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Old 08-06-2007, 11:02 AM #8
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Being that his PN is in his feet you can also get a divided foot bath or two buckets, put water and epsom salts in each side or each bucket and place one lead on one side or one bucket and the other lead on the other side or other bucket. This will make the tens more effective. It is how the rebuilder works basically, and it is totally safe. When you feel the tingle it is set high enough.
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