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Lee Crock's ‘AURA THERAPY'/ ‘ENERGY CLEANER’ MACHINE THERAPY'/ Crock's 'AURA LEE ‘ENERGY CLEANER’ MACHINE A simple electronic device, using 'D' cell batteries connected to a wire screen with the body as the floating ground, produces an energy field which, with a polarity switch every 15 minutes, can help the cells eliminate toxins and resolve a range of health problems. n my travels and research over the years, I have tried several electronic methods claimed to help the body heal itself. None has given results that were measurable. Of course, no sane person will say outright that their method "cures" anyone for fear of the wrath of the FDA, AMA or local medicos whose regular income depends on your remaining sick. The machine I want to tell you about first came to my attention through several emails sent to KeelyNet, asking if there was any information about a fellow in Caldwell, Ohio, named Lee Crock, who was using something called "aura therapy" to get amazing results with sick or ailing people with varied conditions, some given up on as beyond hope. Some of the conditions this machine has been used to help resolve include all types of cancer, Alzheimer's disease, rheumatism, arthritis, kidney, heart and lung failure, hearing loss, various physical pains, headache, epilepsy, Hodgkin's disease, shortness of breath, viral and other conditions, as reported in testimonials seized and on file at the Noble County Courthouse in Caldwell, Ohio. I had never heard of the guy and didn't actively begin looking into his work until a cou- ple of months later. I ended up calling Mr Crock on several occasions and found him to be charming, personable and very informative about his method. He repeatedly told me he wanted to help as many people as he could, while he could. After speaking with him several times on the phone and after he sent me a copy of his patent, I wrote up a file about the Crock machine for the KeelyNet website (see http://www.keelynet.com/biology/crock.htm). In 2001, we held the first KeelyNet Conference in Dallas, which gave me the opportunity to fly Mr and Mrs Crock to Dallas so he could give a presentation and demonstrate his machines. The original patent is slightly different than the current machines being sold, as it shows two screens which have now been found unnecessary since the body serves as a "floating ground" for whichever polarity is in effect during a given 15-minute interval— meaning you just need one wire mesh screen, with the body serving to complete the "circuit". One schooled in formal electronics would think this can't possibly work or do anything useful unless it has a current path. How can a single wire screen, that doesn't even have to make contact with the body, possibly do anything to help heal the body? How can there be a circuit path between this screen and the body? Lee originally thought it was the aura and has taken photographs with a very expensive aura camera which shows the aura changing brightness and colour after exposure to his machine. That is why he called it aura therapy, thinking the screen interferes with the aura of the body to add energy. It turns out there is an interesting effect called "electroporation", where the cells can be made to expand or contract depending on the polarity of current applied to them. That is what I think is going on in a weak fashion with Lee's machine, possibly occurring as part of a coupling to the aura, or what the Russians call the "bio-plasmic field". New information has been released recently on work done by the husband and wife team of D. James and Dorothy Morré, who have worked on biological clocks since the 1960s and recently found a 12-minute expansion and a 12-minute rest cycle associated with proteins and cells. This is remarkably close to the 15 minutes Lee found by empiri- cal observation as the optimum time between switching polarities for his machine. Before the KeelyNet Conference, Lee kindly sent me one of his very early units. The corroded battery plate grids, arranged for 3 volts DC (vdc) output, use of an off-the-shelf AC timer and a single wire output for the pad. There is also a plus-and-minus port to by Jerry W. Decker © 2003 APDO Post 17 CP Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico 45900 Email: jdecker@keelynet.com Website: http:/Avww.keelynet.com APDO Post 17 CP Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico 45900 NEXUS ¢ 43 by Jerry W. Decker © 2003 AUGUST — SEPTEMBER 2003 www.nexusmagazine.com