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Bill-

Good post on CO2 as well as on the Butenko (?) asthma post.

I see coconut oil figures in again.

Do you remember the post on HCL (hydrochloric acid) in very dilute

amounts that was posted a while ago, that said when injected it brought

blood pH back to balance and also shocked the immune system back into

operation after being lulled to sleep by gradual and insidious

infection?

I wonder if very dilute HCL would be a safer alternative than

dichloroacetic acid and perhaps perform the same or similar function?

I'm a generalist and this is getting way out of my league. You've

apparently done a lot of research closer to the mark. What do you

think?

Blessings,

Zell

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Hell All,

Regarding hydrochloric acid treatment, intravenous....

how does this fit in with the ph blood imbalance????

I guess it depends how much is injected... and what other

body chemestry it sets into motion.

Any thoughts???

Thanks Mike Slivinski

I'm not sure how to answer your question at this point.

However, there's a related article soon to be available:

Bill

http://www.alternativemedicine.com/mediakit/calendar.shtml

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE MAGAZINE -- EDITORIAL CALENDAR

ISSUE #38 - OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2000

Alternative to Antibiotics

We read about how the wide use of antibiotics has created

strains of bacteria and viruses that are resistant to

drugs and soon may be invulnerable. But in the 1930's,

one doctor pioneered the technique of using intravenous

hydrochloric acid to combat infections with remarkable

successes until his work was suppressed by the medical

establishment. Now this simple method to treat

everything from gonorrhea to cancer may be just what

the doctor needs to order.

-------

Here's some references from the Townsend Letter:

(anyone have these issues ?)

Subject Index 1983-1993

Betaine HCl, FDA ban (they actually banned oral HCl !)

Issue #66, p. 59

Hydrochloric acid therapy, bacterial infection

Issue #53, p. 368

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Zell wrote:

>Bill-

>

>Good post on CO2 as well as on the Butenko (?) asthma post.

>

>I see coconut oil figures in again.

>

>Do you remember the post on HCL (hydrochloric acid) in very dilute

>amounts that was posted a while ago, that said when injected it

>brought blood pH back to balance and also shocked the immune system

>back into operation after being lulled to sleep by gradual and

>insidious infection?

>

>I wonder if very dilute HCL would be a safer alternative than

>dichloroacetic acid and perhaps perform the same or similar

>function?

>

>I'm a generalist and this is getting way out of my league. You've

>apparently done a lot of research closer to the mark. What do you

>think?

>

>Blessings,

>

>Zell

>

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I'm not sure how to answer your question at this point.

However, there's a related article soon to be available:

Bill

http://www.alternativemedicine.com/mediakit/calendar.shtml

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE MAGAZINE -- EDITORIAL CALENDAR

ISSUE #38 - OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2000

Alternative to Antibiotics

We read about how the wide use of antibiotics has created

strains of bacteria and viruses that are resistant to

drugs and soon may be invulnerable. But in the 1930's,

one doctor pioneered the technique of using intravenous

hydrochloric acid to combat infections with remarkable

successes until his work was suppressed by the medical

establishment. Now this simple method to treat

everything from gonorrhea to cancer may be just what

the doctor needs to order.

-------

Here's some references from the Townsend Letter:

(anyone have these issues ?)

Subject Index 1983-1993

Betaine HCl, FDA ban (they actually banned oral HCl !)

Issue #66, p. 59

Hydrochloric acid therapy, bacterial infection

Issue #53, p. 368

-------

Zell wrote:

>Bill-

>

>Good post on CO2 as well as on the Butenko (?) asthma post.

>

>I see coconut oil figures in again.

>

>Do you remember the post on HCL (hydrochloric acid) in very dilute

>amounts that was posted a while ago, that said when injected it

>brought blood pH back to balance and also shocked the immune system

>back into operation after being lulled to sleep by gradual and

>insidious infection?

>

>I wonder if very dilute HCL would be a safer alternative than

>dichloroacetic acid and perhaps perform the same or similar

>function?

>

>I'm a generalist and this is getting way out of my league. You've

>apparently done a lot of research closer to the mark. What do you

>think?

>

>Blessings,

>

>Zell

>

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