HIV-AIDS, more recent data...

January 1, 2006

This is what I've gleaned looking over the info on locations of this

virus.

The cells that become infected:

1. CD4+ T-helper cells

2. macrophages

3. dendritic cells of some kinds

Passageways

1. blood

2. lmyph

Locations of high concentration:

areas where CD4+ and macrophages are most in evidence

There's no telling exactly where they will be found highest,

however, the macrophages and CD4+ cells do pass through the Thymus

and the spleen often. We need to find a " busy intersection " and to

station the apprentice godzilla device electrodes at that spot.

This would seem to favor the thymus (under breastbone near the top)

and speen, under the left lower rib cage near the front.

An electrode over each of these, plus one on each wrist artery,

would pass the currents through bloodstream as well as gathering

spots for latent and germinating infections. The intestinal area is

also a candidate for its high concentration of these cells.

I've bought a mesh shirt of nylon that can be used to attach the

electrodes with safety pins. It will be worn underneath a tighter-

fitting spandex type athletic shirt to press the electrodes into

place.

Macrophages exist all over the body...the only hope to truly rid the

body of HIV would be a head to toe system that gently removes them.

To do that we need to know the critical voltage and amperage the

virus is susceptible to.

Like I say, HIV is a lentivirus, it's delicate and might be easy to

remove with a low current over the entire body for an extended

period of time, without affecting other, more robust living entities

in the body, just virus and some bacteria would be affected. The

healthy flora in the intestines would be far too numerous and

aggressive to succumb to this.

I will keep you posted on these new methods and ideas. The

electricity will remove it, the question is just one of how to apply

it conveniently.

bG

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