weighing risks of blood electirication

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Hi,

I've been using the bob beck protocol for Lyme disease for one month and it's

helping me.

However, I'm thinking more about some concerns I had about the blood

electrification device, because I no longer depend on it for controlling Lyme

(since I got an ozone generator and that seems to do the job too).

I keep running into the following ideas that slightly worry me about the blood

electrification device:

-The blood electrification device can lower white blood cell count (I know this

is explained as moving out the

-I have seen stories of healthy people doing blood electrification, then

stopping it and getting very sick as though they were immunocompromised.

-I keep hearing this refrain of continuing to use it for maintenance, which to

me suggests that it might cause dependence.

-I keep hearing that you should not stop using the device suddenly, and you

might need to stay on it for life or keep using it regularly.

I am worried that the device might slightly disable the host's immune system,

even while killing bacteria, such that people develop a dependence.

This is something I watch out for with all treatments (antidepressants, low-dose

naltrexone, MMS) -- do people say they have to keep using it? If so I get

worried that it might induce dependence.

Ideally treatments would build up our own immune systems so that we could stop

needing anything from the outside to kill pathogens--our bodies would be able to

do it themselves.

Anyone else thinking about this? I don't want to sweep away this worry with a

blithe " well only the unhealthy/infected white blood cells are killed. " Putting

a lot of electricity into the body is an unusual thing, and I'm debating whether

it's worth it to me to continue taking that risk, now that I have an alternate

method for killing bacteria that I hear different testimonials about ---

I know ozone can be immunosuppressive at high levels, but it can be

immunostimulating at lower doses. And it helps to detoxify the body which you'd

think would support the person's basic immune function. I don't hear of people

being stuck using ozone for life after using it for acute problems like Lyme or

cancer.

I don't understand the science - I'm just going by people's reports...

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