There are exceptions to this rule, e. These good bacteria have no place in human blood, however, it would seem. There is an appropriate metaphor for this process, involving a stagnant pond of water. A fish living in this pond is feeling unwell and not very healthy, as the water is full of toxins and lacks oxygen for it to breathe.
But once the pond is cleaned up and the water becomes clean, the fish can start healing and becomes stronger as its body cleanses itself of the toxins with the clean water that has good levels of oxygen. It quickly begins to recover and now swims around happily, feeling energized.
Human blood can sometimes be likened to the stagnant pond, as it too often is overloaded with toxins and pathogenic organisms and can also be low in oxygen.
Nutrients may be lacking too, e. Once the body's cells and organs are 'bathed' in clean, oxygenated, nutrient-rich blood, they can function better. And as the immune system has less pathogens to fight, it's not overburdened anymore and can do its job better. My personal experience with blood electrification has been an extremely positive one. Then we taped those to the two pulse-points on the wrist and let the electricity from the batteries run through.
It worked to eliminate both of our colds from then on and we haven't been ill since, apart 1 from swine flu, which took a little longer for me to eliminate and 2 when we decided to let the cold run it's course and didn't use blood electrification. Even with swine flu, the blood electrification enabled the fever to go away very quickly, even though the vicious cough took a lot longer to stop. Robert Beck Bob Beck , who invented this non-invasive form of blood electrification, based his invention on the earlier research by Steven Kaali and William Lyman at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine.
See U. Robert Bob Beck's invention was a device more sophisticated than the one we built at home first as described above , notably because it constantly reversed polarity. Bob Beck suggested in his lectures available on You Tube that this was safer for human cells.
I'm unaware whether the device we used first was safe or not but it did eliminate colds. We have now bought the proper Bob Beck device from Sota Instruments in Canada they call it the 'Silver Pulser' because it can also make colloidal silver.
Because blood electrification is a direct method of disabling pathogens, it is more effective than methods focusing on strengthening the immune system alone. Most bacteria although possibly not intracellular bacteria which have become resistant to antibiotics can also be disabled with blood electrification. Furthermore, to my knowledge, blood electrification when done on the wrist pulse points doesn't have a harmful influence on the beneficial bacteria in the gut, as antibiotics and other antibacterials taken by mouth do, so the body's defences against pathogens remain at full strength.
I would not advice to put the device anywhere near your stomach though! Blood electrification is not able to kill pathogens, such as candida albicans yeast overgrowth in the gut but it can help eliminate much, if not all, of the yeast overgrowth that is in the blood trying to spread to other parts of the body - as candida has a tendency to do when it overgrows.
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