Re: Dave :Good News Stories about MMS.

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Hi, Dave ,

Could you tell me more about the Bob Beck's protocol? Please point me to some weblinks if appropriate. Thanks.

Jen

From: madamelanilda39 <madamelanilda39@...>Subject: [ ] Good News Stories about MMS. Received: Friday, 14 January, 2011, 7:10 AM

I would be interested in hearing any stories, positive or negative, about how MMS1 or MMS2 has affected your lives. Also, what website does one visit to find most dependable and reliable selling premium quality MMS products? I'm very interested in starting taking this product if it indeed is all that the positive sites on the Internet says it is. However, there are negative sites, too, that say it's all a hoax. Which to believe? Thank you for any feedback.

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Watch this video:  Bob Beck

There are plenty more on You Tube

On 1/15/2011 6:58 PM, jenny goodhealth wrote:

 

Hi, Dave ,

 

Could you tell me more about the Bob Beck's

protocol?  Please point me to some weblinks if

appropriate.   Thanks.

 

Jen 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Google 'Bob Beck protocol', it is well covered on the internet by a number of sites and is based on the fact that pathogens are attenuated by small electrical currents. Given that many illnesses start from a pathogen infection i.e. a bacterial, virus, fungus, prion or parasite, being able to attack them in some way will help the body recover from the infection.Following research by the Einstein Institute in the Sates on the effects of micro currents on pathogens, he developed a magnetic pulser which induces a micro current in the cells. This, he reasoned, would affect any pathogen in that cell, this, combined with a small electrical discharge from his blood electrifier (zapper) should allow the body to eliminate the pathogen. It certainly had a dramatic effect on my illness. Also

drinking ozone enriched water and ionic silver completes the basic elements of his protocol. I combined MMS with the Beck Protocol, although I do not take silver when using MMS, and am now as well as I think I am going to get, which is about a 90% return to my pre-infection state.I use the pulser daily, but now only use MMS and blood electrification once or twice a week, unless I feel a cold or tooth ache coming on in which case I apply the blood electrifier to my nose and throat or tooth which usually nips it in the bud. If not 3 drops of MMS three times a day seems to complete the recovery.For general aches or coughs a good soak in an MMS bath with DMSO added, seems to do the trick and I usually add a couple of drops of DMSO to my MMS drink.Bob Beck suggested applying the zapper only to the wrist by I use it more generally for other body pains, I apply it

directly to the painful area which seems to work, in a similar way to a Tens machine, providing pretty quick relief. One friend who had a severe ankle infection which was not responding to a second course of antibiotics asked to try the zapper and the infection was cleared by the next day. I avoid using the zapper on my heart or brain, but the pulser seems to be beneficial anywhere it is used.By applying electrical (Bob Beck Protocol) and chemical (MMS) treatments to my body I believe I give pathogens a harder time than they give me.Dave

From: madamelanilda39 <madamelanilda39@...>Subject: [ ] Good News Stories about MMS. Received: Friday, 14 January, 2011, 7:10 AM

I would be interested in hearing any stories, positive or negative, about how MMS1 or MMS2 has affected your lives. Also, what website does one visit to find most dependable and reliable selling premium quality MMS products? I'm very interested in starting taking this product if it indeed is all that the positive sites on the Internet says it is. However, there are negative sites, too, that say it's all a hoax. Which to believe? Thank you for any feedback.

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Hi Folks,

I have watched a couple of the Bob Beck YouTube videos, and am quite interested in this simple but promising technolog. I agree, I think it'd be handy to use along with other modalities, such as MMS. ~Doesn't hurt to have extra arrows in one's quiver, you know? :-)

So anyhoo, I went to the Soto website, and everything looks really great. Real nice stuff. However, they do not provide prices for the products. Quite irritating. Reminded me of a fancy, upscale restaurant menu; If there ain't no prices, -you can't afford it.

So, does anyone here happen to know the pricing info on these instruments without joining the Soto "community" in order to do so?? Is this annoying requirement a ploy to gather info on consumers?

Don't get me wrong, if it's safe, I'd be more than willing to join, -but would like the comfort of other's experience/advice before jumping in unawares. I'm sure others here would understand. I would to use them, but I am skeptical at this point for that one reason.

Would I be better off to make my own Bob Beck "Blood Zapper "at home?"

BTW, is the Blood Zapper a potential help with diabetes?

Thanks for any assistance!

~Rod

Re: [ ] Dave :Good News Stories about MMS.

Watch this video: Bob BeckThere are plenty more on You TubeOn 1/15/2011 6:58 PM, jenny goodhealth wrote:

Hi, Dave ,

Could you tell me more about the Bob Beck's protocol? Please point me to some weblinks if appropriate. Thanks.

Jen

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Hi RodI tried a number of manufacturers but found Sota to be about the best in the market, I just checked their Web Site and found prices shown OK, their pulser is $325. For zappers I have tried Tens machines and EMS which start at about $20 and my Beck square wave zapper was around $170 from Altered States in NZ. The Godzillor however is the cheapest electrifier which is a 6 volt battery and two sponges, that is as cheap as it gets, not a Beck design but claimed to work and at that price worth a try.Dave

Hi, Dave ,

Could you tell me more about the Bob Beck's protocol? Please point me to some weblinks if appropriate. Thanks.

Jen