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You put your tongue on a 9v battery and to most people it feels terrible, so why would you think about putting electricity in even more sensitive places?


Electricity controls nerve function, whether it is from brainwave activity or application of electric current. If something feels good, your body likes what the electricity is doing to your nerves. If something feels bad, just the opposite occurs. So if we know how to harness and apply electricity correctly and skillfully, we can make it feel good or bad.


Without getting too technical, everyone has a favorite base frequency. Some like low frequencies, most prefer the medium range, and a very few like the sensations from high frequencies. So when I custom-program electro to an individual, I run through a lengthy series of base tones until I hear him say ‘ah, this one’s just right! Then I take that base frequency and work my technical magic doing an endless variety of things to make it perform so I am literally programming his responses. He might feel an arousing smooth vibration, a sensual pulsing sensation, a muscle contraction, a pleasant stroking sensation, a hard whack or thump or a ‘lit up’ feeling like a bolt of lightning applied to the skin.


I can put electrodes which carry the sensation anywhere on or in his body (below the waist!) So if he’s a CBT enthusiast and I don’t want to cause any physical harm from manual trauma, I may want to use electro for that purpose. He will feel every bit as though I am striking his balls with a bat or sticking needles in his cock, but the minute I turn the machine off he walks away without a mark, risk of infection, or any physical harm. His butt may be sore from his own muscles contracting to ‘ghost fuck’ himself on a loop of conductive rubber or conductive plug. He may have a bit of temporary tingling along the affected nerve paths but nothing has been damaged. And if he’s a good boy, I program him to feel good…maybe give him something that feels like a vibrator or stroking of a gentle hand.


Electro is also very useful for other things. It can work like acupuncture (and indeed is often used with acupuncture applied to the needles.) It can act as a tonic on flagging libido. It can improve your sexual response. It can do your kegels for you. It can massage a muscle in spasm until it relaxes or soothe painful shooting sensations in a torn meniscus. After a heinous surgery, I restored nerve function by reading up on which frequencies were considered most helpful in these areas and writing a custom program. It contained frequencies that both relieved pain and restored function in the severed pathways. I’m going to guess I recovered about four times faster than if I hadn’t used this regimen.


Now, electro in the wrong hands, i.e. someone inexperienced and untaught is not something to joke about. At best it will scare the fuck out of the recipient in short order. At worst, used above the waist (such as on nipples crossing the chest on the same channel) it can stop your heart. That said, for those of you interested in learning more so you know what the hell you’re doing to yourself and/or your partner there is a great electro website I highly recommend. smartstim.com Free and anonymous.


If you have any questions about the use of electro, I can try to answer. Or you can check out the site above where just about every question in the book has been asked and answered there.

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ORIGINAL: Alecta

I find personally I'm more sexually responsive with a pocket tens unit on my lower back and glutes. I don't know how much oomph a large standing unit like they have in the clinics packs, but the pocket one does not hardly have any at all and runs a little under $100 Canadian.

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ORIGINAL: littlewonder

I used one after I gave birth after a suggestion by a doctor who said it could help to strengthen vaginal muscles.

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ORIGINAL: kalikshama


It goes up to 8 - I haven't had it over 4.