Detox Protocol
Addiction sufferers: You can easily learn to use Bio-electrode Therapy to relieve withdrawal distress and specific pains. On this page, you will find instructions for:
1) Obtaining the electrodes and other inexpensive tools
2) Correctly applying the electrodes
3) Making an electrolyte beverage to speed healing
First, have a look at the results experienced by someone suffering from heroin withdrawal:
Essential Tools for Administering
Bio-electrode Therapy
THE ELECTRODES:
For stronger and more broadly effective clinical outcomes, the copper–silver pair (0.46 V potential) remains the most biocompatible and therapeutically potent electrode combination used in BeT.
This process involves the application of carefully placed biocompatible metal electrodes to specific acupuncture points, generating a low-voltage electrical field across the body’s meridians. This field stimulates electrochemical activity at the cellular level—opening ion-gated membrane channels, balancing intracellular and extracellular electrolytes, enhancing pH regulation, and activating mitochondrial metabolism. The result is accelerated tissue healing, reduced inflammation, pain relief, and improved systemic balance.
The Bio-electrode Therapy Kit: (Copper and Silver)
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Silver and Copper INK Electrodes
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Stir Stick Applicators
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Polyurethane Adhesive Patches
​Introducing our premium copper and silver electrode solutions, conveniently packaged in 1/4 oz. cobalt blue glass bottles. Each kit includes stir-stick applicators for precise application and polyurethane patches to secure electrodes for extended treatment. With a microcurrent output of 0.46 Volts, these high-quality, biocompatible, water-based NO VOC solutions ensure effective stimulation of the selected acupuncture meridian protocols. For optimal performance, simply stir or shake the ink before use, and if necessary, add de-ionized water to maintain the ideal consistency. Thoroughly clean the acupuncture points before applying the electrodes and adhesive patches.
Purchase the Bio-electrode Therapy Kit at:
Kripps Pharmacy
5413 West Boulevard, Vancouver, BC V6M 3W5.
https://www.krippspharmacy.com
Tel: 604-687-2564​​​​
Stir stick applicators in the BeT Kit are used to stir up the metal ink particles in solution and for applying the electrodes to the acupuncture points.
The polyurethane patches (400/pack) are medicated patches used for the treatment of blemishes on the face. Search online for pimple patches.
New Skin Liquid Bandage, found in any drug store is useful for providing additional, prolonged adhesion when applied topically on the patches. This is not currently part of the BeT Kit.​​
COPPER and SILVER (Ink)
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Electrode Placement Principles Using Copper and Silver in BeT
In Bio-electrode Therapy (BeT), directional flow of current (Qi) is essential for therapeutic effectiveness. This is established by the correct use of copper and silver electrodes, placed on the Jing-Well points of the affected meridians.
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Silver electrodes must always be placed on meridian Jing-Well points.
These are always point #1 on each meridian (e.g., LI1, TW 1, SI 1, SP 1, LV 1. KI 1).
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Silver acts as the cathode (–).
Copper electrodes must always be placed on meridian Jing-Well points.
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These are end points of each of the paired meridians (e.g., LU 11, PC 9, HT 9, ST 45, GB 44, BL 69).
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Copper acts as the anode (+).
This placement respects the classical paired meridian's Jing-Well points and the natural direction of Qi, ensuring TCM and bioelectric polarity.
Clinical Application: Targeting Pain via Meridian Diagnosis
To apply BeT effectively for localized or systemic pain:
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Determine the meridian(s) that traverse the site of pain.​
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For example:
Lateral leg pain → Stomach(ST) and Gallbladder meridian (GB)
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Low back pain → Bladder and Kidney meridians (BL, KI)
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Shoulder pain → Large Intestine, Triple Warmer, or Small Intestine (LI, TW, SI).
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Place:
A copper electrode on the Jing-Well point of the meridians that runs through the pain region. A silver electrode on the end of the paired meridian Jing-Well point.
A reliable meridian chart is recommended for diagnosis and protocol selection. It helps identify which meridians traverse a painful or dysfunctional area, guiding precise treatment.
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See treatments with copper and silver ink protocols:
ELECTROLYTE DRINK
Hydration with an electrolyte-balancing beverage should be encouraged in all therapeutic settings, particularly those in which the patient is malnourished or is extremely debilitated or has suffered blood or fluid loss, or trauma like a heart attack. A simple electrolyte beverage may enhance treatment efficacy and further stabilize patient wellness. Coconut water makes a great (and great-tasting) electrolyte drink, or you can easily make your own using the following recipe.
Homemade electrolyte beverage recipe:
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500 ml (17 oz) water
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3 tablespoons maple syrup (raw honey is an alternative option)
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1 tsp coarse sea salt
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Lemon juice, to taste
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Lime juice, to taste
Combine all ingredients and stir thoroughly. Drink throughout the day.