Treatment of animals without antibiotics

Abstract

The aim of our study was to develop a technology for treating animals with direct electrochemical blood oxidation. The process of direct electrochemical oxidation of blood occurs on the surface of a platinum wire electrode inserted into the blood vessel along its axis. The wire electrode is not in electrical contact with the DC power source. It is polarized by the current flowing between the additional electrodes. A solution containing a culture of staphylococci was poured into a test tube. After the passage of current through the system, staphylococci die. The cause of their death was not the electric current itself, but the products of sodium chloride electrolysis. Two chlorine atoms form a molecule that interacts with water to form an unstable hypochlorite ion, which decomposes to form atomic oxygen. Atomic oxygen is harmful to bacteria, viruses and their waste products. Positive results have also been obtained in treating dogs and calves for pneumonia.