Guest guest Posted November 13, 2006 Report Posted November 13, 2006 The Beck tools can be used to dig microbes up in your body like worms in a garden. But, to get the most worms, you need to know the garden pretty well. Actually, you just need the info on your own condition, and some google-reading can fill you in. Most doctors and nurses and researchers are pretty forthcoming on telling you how a given microbe operates, where it lives, etc. You can use that info to refine your digging. Here's a sterling example: a recent study of 10 autopsies of young men who died of AIDS found 98 percent of the virus inside the walls of their intestines. In some cases HIV was also in bloodstream but not in all cases. So...some could have a blood count of " undetectable " and yet they DIED of AIDS. How is it possible? The study concluded by careful testing of the strains of HIV involved that some strains will live in the blood and some will not. All of it will live in the intestinal walls. (not inside the intestine contents, but in the layers of tissue that make up the intestine itself). When the virus in the intestine mutates sometimes a strain is produced that can live in the bloodstream, and the count goes up in the blood. The body makes antibodies for that strain to reduce it, and eventually that strain goes away. This can happen hundreds of times over the years until the body gets worn out by it. So, using Beck blood electrification, you might reduce some virus in blood..but the real villain remains hidden and continues to destroy immune cells in the intestinal area, killing the person. That is just one example of how complex these things are. CS ingestion or mag pulsing won't touch the stuff in the intestine linings, it's been tried and found wanting. Electric pads has a chance, and trying that, we have seen better results. It's hard to find people to do this, but if they do, I want them to have the best methods based on the latest research, not faith in some literal interpretation of a past pioneer. bG Quote
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