Re: Feedback: 10 months on... does the Beck Protocol work?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thank you very much for posting this, any chance to also post the

remaining two cases, whichever way it may be going?

With kind regards, Slavek.

jkenwell2008 wrote:

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>

>

> Hello all, it's been a long time since I posted to this forum. Perhaps

> in May of last year might be when I was here last. I would like to

> give all an account of what has since transpired. As of that time,

> there were 4 people I know on the Beck Protocol. 1 Leukemia and 3

> HIV/AIDS.

>

> In the case of the person with Leukemia, he has used the Beck protocol

> after the doctors gave up with conventional chemotherapy treatment

> early last year. He is currently well and happy, and never thought he

> would enjoy another birthday. However, his treatment did not consist

> of the complete Beck Protocol, and neither was it exclusively the Beck

> Protocol.

>

> The best news is about a friend from Colombia who was diagnosed HIV+

> in February 2009. I supplied him with the Beck Protocol

> [electrification & colloidal silver] starting in April of last year,

> and believe completed the Protocol components in July or August

> [ozonator & magnetic pulser].

>

> Late last year he developed a strong Pneumonia despite using the Beck

> Protocol, and he had to be hospitalized. After his discharge he

> continued with the Beck Protocol, but was discouraged to the point

> that he thought there was a need to go onto the anti-retroviral drugs.

>

> Due to his financial condition, he has been unable to go on the drug

> regimen so far. He has been feeling fine for the last couple of months

> though, and decided to undertake a new exam, the results of which he

> received - of all days - on his birthday. He says it couldn't have

> been a better birthday present, as the results came back 'NEGATIVE',

> level of HIV undetectable.

>

> He will repeat the blood test in a week, with a different doctor, in

> order to be assured that the results were not an error.

>

> If the results come back negative again, he will discontinue the Beck

> Protocol for at least 6 months - unless his health deteriorates - and

> retest in 6 months or later, to know whether the virus was merely

> suppressed or whether it has been eradicated.

>

> Components: Blood Electrification, Magnetic Pulser, Colloidal Silver,

> Ozonated Water

>

> Though there are many well-meaning people on this board who suggest

> various alternative treatments, it had been our decision to strictly

> stick with Bob Beck's research, and base the treatment entirely on his

> findings. Preliminary findings suggest that this might well have paid

> off. :-)

>

> Thank you all, and thought you might have liked to know this.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello all, it's been a long time since I posted to this forum. Perhaps

> > in May of last year might be when I was here last. I would like to

> > give all an account of what has since transpired. As of that time,

> > there were 4 people I know on the Beck Protocol. 1 Leukemia and 3

> > HIV/AIDS.

> >

> > In the case of the person with Leukemia, he has used the Beck protocol

> > after the doctors gave up with conventional chemotherapy treatment

> > early last year. He is currently well and happy, and never thought he

> > would enjoy another birthday. However, his treatment did not consist

> > of the complete Beck Protocol, and neither was it exclusively the Beck

> > Protocol.

> >

> > The best news is about a friend from Colombia who was diagnosed HIV+

> > in February 2009. I supplied him with the Beck Protocol

> > [electrification & colloidal silver] starting in April of last year,

> > and believe completed the Protocol components in July or August

> > [ozonator & magnetic pulser].

> >

> > Late last year he developed a strong Pneumonia despite using the Beck

> > Protocol, and he had to be hospitalized. After his discharge he

> > continued with the Beck Protocol, but was discouraged to the point

> > that he thought there was a need to go onto the anti-retroviral drugs.

> >

> > Due to his financial condition, he has been unable to go on the drug

> > regimen so far. He has been feeling fine for the last couple of months

> > though, and decided to undertake a new exam, the results of which he

> > received - of all days - on his birthday. He says it couldn't have

> > been a better birthday present, as the results came back 'NEGATIVE',

> > level of HIV undetectable.

> >

> > He will repeat the blood test in a week, with a different doctor, in

> > order to be assured that the results were not an error.

> >

> > If the results come back negative again, he will discontinue the Beck

> > Protocol for at least 6 months - unless his health deteriorates - and

> > retest in 6 months or later, to know whether the virus was merely

> > suppressed or whether it has been eradicated.

> >

> > Components: Blood Electrification, Magnetic Pulser, Colloidal Silver,

> > Ozonated Water

> >

> > Though there are many well-meaning people on this board who suggest

> > various alternative treatments, it had been our decision to strictly

> > stick with Bob Beck's research, and base the treatment entirely on his

> > findings. Preliminary findings suggest that this might well have paid

> > off. :-)

> >

> > Thank you all, and thought you might have liked to know this.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

Thanks for sharing this, nixatnite comes to mind...I hope he reads this!

[Guest guest]

great results here, thanks for posting and also for helping these folks out. I

have posted this to too, where there are some more

HIV/aids discussions.

do you have any cd4 test numbers from any of the HIV/AIDS people? if

discontinuing protocol it would help them to have cd4 numbers in good enough

range to provide good immune response without help from the protocol.

best of luck,

bG

>

> Hello all, it's been a long time since I posted to this forum. Perhaps in May

of last year might be when I was here last. I would like to give all an account

of what has since transpired. As of that time, there were 4 people I know on the

Beck Protocol. 1 Leukemia and 3 HIV/AIDS.

>

> In the case of the person with Leukemia, he has used the Beck protocol after

the doctors gave up with conventional chemotherapy treatment early last year. He

is currently well and happy, and never thought he would enjoy another birthday.

However, his treatment did not consist of the complete Beck Protocol, and

neither was it exclusively the Beck Protocol.

>

> The best news is about a friend from Colombia who was diagnosed HIV+ in

February 2009. I supplied him with the Beck Protocol [electrification &

colloidal silver] starting in April of last year, and believe completed the

Protocol components in July or August [ozonator & magnetic pulser].

>

> Late last year he developed a strong Pneumonia despite using the Beck

Protocol, and he had to be hospitalized. After his discharge he continued with

the Beck Protocol, but was discouraged to the point that he thought there was a

need to go onto the anti-retroviral drugs.

>

> Due to his financial condition, he has been unable to go on the drug regimen

so far. He has been feeling fine for the last couple of months though, and

decided to undertake a new exam, the results of which he received - of all days

- on his birthday. He says it couldn't have been a better birthday present, as

the results came back 'NEGATIVE', level of HIV undetectable.

>

> He will repeat the blood test in a week, with a different doctor, in order to

be assured that the results were not an error.

>

> If the results come back negative again, he will discontinue the Beck Protocol

for at least 6 months - unless his health deteriorates - and retest in 6 months

or later, to know whether the virus was merely suppressed or whether it has been

eradicated.

>

> Components: Blood Electrification, Magnetic Pulser, Colloidal Silver, Ozonated

Water

>

> Though there are many well-meaning people on this board who suggest various

alternative treatments, it had been our decision to strictly stick with Bob

Beck's research, and base the treatment entirely on his findings. Preliminary

findings suggest that this might well have paid off. :-)

>

> Thank you all, and thought you might have liked to know this.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately I haven't had much feedback. One friend hasn't been able to afford

the complete Protocol, and due to the economy I haven't been able to help with

this either. The other has been doing not so good - honestly, I think it is

because of " lack of dedication " to the Beck Protocol and being all over the

place, treatment-wise. He went on drugs, last I know.

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello all, it's been a long time since I posted to this forum. Perhaps

> > in May of last year might be when I was here last. I would like to

> > give all an account of what has since transpired. As of that time,

> > there were 4 people I know on the Beck Protocol. 1 Leukemia and 3

> > HIV/AIDS.

> >

> > In the case of the person with Leukemia, he has used the Beck protocol

> > after the doctors gave up with conventional chemotherapy treatment

> > early last year. He is currently well and happy, and never thought he

> > would enjoy another birthday. However, his treatment did not consist

> > of the complete Beck Protocol, and neither was it exclusively the Beck

> > Protocol.

> >

> > The best news is about a friend from Colombia who was diagnosed HIV+

> > in February 2009. I supplied him with the Beck Protocol

> > [electrification & colloidal silver] starting in April of last year,

> > and believe completed the Protocol components in July or August

> > [ozonator & magnetic pulser].

> >

> > Late last year he developed a strong Pneumonia despite using the Beck

> > Protocol, and he had to be hospitalized. After his discharge he

> > continued with the Beck Protocol, but was discouraged to the point

> > that he thought there was a need to go onto the anti-retroviral drugs.

> >

> > Due to his financial condition, he has been unable to go on the drug

> > regimen so far. He has been feeling fine for the last couple of months

> > though, and decided to undertake a new exam, the results of which he

> > received - of all days - on his birthday. He says it couldn't have

> > been a better birthday present, as the results came back 'NEGATIVE',

> > level of HIV undetectable.

> >

> > He will repeat the blood test in a week, with a different doctor, in

> > order to be assured that the results were not an error.

> >

> > If the results come back negative again, he will discontinue the Beck

> > Protocol for at least 6 months - unless his health deteriorates - and

> > retest in 6 months or later, to know whether the virus was merely

> > suppressed or whether it has been eradicated.

> >

> > Components: Blood Electrification, Magnetic Pulser, Colloidal Silver,

> > Ozonated Water

> >

> > Though there are many well-meaning people on this board who suggest

> > various alternative treatments, it had been our decision to strictly

> > stick with Bob Beck's research, and base the treatment entirely on his

> > findings. Preliminary findings suggest that this might well have paid

> > off. :-)

> >

> > Thank you all, and thought you might have liked to know this.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I am going to see if my friend has all of his test results (last year and this),

so after blanking out his personal info, it could be posted.

> >

> > Hello all, it's been a long time since I posted to this forum. Perhaps in

May of last year might be when I was here last. I would like to give all an

account of what has since transpired. As of that time, there were 4 people I

know on the Beck Protocol. 1 Leukemia and 3 HIV/AIDS.

> >

> > In the case of the person with Leukemia, he has used the Beck protocol after

the doctors gave up with conventional chemotherapy treatment early last year. He

is currently well and happy, and never thought he would enjoy another birthday.

However, his treatment did not consist of the complete Beck Protocol, and

neither was it exclusively the Beck Protocol.

> >

> > The best news is about a friend from Colombia who was diagnosed HIV+ in

February 2009. I supplied him with the Beck Protocol [electrification &

colloidal silver] starting in April of last year, and believe completed the

Protocol components in July or August [ozonator & magnetic pulser].

> >

> > Late last year he developed a strong Pneumonia despite using the Beck

Protocol, and he had to be hospitalized. After his discharge he continued with

the Beck Protocol, but was discouraged to the point that he thought there was a

need to go onto the anti-retroviral drugs.

> >

> > Due to his financial condition, he has been unable to go on the drug regimen

so far. He has been feeling fine for the last couple of months though, and

decided to undertake a new exam, the results of which he received - of all days

- on his birthday. He says it couldn't have been a better birthday present, as

the results came back 'NEGATIVE', level of HIV undetectable.

> >

> > He will repeat the blood test in a week, with a different doctor, in order

to be assured that the results were not an error.

> >

> > If the results come back negative again, he will discontinue the Beck

Protocol for at least 6 months - unless his health deteriorates - and retest in

6 months or later, to know whether the virus was merely suppressed or whether it

has been eradicated.

> >

> > Components: Blood Electrification, Magnetic Pulser, Colloidal Silver,

Ozonated Water

> >

> > Though there are many well-meaning people on this board who suggest various

alternative treatments, it had been our decision to strictly stick with Bob

Beck's research, and base the treatment entirely on his findings. Preliminary

findings suggest that this might well have paid off. :-)

> >

> > Thank you all, and thought you might have liked to know this.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Well, just to let everyone know, my friend did a confirmation blood test for

HIV, and after it was negative two weeks ago, now they say ultra-high viral

load, and he needs to go on the drugs immediately. Very confusing results, and

it seemed very promising.

[Guest guest]

sorry to hear that. if they used blood electrification according to the

protocol the bug is there is no measure of the current level used. the user

sets it to comfort level. the devices have no settings to indicate what power

was actually used. So there is no standard to go by. If you use " enough " you

might get well if not, you might not. But what is " enough " anyway?

It does remind me of the hep-c case where they used the 4 hertz beck electrifier

for a year and had 2.2 million count, very high. they used a metered godzilla

and we agreed to use around .5-1.0 mA setting. It was also used an hour a day

(might have been better in two 30 minute sessions per day). They got 99 percent

reduction in 15 weeks using this without meds. The fall in viral load was

steady, every 3 weeks a new test and lower and lower. No test showed any rise at

all in the 15 weeks.

bG

>

> Well, just to let everyone know, my friend did a confirmation blood test for

HIV, and after it was negative two weeks ago, now they say ultra-high viral

load, and he needs to go on the drugs immediately. Very confusing results, and

it seemed very promising.

>

[Guest guest]

btw, the hep-c person refused any meds at all. his numbers went back up when he

stopped using the godzilla device. it took around 2-3 weeks for them to climb

to 880k, or about a half the level prior to treatment. still not bad, but this

person then stopped writing. We have no idea if meds plus godzilla might have

cured him utterly. He was stubborn and hard to deal with, almost never answered

my questions directly or otherwise, no sense of collaboration there at all.

Sad. Another person used the same device along with meds and got 100 percent

full remission in 30 days. He was a Chinese construction worker at Ground Zero,

and caught it from bodies. He was a pleasure to work with, followed

instructions well, reported back, no childishness or ego, and we got it done

without delay.

bG

> >

> > Well, just to let everyone know, my friend did a confirmation blood test for

HIV, and after it was negative two weeks ago, now they say ultra-high viral

load, and he needs to go on the drugs immediately. Very confusing results, and

it seemed very promising.

> >

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