Re: How electricity harms microbes but not human cells

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But electrical current can still flow in a human body due to the fact that all human tissue, made up of cells, is bathed in lymph and blood which are both mostly water with electrolytes (mostly salt) making them very conductive to electric current.
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The electrical current can flow in the parts of the human body where the materials are blood and/or lymph and/or have a low resistance.
Because some materials have a higher resistance, because there are waste and obstructions in some parts of the human body, especially in the organs of elimination, and because there are empty spaces in the human body (in the digestive tube, in the lungs, in the sinuses, in the gallbladder, in the kidneys, in some lymph nodes, ...), unfortunately a weak current will have difficulties to kill organisms in these areas.

I think that it should be possible to instantly kill, or at least kill in a few seconds a virus or a bacteria with electricity, but to kill some big strong parasites that's another story. And no, your zapper does not have a "shotgun effect" on roundworms, but at least you have tried to improve the tech and i respect you for that.

Have you tried to improve your anti parasites zapper ?
Why AC ?

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