Godzilla vs Aging

[Guest guest]

The repair of the body goes on all the time. As age advances, we

typically see more wear and less repair. This creates the apparency

of aging. What we are really seeing is not " time " or " age " , but a

process of wear vs repair.

Repair of the body is accomplished by the immune system as one of its

many jobs. That's right. We have in our files a story or two from

bodybuilders describing godzilla as a substitute for supplements. I

know as well that if I workout hard and don't electrify the

bloodstream once in awhile around that time, I could catch a cold.

We all have had similar experiences that physical strain and illness

go together.

The reason is that our immune systems both rebuild and defend.

Exercising will be resisted by people with weakened immune systems

for this reason. They are acting out of self-preservation.

As we get older the destructive process begins to overwhelm the

rebuilding process carried on by the immune system. The immune

system is not " immune " to its own wear and tear. It loses some punch

as we age, at least it would if we did nothing about that. I think

we can try to do something about it.

Godzilla has shown in our tests an apparent 1. infection reduction

2. immune system stimulus. The blood Beck tested also lived longer

than blood that had not been electrified, per the lab reports. Beck

came to believe in an idea he called " immortal blood " since blood

used in slides was alive 56 days whereas normal blood died after 4

days.

If I electrify my blood in and around my gym workouts, I really don't

tend to get sick or weak. If I don't do that, I sometimes wind up

sneezing and getting a cold right away. I then hit it with godzilla

around the nasal area, and it is gone. So I help out the immune

system locally by removing the threat or " job " it must do. But that

does nothing to strengthen the immune system. Blood electrifying

may. I am not really sure about it, but it stands to reason per the

lab tests of Kaali-Lyman and the observed effects that Bob Beck noted

in his work about the " immortal blood " .

Now naturally the immune system can destroy the body if it is

overactive. But in older people that is seldom the case. Also, if

the immune system is relieved of germs by some means such as

Godzilla, then it can " calm down " and some auto-immune diseases could

conceivably disappear.

The point I'm making in all this, is we age at the rate we don't

repair what gets damaged. We repair what gets damaged by activity of

the immune system. As it wears out, and as our bodies wear out in

general, less repair gets done, and our bodies, like old houses,

begin to show signs of what we call " age " . Age is not a visible

thing, however. Wear and tear are visible, however, and we should

begin thinking about how to repair the repairman--the immune system.

Electrifying with Godzilla could help. Removing some, not all, but

some of the challenges that weaken immunity by removing excess germs,

baggage viruses, local infections, etc., could result in better and

faster repairs. If this repair process is improved to where it keeps

up with the damage done to the body over time from living, then we

could expect aging to slow down. If it's equal, then aging should

stop, and if repairs exceed damage, age would theoretically in some

ways be reversible. That is probably quite simplistic, but it could

also be true enough to warrant a serious habit of using Godzilla

devices regularly to improve the repair process in the body.

bG