Microcurrent Therapy is the use of low level amperage and voltage electricity, pulsed or continuous, to treat diseases and disorders, including microbial diseases. Many different diseases and disorders have been successfully treated with microcurrent therapy, beginning in the 1800's, and in the early 1900's, various types of microcurrent therapy were widely used by physicians. However, with the advent of corporate control of mainstream medicine and pharmacology (Big Pharma), microcurrent therapy and almost all other traditional and "alternative" therapies were pushed aside, neglected, and some say suppressed, in favor of medications produced only by large pharmaceutical corporations.
However, microcurrent therapy is making a comeback, particularly because of its huge potential for inexpensively treating so many different diseases, including viral, bacterial, fungal, and other microbial diseases, by merely adjusting the amperage, voltage, and pulse frequency of the microcurrent. This capability of microcurrent therapy is particularly important in treating microbial diseases, where genetic mutations may occur naturally or intentially via bioterrorism or biological warfare, potentially causing epidemics or pandemics with the loss of thousands or millions of lives.
With microcurrent therapy, if any mutation occurs intentionally or naturally, all that would be necessary would be to adjust the amperage, voltage, and pulse frequency of the microcurrent in order to kill or inactivate the new strain of microbe. Whereas, it takes moths or years for pharmaceutical companies to develop effective medications or vaccines that are properly tested for long term effects, and then they frequently do not work against new microbial mutations or varients.
Despite the neglect and/or suppression of microcurrent therapy, research has continued over the years, and is increasing more and more in recent times, particularly because of its huge potential. Many books and hundreds of articles have been published on the use of microcurrent therapy. And one of the objectives of the World Institute for Bioelectromagnetics and Electrotherapy (WIBE) is to identify all books and articles in all languages that have ever been written or published related to microcurrent therapy.
Bibliographies and compilations of articles are being created in the following subject areas:
Microcurrent therapy for microbial diseases of all kinds, including those caused viruses, bacteria, fungi, and other microbes:
Microcurrent therapy for cancer of all types:
Microcurrent therapy for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and othe neurological diseases and disorders: