Test results...very very encouraging

[Guest guest]

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This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose members

do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

devices.

Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

4th test, week 9... 45,038

The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are free.

The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local Radio

Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience necessary

and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as good

ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above and

another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long period

of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers, but

he looks completely different.

I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as you

give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you could

be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

bG

[Guest guest]

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

>

>

>

>

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers, but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

HI.I went to the site,interesting and sympathetic.I had a flu and I put my hands

on the poles of my car battery for half an hour,the flu is gone but all my hairs

are standing up.Lol..

Re: Test results...very very encouraging

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

HI.I went to the site,interesting and sympathetic.I had a flu and I put my hands

on the poles of my car battery for half an hour,the flu is gone but all my hairs

are standing up.Lol..

Re: Test results...very very encouraging

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

HI.I went to the site,interesting and sympathetic.I had a flu and I put my hands

on the poles of my car battery for half an hour,the flu is gone but all my hairs

are standing up.Lol..

Re: Test results...very very encouraging

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

HI.I went to the site,interesting and sympathetic.I had a flu and I put my hands

on the poles of my car battery for half an hour,the flu is gone but all my hairs

are standing up.Lol..

Re: Test results...very very encouraging

I should note, this is not any of the Zappers, etc you may have

seen, it is simple dc batteries arranged with a meter and specially

designed electrodes to concentrate current in the bloodstream.

Zappers don't drop the count like this.

bG

> /

>

> This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

members

> do research on electricity and various microbes, using homebuilt

> devices.

>

> Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

>

> 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> 4th test, week 9... 45,038

>

> The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period, or

> almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see how

> stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

>

> If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

free.

> The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

Radio

> Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

necessary

> and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied to

> any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

good

> ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one above

and

> another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

period

> of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

but

> he looks completely different.

>

> I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

you

> give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect it.

> But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

could

> be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

>

> bG

[Guest guest]

You stumbled on the truth. Most pick themselves up and carry on as

if nothing had happened...Winston Churchill.. ps, becareful with that

particular method!

> > /

> >

> > This is a link to another group, non-commercial, whose

> members

> > do research on electricity and various microbes, using

homebuilt

> > devices.

> >

> > Our numerical Hep-c test is in, and it looks quite good:

> >

> > 1st test, week 0... 2,200,000

> > 2nd test, week 3... 1,600,000

> > 3rd test, week 6... 1,500,000

> > 4th test, week 9... 45,038

> >

> > The last test shows a 98% reduction over the start base period,

or

> > almost a complete remission. We will continue testing to see

how

> > stable this is. Results will appear on the group page.

> >

> > If you'd like to join, it's free and plans for the devices are

> free.

> > The cost is very low, about $30 in parts you buy at your local

> Radio

> > Shack. No other stuff is needed to do this. No experience

> necessary

> > and group members can answer questions for you. It is not tied

to

> > any commercial enterprises, and we post bad results as well as

> good

> > ones when they happen. Hep-c represents two cases, the one

above

> and

> > another who regained energy and started lookin up after a long

> period

> > of decline in three weeks of usage. We don't have his numbers,

> but

> > he looks completely different.

> >

> > I know most will think this is suspect, that's fine, so long as

> you

> > give it a chance, you can disbelieve it, that will not affect

it.

> > But if you are skeptical enough to refrain from using it, you

> could

> > be losing the whole ballgame unecessarily.

> >

> > bG

>

>

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