What are the three methods for using the Tesla Current?

• A. Direct application, Side application, and Isolation.
• B. Direct application, Indirect application, and General Electrification.
• C. Indirect application, Passive application, and Neutralization.
• D. General Electrification, Localized heating, and Shielding.

Answer: (B)

Understanding how Tesla current is applied involves recognizing three main methods: direct application, indirect application, and general electrification. Direct application means delivering the current straight to the target area by placing the electrode in direct contact with the area being treated, yielding a precise, localized effect. Indirect application uses an intermediary path or medium to convey the current to the body, so the treatment reaches the area without the electrode touching it directly, which can spread the effect more broadly or reduce discomfort. General electrification distributes the current across a larger portion of the body rather than focusing on a single spot, aiming for broader or systemic effects rather than a pinpointed local outcome. The other options combine terms that aren’t recognized methods of applying Tesla current in this context, such as side application, isolation, passive application, neutralization, localized heating, or shielding, which describe effects, safety concepts, or outcomes rather than distinct application methods.