Re: Anyone here tried IV vitamin C?

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My doctor has leukemia; he's taking IV vitamin C for it at the hands of another

CAM doctor, and has survived with it the last 8 years ...so far, so good

all good,

Duncan

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thanks, hope he continues to survive!

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we have, I'm sure you know, a leukemia case of 80 year old who used blood

electrification about a week and hour a day and her energy came back and they

cancelled her 5th round of chemo. she lived another 6 months, finally died of

an UNrelated cause.

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[Guest guest]

Neat. An anonymous contributor introduced me to an article that had some

personal research and was backed up by some data, that proposed leukemia was

sometimes a misdiagnosed fungal infection.

all good,

Duncan

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bg, was this using the Godzilla blood electrification device?JoeSent from my iPhoneOn Jul 2, 2011, at 12:55 AM, "baby_grand" <b7494@...> wrote:

we have, I'm sure you know, a leukemia case of 80 year old who used blood electrification about a week and hour a day and her energy came back and they cancelled her 5th round of chemo. she lived another 6 months, finally died of an UNrelated cause.

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...from files section of :

godzilla device was not used here. at the time we were using mostly beck

devices to experiment with in our group. later on we started using a strong DC

current, named " godzilla " , and saw better results with both hep-c and hiv. we

have continued along this line to find out more about the use of powerful but

safe levels of DC current.

The nurse's interest in the results indicates there was some unexpected

improvement. And the patient at age 80 did go on another 6 months without

chemo, and with great symptomatic improvement, and died of non-related causes..

There is evidently a lack of people willing or able to do this type of

treatment, we have only this one case done by a fairly technical guy for his

mom..in 10 years. So for practical purposes, this cannot be expected to arrive

anytime soon as a developed and ready treatment, though it shows promise.

bG

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Rajiv, who got his mom using the device,thinks it helped the immune system or

energized the blood to give her energy, but did not really address the cancer

cells. I would tend to agree, and am still wondering what the test numbers

would have looked like using the powerful DC godzilla on blood instead of the

beck device..we will perhaps never know.

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes I have had numerous V-C IV's I started out at 25,000mg in a saline

solution. Then moved up to 100,000 mg.. that's 100 grams. I have Hep C , Not

sure if it helped but I am still alive and somewhat well.

The IV's are 2-3 hrs and a little hard on the vein because of all the solution .

Also hydrogen peroxide, ozone, EDTA, vitamin / mineral IV's

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Sorry you still have hep-c.

lot I could say, but gave up on people not responding.

bG

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Gave up on people not responding?????

What is that supposed to mean???

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here's an example, I worked with this case for 15 weeks, after which he just

disappeared:

Hep-c RNA strand Count for each 3 week period

1 2,200,000

2 1,600,000

3 1,500,000

4 45,000

5 14,400 (99.3% reduction in 15 weeks)

it's the rule over the 10 years I've been tracking and working with people, that

they always abruptly drop out. Forums are not a good way to do research to

finally arrive at a workable treatment outside the mainstream, that's all.

Otherwise we might have something by now. I am not sure how to get it done,

perhaps it will not be.

bG

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So your referring to responding to treatment, I though you meant responding to

posts on the forum.

This is a problem with a lot of posts , people don't speak full sentences and

expect us to read between the lines, My wife does that a lot, " Go get it! What

is it! he he I am not a mind reader..

Soooorrrrrryy pal

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ah, well he did good with treatment but then stopped, his count went up after 3

weeks of doing nothing, still much lower than it was but without any further

word from him, we did not figure out a maintenance dose to use. years later

there are new things, but he is gone, we don't know where or what happened. This

always occurs, so I gave up on it. I would offer to supply info to someone

starting a group to deal with individuals, but I am not patient enough to work

with people any more, if I ever was, but I did find I am good at working out

things to try, doing the tools part of it.

bG

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