Lee Crock Project Page 1

I know that this looks odd, but it is supposed to work. I spoke with Lee for several hours on 2 different phone calls. He uses this device in his clinic and claims that it heals all sorts of sicknesses. I am not saying that this machine can heal you, but I am offering the schematic so that you can make your own to test it.

The switching can be performed by a mechanical timer, or by one you make. A simple SPDT relay is all you need, hooked to a 555 astable circuit. You can find 555 timer diagrams all over the net. Just set it to be about 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off. This will cycle the Positive pole to your screens for 15 min and then the Negative pole to your screens for 15 minutes.

One thing of note, there is NO COMPLETE circuit here. Yes that is correct. I don't claim to know why Lee says this works. I only know that he swears it works and many people claim the same thing. He stats that you are simply exposing yourself to the positive pole to discharge your cells and the negitive pole to recharge your cells. He says that the body does NOT like a circuit so do not ever complete the circuit when testing this.

If you are really wanting to try this ...you can build a machine in 5 minutes. Get small timer, some wire screen, some connection wires and aligator clips, 10 D cell batteries some tape. Connect the batteries as shown in sets of 2. This will give you 3 volts total at a larger amperage (5 cells). Have your 1 of your aligator clips coming off of the positive end of these batteries, and another aligator clip coming off the negative end. Then connect your screens to the positive aligator clip and set the timer for 15 minutes. When it rings, reset it for 15 more minutes and clip the aligator clip to the negative wire. You repeat this as many times as you like. This is exactly what the timer will do for you automatically. The timer is nice because you can ignore the 15 minute stuff and just sleep or watch TV while running this device.

The following links should give you more info on the background and the device itself. http://www.keelynet.com/biology/crock.htm as well as, http://www.keelynet.com/leesun.htm