Good question! I have been thinking about the Beck Protocol for
several days and was just discussing it last night with a friend who
suffers from chronic fatigue. I have several very particular
questions that derive from the excellent Nexus article on nanobacteria.
A quick summary:
-- These are recently discovered.
-- They may "self-replicate" rather than reproduce. They don't show up
in PCR tests.
-- They are linked to many diseases, esp. cardiovascular. They may
cause "calcification" in the body.
-- They are evidently be destroyed by a combination of EDTA and
tetracycline. EDTA strips off the calcium shell and the antibiotic
kills them or disables them.
My questions:
-- Would EIS work against these unaided? If not, what would be a good
EDTA/EIS protocol?
-- Would any of the Beck protocols strip off the calcium shell? I am
thinking of blood electrification and ozonated water. The latter might
well do the job through the process of free-radical destruction.
Sorry to have nothing but questions; I am hoping some MDs or
clinicians somewhere may have some answers.
JBB
On Thursday, Aug 18, 2005, at 04:43 Asia/Tokyo, M. G. Devour wrote:
Hi folks,
Is there any single web site that discusses the 4 step Beck protocol in
reasonable depth, that would be a worthwhile referral for somebody
wanting to get familiar with it? A book for sale? Anything?
Thanks,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[[email protected] ]
[Speaking only for myself... ]
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