR FOLLICLES are compromised-----the lymphatic/immune system is compromised. I don't think ME---THE HUMAN was compromised in this way----the penetration by IMAGING DEVICES I am sure did not take DERMAL structures---ergo, I think my hair will thicken---I think my skin elasticity may return----and the glandular structures may rebuild.
MY CAT having exposure ALL DAY inside the living space MAY NOT RECOVER those damaged areas. MY CAT'S life was no doubt SHORTENED ---my life is likely shortened. Neither CAT OR HUMAN has deadly damage.
Dermis -
The dermis is the inner layer of the skin, lying above the subcutaneous fat layer. Formed in two layers, the papillary (thin) and the reticular (thicker and tougher), it is formed mainly from areolar tissue, white collagen fibres and elastin, and is a tough yet stretchable tissue able to allow growth. It contains nerve endings and cells (which act as sensory receptors to pain, itch, temperature, touch and pressure), sweat glands (which produce sweat to help regulate body temperature), sebaceous glands (which produce sebum, an oily substance that helps keep the skin from drying out and keeps the hair soft, and also combines with sweat to form an anti-fungal and antibacterial layer on the skin), hair follicles (the sites of hair growth), and a fine network of blood and lymphatic vessels (responsible for an exchange of oxygen, nutrients and waste products).
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG ARE HIRED CONTRACTORS WORKING FOR ANY NUMBER OF GROUPS-----POLITICAL MACHINES-----MEDICAL CORPORATIONS---AND YES, GLOBAL CORPORATIONS SELLING PATENTED PRODUCTS.
The number of PRODUCTS on the market which happen to address all the damage NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG are doing to me----IS AMAZING.
Yes, global corporations are paying people to BUY OR NEED TO BUY products. We discussed the use of COCHLEAR IMPLANTS to place subliminal messages to BUY A PRODUCT------
HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBOR says------WE CAN'T USE HER FOR ANYTHING ----WE NEED TO GET RID OF HER------as I eliminate one 24/7 illegal streaming video MONEY MAKER after another.
Will Collagen Replacement Products Really Take Ages Off Your Skin? Mbali Masinga / 7 June 2017
Collagen replacements have become something of a buzz word when it comes to anti-aging treatments. There are a plethora of collagen-related topical beauty solutions are increasingly available. Collagen replacement procedures and products are also growing in popularity. But will they really take ages off your skin?
What Is All The Fuss About Collagen?Collagen is one of the main supportive, structural proteins found naturally in your body. In your bones, muscles, blood vessels, digestive system and tendons. It simply works as a ‘glue’ that holds your body together. However, in your skin it provides strength and elasticity. The issue is that your collagen production naturally begins to slow down as you age.
Collagen makes up 80% of our skin when we are young. After the age of 25, we lose it at an estimated rate of 1% per year. Meaning, we can credit most of our natural signs of aging on the remission of our bodies’ natural production of the protein. However, environmental factors such as smoking, high sugar consumption and unprotected sun exposure all contribute to premature aging as well.
According to health and wellness specialist Dr Madelyn Fernstorm, You can slow down your body’s loss of collagen by steering clear of these harmful habits. However, the new-found idea that you can replenish the lost collagen in your body by means of replacement products is simply not possible. Furthermore, there isn’t enough science behind it to confidently prove most of the claims.
What Are The Natural Benefits?There are many health benefits to collagen found naturally in our body. Collagen improves the health of your skin and hair and repairs your joints. It also helps leaky gut; boosts your metabolism; strengthens your teeth and nails; helps you detox and reduces cellulite and stretch marks. Making the desire for its replacement completely understandable.
Is There A Way Of Accessing The Benefits Of Collagen Naturally?The best ways to help your body retain collagen include:
1. Providing your body with collagen “precursors”.
2. Avoid unprotected UV exposure.
3. Take collagen precursors orally through medically approved supplements.
Collagen Replacement ProductsToday’s popular movement towards improving healthy aging is “outside in,” as opposed to ” inside out”. Here are three common efforts in trying to replace the collagen lost in our bodies over time:
- Cosmetic Products
- Cosmetic Procedures
- Food or Drink Supplements
However, according to a professor of dermatology at Washington University in St. Louis, Dr. Eva Hurst, “the collagen molecule is too big to penetrate the outer layer of skin.” Dr. Hurst states that even the more broken down version of the collagen molecule, hydrolyzed collagen, has no scientific evidence behind it to support claims of its added benefits. Meaning, collagen-rich creams may give your skin a slight bit more of a glow depending on the quality, but that’s as far as the benefits are expected to go.
Although not as popular as it used to be, collagen injections have been used as a filler to promote healthy aging by preventing wrinkles and giving the skin a fuller and smoother appearance. Injecting collagen, as we know, has proven great for smoothing creases, but its benefits do not last long.
There is no scientific proof that collagen supplements have any effect on skin health or appearance at all. Thus there is no way of saying whether taking supplements such as juices and collagen powders will be any more effective than any other source of protein. Although, scientifically speaking, the reason taking collagen powders, tablets or drinks would not work is because most collagen supplements contain bulking agents that your body breaks down and excretes. And, as previously stated, our bodies naturally get rid of their collagen. If you try and put collagen back into your body it naturally secrets it.
What’s In Them?Apart from bulking agents, you would be advised to keep an eye on the ingredients in your collagen supplement of choice, as some supplements contain unidentified ingredients. For example, the connective tissue found in animals or fish has been boiled into a substance called gelatine. Which, has been renamed “collagen” and put it in drinks, pills and powders.
According to Dischem‘s QA manager, Christelle Bekker, Collagen supplements can come in various shapes and forms. These products typically contain either chicken or bovine collagen and occasionally vitamins and minerals are also added. Excipients such as flow agents, anti-caking agents and sometimes flavorants can also be added. Bekker says that they sell one variant that comes in a powder format. This product contains non-nutritive sweeteners.
In terms of added sugars, it really depends on the selected dosage form. In capsules there might be a flow agent or anti-caking agent which will most probably be a carbohydrate base. However these are considered excipients and would only contribute minimally to the diet. Powders that need to be mixed may contain a sweetener, typically a non-nutritive sweetener. The majority of our collagen sales, however, are from capsules and tablets.
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We also want discuss another BODY AREA where collagen is necessary and that is IN OUR JOINTS. If NOSY NEIGHBORS are BEAMING a LASER/IMAGING DEVICE at someone's JOINTS or nerves tied to joints-----those joints will dry-------become UNMOVEABLE-------you will feel like AN OLD LADY.
COLLAGEN is not simply about skin elasticity----it is central in our JOINTS being able to bend freely ---ergo, if my HAND OR FOOT is exposed during the night and LASER hitting my FINGER JOINTS-----then I feel ARTHRITIC.
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These few years I have constantly said------I SEEM TO BE GETTING MY MOTHER'S ARTHRITIS. She was not 60 years old when this happened. This is EARLY---ONSET ARTHRITIS. All of my joints were stiffened.
Is the sagging muscles around my mouth from broken collagen from laser penetration or am I aging naturally? I would not have thought to see these changes at my age..
Skin Exfoliation with Laser Ablation
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Skin Exfoliation with Laser Ablation
There has been a demand for new and innovative ways to resurface and exfoliate the skin in the last couple of decades. There have been many new ways introduced in recent years like chemical peels and dermabrasion. These are both non-invasive ways of treating fine lines, wrinkles and scarring from acne. Sometimes, a more invasive method is needed to deal with more demanding skin issues. This is where skin exfoliation with laser ablation comes into play.
What is Laser Ablation?
The laser ablation skin exfoliating technique involves the use of a high-power laser. It’s passed over areas of the skin that need to be exfoliated to reveal the new skin underneath the top surface. This laser basically creates what the body perceives to be a minor injury, and the attempts to repair the “damage” follow almost immediately. The laser heats up the epidermis as well as the dermis.
What Makes It Work So Well?
In order to understand why laser ablation takes the lead in major skin exfoliation procedures, it is important to understand what collagen is. Collagen is the major connective tissue found everywhere in the human body. It’s found in cartilage, muscle connective tissue and also in the skin. It basically holds the body together.
As we age, collagen production begins to decline. This is why when we reach middle age, and sometimes sooner for others, we begin to notice fine lines, wrinkles and even sagging skin. We might also find that we are not as agile as we once used to be.
As mentioned before, the laser reaches deep into the second layer of the skin as well. This causes the body to send out healing agents, one of which is collagen, to repair the area. As the areas affected by the laser begin to heal, collagen production is increased significantly. This is why, after the treated area heals, younger, fresher skin is revealed.
What Laser Ablation Can Treat
Skin exfoliation with laser ablation can treat skin conditions like spider veins, acne scarring and rosacea as well as deep wrinkles and skin tags. The condition called actinic keratosis is a skin condition that produces rough, scaly patches on the skin that are caused by overexposure to direct sunlight. All types of skin can be treated because our dermatologists can regulate the frequency and intensity of the laser beam to suit all skin types.
Learn More During a Consultation
To see if skin exfoliation with laser ablation is right for you, make an appointment at the Colton Center for Facial Cosmetic Surgery. Our office is located in Novi. Contact us today to schedule your consultation!
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The next topic of BRAIN IMPLANT MACHINE created by COCHLEAR/SINUS/RETINAL IMPLANTS is the creation of a circular ELECTRICAL CAPACITOR-------
'A capacitor is a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It is a passive electronic component with two terminals'.
I spoke of my dilemma in REMOVING or DE-ACTIVATING these implant devices. Too much MRI or XRAY would cook my soft tissue doing nerve and sense structure damage. What HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS as BARBER SURGEONS have created with these THREE OR MORE BRAIN IMPLANTS is the capacity to literally ELECTRICUTE anyone having these devices.
Think of a man sitting in an electric chair-----then think what happens to the brain/body when a JOLT of ELECTRICITY----which could simply be a STRONG LASER----hits someone's head.
'I Give up, I once ages ago managed to touch something in a circuit which obviously was connected directly to the 300v camera flash... I lived, felt the entry/exit from 1 hand to the other hand, I know, I know, I never died...
I've been googling for the past 10 minutes or so, and I can't find anything relating to actual death from capacitor discharge, not 1 single news story, am I being retarded'?
FEEDBACK FROM NOSY NEIGHBORS IS THAT THEY CAN KILL ME AT ANY TIME----THERE IS A KILL SWITCH. INDEED, IF MY HEAD IS A WALKING ELECTRICUTION CAP.
Anyone having these BRAIN IMPLANTS in their heads making a MACHINE----that CONNECTIVITY which is the goal of HOSTING SERVER BARBER SURGEONS tied to TELEMEDICINE-----
IS WEARING AN ELECTRICUTION CAP.
Anyone ever read a proven case from death by Capacitor?
I'm googled out lol
Aug 28, 2011
- #2
Hello,
Higher voltages are always dangerous.
Also the amount of energy stored in the capacitor counts.
Take a look at the following PDF for more information on electrical safety:
The first two minutes of the 10Th segment here sensationalizes Ted Bundy bemoaning being stuffed with the cotton balls before electrocution.
The 1995 movie Dead Man Walking reports the quip about dignity early in this clip, when the inmate snaps that “as a grown man I have to leave this world in slippers and a diaper “.
The quip is snapped early in the scene above, quoting the concerns of an actual inmate that the Sister knew.The Inmate was electrocuted IRL, in a diaper, and the character in the movie is the deadman walking to the Lethal injection gurney.
Regardless of the method of execution, incontinence products are going to be part of the prison attire , and the matter is whether our cotton ball-pit is going to be internal or external:
(F)actual News media coverage shows gurneys used for lethal injection are carved out to fit a bowl of cotton balls to catch and absorb the output . This improvised commode and incontinence products are lined with the same material, cotton.
In reality, adult briefs are not reliable -the manufacturer of Depends tries to convey that you can count on this brand of briefs to not leak. Adult briefs can’t conform to diverse bodies to form a tight fit. perhaps. Adult briefs don’t hold water and may alone be ineffective when the inmate evacuates entirely during the execution.
The adult brief itself is not going be sufficient to keep the inmate and gurney dry.
I am adding some supporting visual evidence. The pictures show a gurney with a hole in position where the brief would be worn. I don't think the holes are to store the two leg straps , because not every gurney has this feature; some are solid. (the room with the whitewashed walls pictured below (bottom ) is Arkansas’ chamber
I'm searching for the image of the bowl filled with cotton balls underneath the gurney. This would be a fleeting rare image because the scene would be set just prior to execution, and the media's camera are blocked. I am a heavy consumer of media on the topic, and theorize that the image is in a full length documentary. I have to watch them again and freeze the frame
They stopped placing cotton in the anus LONG before Bundy was executed, so the movie is not accurate in that respect. The rubber diaper is, as some have said, simply there to keep the person from urinating and defecating on themselves. While this happens regardless of the cause of death, the muscle response to the current can make the excrement and urine evacuate the body at a higher than normal rate. As one warden said, “It would be a terrible mess.”
In his autobiography “Final Truth”, serial killer Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins described the procedure ahead for him, which involved (from memory) having his anus ‘plugged’ with cotton wool and his penis constricted by an elastic band before execution. No diaper mentioned. The reason he gave in his book for the process is that it was to spare witnesses to an execution any embarrassment/disgust should the condemned visibly lose control of bowel/bladder. No idea of the veracity of his claim, but that’s what he wrote.
When someone is electrocuted, the current rushes through their body and if the voltage is high enough, effectively fries their nervous system. This means they are incapable of controlling their sphincters and muscles, so would release the contents of their bowels and bladder. The plug can prevent this, although the diaper is another layer of protection. It would make the process a whole lot more pleasant for the witnesses, as the smell of a dead person’s waste material is not nice.
I had not heard your backside and diaper provisions before.
Before my state went to injection, the only thing I heard about was shaving a bald spot on the top/back of the head, and the ankle, so that electricity would enter the head through a metal skull cap device, go through the body and out the ankle through a device strapped there, for I assume grounding. I have heard of prisoners urinating on themselves before execution, but that I suspect was a result of fear and nerves combining.
The quip is snapped early in the scene above, quoting the concerns of an actual inmate that the Sister knew.The Inmate was electrocuted IRL, in a diaper, and the character in the movie is the deadman walking to the Lethal injection gurney.
Regardless of the method of execution, incontinence products are going to be part of the prison attire , and the matter is whether our cotton ball-pit is going to be internal or external:
(F)actual News media coverage shows gurneys used for lethal injection are carved out to fit a bowl of cotton balls to catch and absorb the output . This improvised commode and incontinence products are lined with the same material, cotton.
In reality, adult briefs are not reliable -the manufacturer of Depends tries to convey that you can count on this brand of briefs to not leak. Adult briefs can’t conform to diverse bodies to form a tight fit. perhaps. Adult briefs don’t hold water and may alone be ineffective when the inmate evacuates entirely during the execution.
The adult brief itself is not going be sufficient to keep the inmate and gurney dry.
I am adding some supporting visual evidence. The pictures show a gurney with a hole in position where the brief would be worn. I don't think the holes are to store the two leg straps , because not every gurney has this feature; some are solid. (the room with the whitewashed walls pictured below (bottom ) is Arkansas’ chamber.
I'm searching for the image of the bowl filled with cotton balls underneath the gurney. This would be a fleeting rare image because the scene would be set just prior to execution, and the media's camera are blocked. I am a heavy consumer of media on the topic, and theorize that the image is in a full length documentary. I have to watch them again and freeze the frame
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The next topic of BRAIN IMPLANT MACHINE created by COCHLEAR/SINUS/RETINAL IMPLANTS is the creation of a circular ELECTRICAL CAPACITOR-------
'A capacitor is a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It is a passive electronic component with two terminals'.
I spoke of my dilemma in REMOVING or DE-ACTIVATING these implant devices. Too much MRI or XRAY would cook my soft tissue doing nerve and sense structure damage. What HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBORS as BARBER SURGEONS have created with these THREE OR MORE BRAIN IMPLANTS is the capacity to literally ELECTROCUTE anyone having these devices.
Think of a man sitting in an electric chair-----then think what happens to the brain/body when a JOLT of ELECTRICITY----which could simply be a STRONG LASER----hits someone's head.
'I Give up, I once ages ago managed to touch something in a circuit which obviously was connected directly to the 300v camera flash... I lived, felt the entry/exit from 1 hand to the other hand, I know, I know, I never died...
I've been googling for the past 10 minutes or so, and I can't find anything relating to actual death from capacitor discharge, not 1 single news story, am I being retarded'?
FEEDBACK FROM NOSY NEIGHBORS IS THAT THEY CAN KILL ME AT ANY TIME----THERE IS A KILL SWITCH. INDEED, IF MY HEAD IS A WALKING ELECTROCUTION CAP.
Anyone having these BRAIN IMPLANTS in their heads making a MACHINE----that CONNECTIVITY which is the goal of HOSTING SERVER BARBER SURGEONS tied to TELEMEDICINE-----
IS WEARING AN ELECTROCUTION CAP.
Anyone ever read a proven case from death by Capacitor?
I'm googled out lol
Aug 28, 2011
#2
Hello,
Higher voltages are always dangerous.
Also the amount of energy stored in the capacitor counts.
Take a look at the following PDF for more information on electrical safety:
AGAIN, anyone with a PULSE can get these LASER DEVICES-----and MEDICAL databases listing people with BRAIN/BODY IMPLANTS identify people who can be targeted.............I am a CULTURAL ICON---so EASY PEASY with me-----so too all 99% of WE THE PEOPLE
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Aetna considers cold laser therapy (also known as low-level laser therapy or class III laser), high-power laser therapy (class IV therapeutic laser), low-level laser therapy using dynamic photonic and dynamic thermokinetic energies experimental and investigational for the following indications (not an all-inclusive list) because there is inadequate evidence of the effectiveness of cold laser therapy and high-power laser therapy for these indications':
You may as well have on a ELECTROCUTION SKULL CAP.
Why People With Brain Implants Are Afraid to Go Through Automatic Doors
Kristen V. Brown
7/03/17 9:00AM
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In 2009, Gary Olhoeft walked into a Best Buy to buy some DVDs. He walked out with his whole body twitching and convulsing. Olhoeft has a brain implant, tiny bits of microelectronic circuitry that deliver electrical impulses to his motor cortex in order to control the debilitating tremors he suffers as a symptom of Parkinson’s disease. It had been working fine. So, what happened when he passed through those double wide doors into consumer electronics paradise? He thinks the theft-prevention system interfered with his implant and turned it off.
We live in a world of many, many signals. The more signals there are, the more opportunity for them to cross—and for people with implanted devices, the effect can be disastrous.
Olhoeft’s experience isn’t unique.
According to the Food and Drug Administration’s MAUDE database of medical device reports, over the past five years there have been at least 374 cases where electromagnetic interference was reportedly a factor in an injury involving medical devices including neural implants, pacemakers and insulin pumps. In those reports, people detailed experiencing problems with their devices when going through airport security, using massagers or simply being near electrical sources like microwaves, cordless drills or “church sound boards.”
While not every one of those reports has been verified, both the FDA and scientists have expressed concerns about scenarios where ambient electromagnetic fields disrupt medical devices that operate in the same frequency spectrum.
“The consequence of EMI [or electromagnetic interference] with medical devices may be only a transient ‘blip’ on a monitor, or it could be as serious as preventing an alarm from sounding or inappropriate device movement leading to patient injury or death,”
the FDA wrote in a report all the way back in 2000. “With the increasing use of sensitive electronics in devices, and the proliferation of sources of EM energy, there is heightened concern about EMI in many devices.”
Scientific study has been devoted to the impacts of this kind of interference on brain implants, cardiac implants and insulin pumps. The conclusion: As more devices both in our bodies and the built world operate on a frequency, the problem is likely to grow in scope and scale unless we plan carefully.
Olhoeft, who had just recently gotten his implant, at first had no idea why his trip to the store had triggered his tremors. “Without the implant, the tremors were so bad that I couldn’t walk or talk,” he told Gizmodo. “After they installed it, I had no symptoms until I walked into that Best Buy. Then within four seconds I started to shake again.”
Later, at his doctor’s office, Olhoeft found out that the device had somehow been switched off, right around the time he’d gone to Best Buy. Olhoeft is a retired professor of geophysics in Colorado who taught courses on electromagnetism, so with those two details, it wasn’t hard for him to figure out what had probably gone wrong. His implant, he says, operated at the same electromagnetic frequency as Best Buy’s theft detection system, and the two signals interfered with each other.
“When you get an implant, they warn you about interference with devices like MRI machines. But they don’t warn you about Best Buy or Walmart,” he said. “I go to a support group for people with deep brain stimulation implants and I gave a talk about interference. I asked how many people had an experience like mine at Best Buy and all 50 people put their hands up.”
“When you get an implant, they warn you about interference with devices like MRI machines. But they don’t warn you about Best Buy or Walmart.”Like Olhoeft said, it’s not that no one had warned him. In its manuals, Medtronic, the maker of the device, clearly advises patients that things like hairdryers, cell phones, power tools, and yes, in-store security systems may impact devices. The patient manual for Medtronic’s deep brain stimulation devices has an entire appendix to potential sources of EMI, and the consequences for not heeding these warnings that it lists are dire: system changes, changes to stimulation, injury or even death.
The trouble is, as medical implants become not only more ubiquitous, but more connected, so does the rest of the world. And device makers have to not only plan for devices that work in today’s environment, but hopefully also a decade down the road, when patients still have the same implant but the world of signals around them may be substantially different.
“The internet of things, wireless power transfer, electronics in cars, cellular smart meters, nonlethal crowd control, there’s an endless list of new rapidly emerging electromagnetic technologies that have to be tested” for possible interference, Olhoeft told Gizmodo.
“You can think to some degree about changes that may come down the road, but typically those changes you anticipate are only extensions of what you already know,” said Frank Fischer, the CEO of NeuroPace, which makes brain implants that target epilepsy.
How, for instance, will a world with autonomous vehicles, with features like wireless charging and radar sensors, impact patients with brain implants or pacemakers? Or, in the more distant future, what if we’re all walking around with implants that make us smarter, and treat our depression? How will this complex world of signals interplay then?
“I don’t think you’re ever going to be able to foresee the future,” said Fischer. “In reality, what you want to do is make sure that when things do go wrong, a device goes into some kind of safe mode and then allows a patient to reset it.”
Medtronic, which makes Olhoeft’s device, echoed this sentiment in a statement to Gizmodo. “While our product testing is extensive, we cannot account for all possible scenarios,” the company said. Though “most electrical devices and magnets encountered throughout the course of a patient’s typical day,” are unlikely to have any impact, there’s really no guarantee.
“In reality, what you want to do is make sure that when things do go wrong, a device goes into some kind of safe mode and then allows a patient to reset it.”Every day since that one at Best Buy, Olhoeft has navigated the terrain of that ambiguity. He’s discovered that the airport security checkpoints, his local hall of justice, and sports arenas all operate near the frequency of his device and could potentially interfere with it . To test such situations, he uses a detector that tells him the frequency of things like security systems to make sure they’re operating on a different frequency than his device. If the frequency is a match, he asks to go around. When he goes to his university library, he has to ask them to turn off the inventory control system so that he can enter, and at the hospital he steers clear of walking too close to the MRI machine. In his own home, he and his wife took out the dimmer switches on all the lights, which have their own small electrical field. So does the AC unit and the fridge. Since having his implant installed, he’s discovered that the world is a minefield of potential interference that in an instant could potentially send his body into debilitating shaking.
It’s all precautionary, in hopes that he can avoid those worst-case scenarios listed in his patient manual.
Olhoeft has heard from other patients like him that have had trouble with their implants and interference. One woman who had a DBS implant like his found that when her Prius was in charging mode, it turned her device off. Another man had a DBS, cochlear implant and cardiac pacemaker that all operated near the same frequency and interfered with the operation of the devices.
The medical device industry shares Olhoeft’s concerns. In collaborations with makers of things like RFID chips that emit potentially interfering signals, medical device makers have been working out how to minimize exposure of patients like Olhoeft to harmful interference, and educate patients to be cautious.
“It’s something we have to design for and in my lab we have to think about it a lot,” said Alik Widge, a biomedical engineer at Harvard who works on DBS implants for mental illness. “It’s a huge potential problem.”
Thankfully, there are potential solutions. Increased security and encryption, for one, could help make it so that devices couldn’t be impacted by errant signals. So could improving the safe modes of devices, as Fischer mentioned. While Olhoeft’s device does have a safe mode, it has to be manually set and is intended for situations when he knows he’s going to come into contact with interference, like during operations or an MRI.
“It would be better if it were automatic,” he said.
The FDA, too, has worked to create guidelines for device manufacturers so that they can build medical devices more likely to be compatible with their increasingly electronic environments. Recently, it finished creating guidelines that also address wireless compatibility, to look at how medical devices that communicate wirelessly interact with the ever-growing internet of things.
“Things are changing quickly, and medical manufactures are making an effort to try and deal with problems before they become big issues,” said Donald Witters, a biomedical engineer at the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. “We spend a great deal of time trying to keep abreast of wireless communications and internet of things technology. It’s hard to predict the impact these things will have, but we can try and position ourselves to ask the right questions.”
Joel Moskowitz, the director of the Center for Family and Community Health at Berkeley’s school of public health, told Gizmodo his concern is that as these issues become more prevalent, doctors may not be aware of how to advise their patients.
Olhoeft, whose implant is now six years old, from an era when the iPhone was still a novel technology, wonders how it might restrict his life in the future. He has become something of an advocate for the issue, speaking out about his own experience, sending comments to the FCC and suggesting to the Department of Justice that implants like his should be recognized as a disability, since it requires him to navigate cautiously around a world built for people without bodies that emit electromagnetic signals.
“We’re going to have to consider using the Americans with Disabilities Act for people with implants,” he said. “You know, ‘Warning, people with implants should not enter here.’”
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Remember, global banking 1% create CULTURAL FADS--------these few decades of FAILED STATES TAKING THE VEIL OFF-----these games of LASER TAG-----once not damaging are now becoming more violent. When we allow cultural norms to INCREASE the ability of one person to HARM, MAKE FEARFUL, KILL---DISABLE any other person----
WE HAVE A DYSTOPIA.
The reality TODAY is that a HACKED MEDICAL DATABASE with black market criminal networks KNOWING who has what BODY/BRAIN IMPLANTS will be EXPLOITED.
NOSY NEIGHBORS IN FEEDBACK LIKE TO SAY ABOUT ME-----THERE IS A KILL STICK WHICH WILL BRING ME DOWN---IF THEY CANNOT MAKE MONEY IN 'USING' ME.
So, I am supposed to be AFRAID--SCARED and openly allow people to CRIMINAL 'USE' me anyway they can or they may KILL me.
MEANWHILE, global banking 1% BRAIN IMPLANT TELEMEDICINE is selling the idea all this is PUBLIC HEALTH---SOCIAL BENEFIT.
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