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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  The Physiological and Other Effects of High Frequency Currents (1893)

“ As regards the currents of very high potential differences, which were employed an my experiments, I have never considered the current's strength, but the energy which the human body is capable of receiving without injury, and I have expressed this quite clearly on more than one occasion. For instance, I stated that "the higher, the frequency the greater the amount of electrical energy which may be passed through the body without serious discomfort." ”
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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  The Physiological and Other Effects of High Frequency Currents (1893)

“ I stated in my paper, before mentioned, that it is an undeniable fact that currents of very high frequency are less injurious than the low frequency currents, but I have also taken care to prevent the idea from gaining ground that these currents are absolutely harmless, as will be evident, from the following quotation: "If received directly from a machine or from a secondary of low resistance, they (high frequency currents) produce more or less powerful effects, and may, cause serious injury, especially when used in conjunction with condensed." ”
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