The Cold Plasma Wand That Heals (Microjet)⚡

An exotic form of Plasma may just be the easter egg we've been waiting for. Plasma based medicine, is just the beginning. Thank you to Thought Emporium and Action Lab for their footage (linked below)

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[PlasmaChannel]

NOTE: Each of the control plates did have thousands of little colonies on them. Every tiny white dot is a colony, not just the larger white circles. The overall growth was less than I would have hoped, but the growth experiment still yielded interesting results!

[TheActionLab]

Sweet setup! That worked out well! I liked the experiment with the bacteria colonies as well

[billl]

I want to build a nitrogen based cold plasma so found your channel. I was first introduced to this in the mid 1990's when my team was trying to create some oxidizing radicals for reduction of certain compounds in diesel exhaust - after treatment of you will. Some VP stepped on our project because he did did not support development of what he called high school science experiments. Well, one scientist suggested a cold plasma to generate the desired radicals and showed us something similar to your device. it was 1/4" OD teflon tubing and at Tee fitting where the gas was introduced to the wire and the HF power supply. A simple little device where, like yours, the wire fell short of the outlet. We used nitrogen for the feed gas which nicely made and not too sensitive to the construction. 

Like all very cool science demonstrations, I suppose the novelty eventually turns into some outstanding device for improvement of life for all.

Thanks for taking the extra time to show what a cold plasma might be useful for, that was the real effort in your work!!!

BTW my team did finish some work and launched the first diesel oxidation catalyst in 1996. That VP destroyed my career.

[v.e.]

Very cool that they're actually using/testing these wands. I would think this would be a game changer for minimizing or eliminating scarring and perhaps also help alleviate shock due to trauma, by quickly inducing the healing process vs the 36 to 48 hours after trauma on average for healing to begin.

[screwthecabal]

I've read and heard about this as well as "rapid cell regenerative techniques and other amazing things" as far back as 50 years. It's about time this came out and you are one of the heroes forcing this to come out. Thank you.

[lostjohnny]

Many years ago on a UK science TV show (Tomorrow's World), they suggested that cold plasma could be used to stop a damaged tooth from decay. They said the plasma applied every day could kill the bacteria while allowing the enamel to grow back and heal the tooth.

[rodrigokuszek]

Absolutely insane! Loved the concept and Im impressed of the results of the usage of cold plasma to heal wounds

[CharlesTyree]

Clear back in the late 1970s they were having success with electrical stimulation growing back finger tips. I also remember a gadget you could shock with a plasma\lightning bolt a cold sore and it would heal faster. As early as the 1800s they were doing electrostatic health treatments to people and experimenting with electro horticulture. Electricity is just neverendingly interesting...

[gearheart]

probably one of the coolest things I've learned about all year, thanks for the quality content :D

[zinckensteel]

Neat! I managed to get similar results with argon (much cheaper than helium) but it required a small array of needles rather than a single wire as in yours. I didn't check its ability to kill microbes, but there's little reason to think it wouldn't. IIRC it manages to degrade biofilms and rupture non-eukaryotic cell walls (bacteria) while leaving animal cells unscathed.

[JohnFleshman]

I gotta say I really like your dedication to clear acrylics. It makes the project so easy to see it all and looks a bit scifi if you ask me.

[BarderBetterFasterStronger]

Ok but if it kills bacteria by oxidizing DNA, why does it not do this to human cells? Is skin impermeable to the plasma?

[StarbornCthulhu]

Now we just need a way to electrically separate hydrogen from water then fuse it to helium for a constant source of helium! I'm sure you can come up with something Jay. (This is a joke but I do think its a cool thought experiment)

[Slowly_Going_Mad]

I'm curious to see what varying the voltage and frequency would do. A portable version would be neat. Beautiful video. As always Stay classy.

[TWEEMASTER]

I'm really into pharmokinetics and medicine in general and was really impressive by this, hopefully we see more of this in the near future!

[xxitz_prgxx]

Videos like this are one of the main reasons that I love YouTube!

[alpha]

So this is what the 1920’s violet ray was trying to achieve.

The violet ray is an antique medical appliance used during the early 20th century to discharge in electrotherapy. Their construction usually featured a disruptive discharge coil with an interrupter to apply a high voltage, high frequency, low current to the human body for therapeutic purposes.

[midnight_perdita]

Playing with Plasma is the best hobby in the universe .

[LabCoatz_Science]

Thanks for another great video Jay, these are always a pleasure to watch! I'm surprised how well your Slayer Exciter worked for this when ran on helium; I've never seen such a stark contrast of gas ionizability.

[ericdary]

“Plasma is the fourth state of matter.”

Quantum Physics “Challenge excepted.”