Intestinal Godzilla

[Guest guest]

I am contemplating work on a new device for HIV and possibly other intestinal

germs. It would be a lot of work, and not very pleasant work, so will hold off

unless needs arise.

Some infections, notably HIV, invade the linings of the gut mucosa where drugs

cannot reach them due to the mucosa being very impervious to " chemical

pollution " . If this were not so, HIV infections would likely have been cured by

the meds already. Our trans-dermal Godzilla is not able to pass through skin

and fat into this same area where most of HIV is located, or again it would

likely have been cured..by godzilla, or " gut-zilla pads " which we already tried

without success.

There is also HIV in lymph nodes, thymus, bone marrow, central nervous system to

lesser degree, spleen and blood. HIV meds are effective at reaching virus in

most of these areas via blood and lymph fluids. The reservoir in gut linings,

estimated at 80 percent of the total virus, continues to infect cd4 t cells in

large numbers because this is where most of them are located. CD4 and other

immune cells wait along the gut linings to guard you against internal infection.

While they stand guard, HIV infects them! There could be other viruses that

operate this way, as well, but for now, HIV is a known bug that does so.

All this explanation is necessary to understand exactly what and why the new

design " Intestinal Godzilla " is about to be put together and introduced here.

First, it will NOT replace the meds. Why use it, then? HIV meds are both a

blessing and a curse. Side effects, though tolerable in many cases, tend to

deplete the body over time if no " break " occurs. Toxicity can build up which

results in problems to the patient, often almost as serious as the infection.

Having a " booster " system using godzilla internally could allow the patient some

time off, or a lighter dose in order to tolerate the meds better. Make no

mistake it will not be likely to replace a patient's meds, and the only risk I

see would be it could interfere with their effectiveness (unlikely). Another

problem is the meds " stop working " , meaning the virus alters, mutates in some

way that evades the mechanisms used by the meds to control it. This is the

usual problem and why many still die from HIV even though they were on meds.

New meds keep coming out, so there is hope.

HIV has been a research-hostile infection. People with it do not communicate.

They will post a message here or there with good intentions, and then fail to

respond to questions or provide facts needed to help develop a device or method.

This puts the brakes on finding ways to get a godzilla up for HIV. So we are up

against a very slow feedback or no feedback to guide effective development.

Still, to me the problem does not seem insurmountable.

I think it might be done without using exotic magnetic fields or even much

equipment at all. As usual, we want something found in the home and local

stores that can be pressed into service easily, even by the patient.

It will consist simply of a homemade godzilla

of the " blood/herpes " type (see group, menu/photos)

and will add a meter (see

photos " metered godzilla " ), and will operate by putting one electrode inside an

ordinary enema bag filled with saline solution, the other electrode will be

oral, and possibly 3rd electrodes on pads over lymph glands, thymus, and spleen.

This should pass current through the liquid saline solution inside the bag,

through the hose, into the lower intestines. From there, some of the current

will also pass into the small intestine at the point where it joins the large.

This point in the small intestine holds what are called " Peyer's Patches " . They

are a major center in the lymphatic system, and HIV is likely to be very densely

packed at that area.

The device is experimental, and if any interest develops in this, I will test as

usual on my own body to ensure I have

all the information. I will vary things, confer with medical people on it, and

work up a good first prototype for you.

My work should establish:

If 6 volts is right.

If a meter is needed

If power adjuster knob is needed. If not, we can go with absolute simplicity.

Should the current not build up enough due to the long rubber hose and small

diameter saline channel of water, then a thin wire can go inside the rubber tube

to increase bring current closer. That way we could use low voltage sources,

like our trusty 6 volt battery.

This is a device to kill off HIV and raise cd4 counts in large, gross numbers to

assist the meds where they typically don't reach the virus. And anyone with HIV

will be able to make and use it easily.

bG