Herpes

November 16, 2000

In a message dated 11/16/00 10:50:04 AM Pacific Standard Time, monkeyluvingudtime@... writes:

.. has anyone on the list used this device succesfully for genital herpes?

I hope someone posts to your question.

I will address it in another way though. I get a news letter from a Dr. whos gone "to the other side" so to speak and really tells it like it is. Dr West.

He posted in one of his letters about 8 yrs ago, give or take, a protocol to get rid of herpes. I had a friend out of state whos significant other had the problem. So I figured what the heck, I'll give her the list of products, sorta of a doubting at this point. It took about 6 months of daily vit/min combo but this person saw less and less of breakouts and then none. Then maybe once a yr for two years then none.... at all. I then gave the list to another friend who lived close to me... the results.. the same. To this day clear. I told my ND of this protocol and he smiled and said "I know". Mumbled some reason why it worked and on we went to other business.

Dr. West recommends others companies products also, he hasn't a vested interest, which makes it more appealing.

The products he suggests are Standard Process Lab. Some are a mixture. BTW, he only says that by trying these is when the problem has ceased. So I suppost you could find some of these elsewhere but maybe not the same results. They aren't that expensive.

They are:

Calcium Lactate 12 - 15 a day

Cataplex F 6 a day

Flax Oil (Omega Flo process only!!)

Protefood 2 a day

Then he suggests the regular dietary ways we should all be doing anyway.

Sea salt( I order mine from the Salt and Grain Society)

Pure Water

Daily Exercise

Mediterranean Blood type diet

If I hadn't known people who this helped I wouldn't have posted the info. I have no vested interest either just really like his newsletters. I got my gall/liver flush info from him plus a whole lot of other valuable information. With what he posts in his newsletters, honestly, I'm surprised no one has collared him.

Terri L.

April 3, 2001

In a message dated 4/3/01 12:14:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

joey72966@... writes:

<< I simply wet the electrodes and applied to the effected area. yeah ok.

ouch!! >>

Hi ,

For the fungus, look into ozonated olive oil

http://www.oxytherapy.com/faq/ozonatedoliveoil.html

Check out this webpage on electrocauterization:

http://www.rifemed.com/Rife2.shtml

Electrocauterization:

Have you considered using electrocauterization to stop the malignant cells

dead in their tracks ? Particularly suitable for an external tumor, but might

possibly be applied to internal ones too under certain/careful circumstances.

I've done this with good results on melanoma.

If interested, solder two 99.9% pure silver electrodes to the connector wires

of a 9V battery clip. The larger the electrode surface area contacting the

tumor the better, so use half 99.9% ingots if possible. Cover the solder

joints with hot melt glue, or other suitable inert insulator, so the solder

won't be able to touch the tumor. Solder a miniature multiturn(15-20t)

variable resistor (from RadioShack or similar stores) into the positive wire,

having a value ranging from 0 to 50k ohms. Cover it's connections with hot

melt glue.

Tape or bandage the two pure silver electrodes across the tumor, with the

positive(red) electrode placed for best effect, and the negative nearby.

Initially set the variable resistor several turns from it's end stop point so

it has more than zero resistance and the battery can't accidentally be short

circuited. Tape the battery somewhere to the body, and connect the 9V battery

to the clip. Adjust the variable resistor value to a comfortable current

level (around 10k-20k ohms), then add one more layer of tape over the

resistor and the electrode tape. (If the tumor is smallish, it is possible to

fix the spacing of the ingot halves by placing them on a sheet of glass then

running a layer of hot melt glue between them to fix their spacing. They are

then pried away from the glass together with the cooled hot melt glue, and we

have an easily handled electrode unit that can't short circuit).

Remove tape and adjust electrode positions every day to electrically attack

different cancer/tumor cells, placing the positive electrode for best effect.

Use a sharp knife to scrap, or very lightly file, dead tissue off the

electrodes, ensuring they remain clean with each use; not removing any metal

if possible.

See website for rest of story.......Have you considered using

electrocauterization to stop the malignant cells dead in their tracks ?

Particularly suitable for an external tumor, but might possibly be applied to

internal ones too under certain/careful circumstances. I've done this with

good results on melanoma.