The following clinical studies demonstrate unexpected beneficial results achieved by electric apparatus with examples, applications and methods.

96 men and women aged 19 to 37, participated in studies spanning 5 years. All reported Herpes 1.5 to 5 years prior to study. Organized in 3 groups:

   Control: These received no electric stimulation, but they reported daily about early symptoms of, onset of, progress of, and resolve of their lesions.

    Office: Each were seen in clinics and received electric stimulation supervised by doctors at lesion onset, then 4 times weekly until lesions resolved.

    Self-Apply: Each was given an electric apparatus. At first onset of tingling, itching, ache or pain, they applied the apparatus to potential lesions for 15 seconds, repeated hourly, 8 times daily, until lesions resolved.

	Oral		Genital
RESULTS:	Herpes Simplex I		Herpes Simplex II
Men	{25}		{22}
Women	{25}		{24}
	Duration		Duration
Control:                Men	(7)             9		(6)           10
Women	(4)             7		(6)             8
	average lesion duration per person 8.5-days
Office:                Men	(13)           3		(12)           4
Women	(15)           4		(10)           3
	average lesion duration per person 3.5-days
Self-Apply:                  Men	(5)             0		(4)             0
Women	(6)             0		(8)             1
	average lesion duration per person 0.25-days

SUCCESSFUL: Office had lower average lesion duration of 3.5-days which resolve 2.5-Times FASTER than Control average lesion duration 8.5-days.

REMARKABLE: Office results show that electrical stimulation application significantly reduces duration of persistence of Herpes viral lesions.

MOST SUCCESS: Self-Apply with average lesion duration of only 0.25-1/4-days resolved 34-Times FASTER than Control 8.5-days and 14-Times FASTER than Office 3.5-days.

UNEXPECTED: Self-Applying at early onset of symptoms, PREVENTS Blisters and Lesions!

Condensed from book "A Case for Electro-Therapy" from patent 5133352.       7Feb06 3p