3/27/40 Directions for using the Wet Cell Appliances
[referenced in Rdg. No. 2832-1]:
WET CELL APPLIANCES
For many years the importance of low electrical vibrations
in relieving certain types of human suffering has been
emphasized through the psychic Readings of Edgar Cayce.
Fifteen years ago the first description of an appliance for
introducing into the system a low electrical current was
given. Since 1925, experimentation and research have proved,
and improved, the usefulness, and widened the possible
application of these appliances. The results of the
work in this field are briefly presented here.
Let us compare the nerves with a telegraph system, with the
brain as the central receiving and sending station. Within
a human body there is the central nervous system, consisting
of the cerebrospinal and sympathetic nerve fibers. The brain
sends and received messages along the large spinal cord which
in turn is connected at various plexus, or stations, with the
nerves of the cerebrospinal and sympathetic, which pass to
all parts of the body forming a complete network of tiny
nerve fibers. Along the various branches of this network,
vibrations pass with lightening rapidity to and from the
various sub-stations and the central station, the brain.
In the telegraph system a weak place or break in the wries
will cause a short circuit. Similarly in a body, a pressure,
impaction or inflammation, will result in imperfect nerve
response.
All matter, whether organic or inorganic, has a period of
vibration or frequency. When this is changed, the entire
structure changes and a reaction takes place. For example,
water may be heated until it is reduced to steam. The
vibratory rate or period of frequency has been altered.
Every particle of matter has its peculiar vibratory rate.
Extract from Reading
1800-4. "The human body is made up
of electronic vibrations, with each atom and element of the
body, each organ and organism of same, having its electronic
unit of vibration necessary for the sustenance of, and
equilibrium in, that particular organism. Each unit, then,
being a cell or a unit of life in itself, has its capacity
of reproducing itself by the first law as is known of
reproduction - division. When a force in any organ, or
element of the body, becomes deficient in its ability to
reproduce that equilibrium necessary for the sustenance of
the physical existence and reproduction of same, that portion
becomes deficient through electronic energy as is necessary.
This may come by injury or disease, received from external
forces. It may come from internal forces through lack of
eliminations produced in the system, or by the lack of other
agencies to meet the requirements of same in the body."
Even a strain or binding in the body will cause
incoordination. Impulses, as messages, will not reach the
different parts of the body properly. The circulation will
thus be affected and inflammation will result.
The action of the Wet Cell appliance, described here,
deals with a vibratory theory. The nervous systems, the
circulation and the ductless glands are the parts of the
body particularly involved.
This appliance is used with a solution which in itself
generates a low electrical current. The ingredients are
Copper Sulphate, Sulphuric Acid, Willow Charcoal, and Zinc.
Two poles of nickel and copper extend into the solution
contained in a heavy crock. To the ends of the poles wire
leads are attached and extend to the body of the individual.
Chemical compounds may also be carried through this
Appliance.
One of the leads form the Appliance passes through a
container holding the desired chemical solution. To the ends
of the wire leads various types of metal anodes are attached,
according to the chemical being used.
It is interesting to note that the anodes of this Appliance
are placed at special nerve centers along the cerebrospinal
system and over ducts and glands in the frontal portion of
a body. The impulse of the low electrical current is sent
direct to the centers needing attention, and works through
the nervous systems rather than through the circulatory
system. The principle of the influence of the atomic
vibrations is the same as with the Radio-Active appliance
(another type of appliance which has evolved from the study
and the application of Mr. Cayce's Readings.) The difference
lies primarily, we believe, in that the Radio-Active works
through the circulation and the Wet Cell through the nervous
systems direct to the ducts and glands affected.
The Wet Cell Appliances have been recommended in serious
cases of incoordination with undeveloped children, in
paralytic cases, for gland conditions and serious nervous
disorders involving insanity. We have in our files reports
on cases of arthritis, paralysis, and brain disorders,
where definite help has been received. Where this type of
treatment is recommended, the case is generally of a very
serious nature and requires patience and persistence in
carrying out the needed treatments.
Research work on these appliances is still in elementary
stages. In keeping with the general policy of the
Association, we welcome the cooperation and interest of
all members interested in this phase of the work. These
appliances (The Radio-Active and the Wet Cell) have been
developed from detailed descriptions and explanations given
through the psychic Readings of Edgar Cayce. They have been
used with highly gratifying results by members over a period
of many years. The work of presenting these appliances to
the scientific world, and to the thousands who may benefit
from using them, becomes one of the privileges and duties
of those who glimpse a vision of their possible value to
humanity.
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INCORPORATED
Virginia Beach, Virginia.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE WET CELL APPLIANCE (Price $25.00)
1. Unpack the Appliance and wash the jar thoroughly; then dry
with a clean cloth.
2. Pour 1 1/2 gallons of DISTILLED WATER into the jar. This
amount of water will fill the jar to a point opposite the
mark on the outside.
3. Add the chemicals IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER; unless otherwise
specified in your case:
1. Copper Sulphate........1 1/2 pounds,
2. Sulphuric Acid C.P.........1 ounce (this can not be
shipped, so purchase it from nearest drug store),
3. Zinc......................30 grains,
4. Willow Charcoal..........1/2 pound.
Stir this solution thoroughly with stick provided, until a
good part of the charcoal is dissolved.
4. Place the jar in the box container, put cover on and
attach the wire leads to the connections on the inside of
the box. Important: Be sure that the wire from the nickel
(negative -) pole is attached to the connection marked (-)
on the outside of the box, and that the wire from the copper
(positive --) pole is attached to the connection marked (--)
on the outside of the box.
5. Close the top and set the Appliance where it can be used
without moving, if that is convenient. Allow the Appliance
to charge itself for at least twelve hours before taking the
first treatment.
6. When ready to take the first treatment, attach the anodes
as directed for your individual case. Adjust the wire
connections to the anodes and then fasten the other ends
of the leads to the Appliance by unscrewing the connections
and then tightening them on the wire tips so that they are
held securely. Make the attachements to the body first, as
directed in the Reading given by Mr. Cayce. Rememeber, the
wire to the larger or nickel plate is always to be attached
to negative (-) connection. The wire to the smaller copper
plate is always attached to the positive (--) connection.
Do not allow the anodes to come in contact with one another
after the wire leads have been connected to the Appliance.
7. After each treatment disconnect the wires from the
Appliance. Keep theanodes which come in contact with the
body, polished with the emery cloth. Do this each time
before and after using.
8. This Appliance should be recharged every thirty days.
Empty the old solution from the jar and wah it clean. Remove
all accumulations from the poles with the emery cloth or
with a file if necessary. Repeat the mixing of the solution
as before. The ingredients packed separately in the proper
quantities may be ordered from us.
9. In some instances where the Wet Cell Appliance is
suggested, certain auxiliary solutions are used with it in
separate containers. The wire going to the negative andode
always passes through the solution. Where different
solutions are used on alternate days, serparate containers
are furninshed but the same wires may be used. These
solutions...such as Atomdiine, Gold Chloride, Camphor, Silver
Nitrate, etc...are varied as to price and consequently are
NOT covered by the price of the Appliance.
10. For further information or repairs address: Appliance
Company, Atten. Mr. A. M. Godfrey, 2709 Lafayette Blvd.,
Norfolk, Va.
ILLUSTRATION OF WET CELL APPLIANCE WHEN USED WITH SOLUTION.
CAUTION! Copper always positive (+)
NICKEL ALWAYS NEGATIVE (-) (in instances where
nickel may not be obtained, stainless steel may be
used...though the nickel plate is prefereable.)
Take connections out of the Solution when not in use. Put
back in Solution, or connect to the Appliance, about twenty
minutes before the Appliance is to be attached tothe body.
CLEAN or POLISH the attachment plates (using emery paper)
each time before and after being used.
[See Source File Key #5341 for diagram of Wet Cell Appliance,
re 5341-1. The diagram shows wires leading from the Copper
(+) plate to the Copper Anode (+) of the battery; from the
Nickle Pole (-) of the battery to one pole of the Solution
Container; from the other pole of the Solution Container to
the Nickle (-) plate.]
When used Plain (that is, without Solution), connect nickel
directly to the negative terminal.
When used with Solution, the Solution should be renewed...
that is, changed...every fifteen treatments. Make a fresh
Solution after it has been used fifteen times, and have at
least three ounces of the Solution in the container.
6/04/44 Letter: "I have diabetes, and a nervous disorder,
or neurosis, which has made me unhappy and inefficient
for years, even though I have become recognized as one of
the best men of my line in the state. I am a physician,
practicing ear, nose and throat surgery, and allergy...
My neurologist friends have helped me a good deal, but not
enough. If I could be released from my nervous and emotional
difficulties, I would be a much happier and more useful man.
I am convinced also that my diabetes is connected in some
ways with my nervous system."
REPORTS
7/21/44 EC's letter to son, EEC: "....We also had quite an
interesting man from... He is an eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. He came, not out of curiosity for something for
himself. He expected to be here for one day and spent a week
with us. He is a lovely person."
3/31/49 Report requested by GD.
Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation