Women who are pregnant, who might be pregnant, or who might become pregnant should be careful about taking any cancer treatment or AIDS treatment that kills anaerobic cells. The reason is that in the early development of a fetus, many of the fetal cells are very similar to anaerobic cells and may be killed by some cancer or AIDS treatments. It is better to find a treatment that kills microbes.
The Bob Beck Protocol
Bob Beck did not discover this protocol; two medical doctors, a Dr. Lyman and a Dr. Kaali, discovered the protocol in 1990. Had there been any integrity in medicine, their discovery would have eradicated AIDS from the planet earth before over 30 million AIDS victims died.
However, their discovery was immediately shut down in 1991 when they went public. Their discovery was suppressed by the orthodox medicine they worked for. While they did shut down information about the treatment temporarily, for various reasons, it is now highly public information, especially in the patent office.
Bob Beck found out about the Kaali and Lyman treatment, and being a PhD in physics, and being a long-time expert in electromedicine, immediately jumped on the treatment. He had to hire a private investigator to track down the original research article, which will be linked to in a moment.
One thing that must be understood about this protocol is that NO OTHER orthodox or alternative treatment for AIDS, including chlorine dioxide, can be used on the same days as the complete Bob Beck Protocol.
Here is a quote from Bob Beck on this issue:
“First, for several days prior to starting this program [and during the program], you must avoid ingesting anything containing medicinal herbs, foreign or domestic, or potentially toxic medication, nicotine, alcohol, recreational drugs, laxatives, tonics, garlic and certain potentially toxic vitamins, because blood electrification will cause electroporation, …, which is lethal. You can read “Electroporation, A General Phenomenon for Manipulating Cells and Tissues,” by J.C. Weaver, Journal of Cellular Biology, Book 51, page 426 (1993), Harvard/MIT. Both the magnetic pulser and the blood purifier can cause electroporation [Interview with Dr. Beck, 1997].”
What this means is that the Bob Beck Protocol must be used by itself.
No orthodox treatments for AIDS – NONE,
No alternative treatments for AIDS – NONE,
No prescription drugs – NONE,
No pain killers – NONE,
No herbs,
No garlic
No over-the-counter medications (e.g. no aspirin),
No vitamins (especially no vitamin A),
NOT for Pregnant Women,
NO alcohol or “recreational” drugs, coffee, tea, etc.
NO smoking,
NO pacemakers,
etc. etc.
These restrictions create a potential problem for AIDS patients. When an AIDS patient stops taking their AZT, etc. their viral levels quickly skyrocket, going far higher than their viral levels prior to starting their orthodox treatment. What this means is that these treatments should not be stopped until 2 or 3 days before the Bob Beck Protocol is started.
That is such an important concept, it will be stated a different way: Once you stop taking your prescription drugs for AIDS, do not wait more than two days before starting the Bob Beck Protocol.
To repeat it again, do NOT stop your orthodox treatment for AIDS until you have all of the Bob Beck equipment and are ready to start the treatment. Then, stop the orthodox treatment, wait for 2 or 3 days at most, and THEN AND ONLY THEN, start the Bob Beck Protocol.
For this reason, it is critical to use the chlorine dioxide treatment prior to using the Bob Beck Protocol. The chlorine dioxide may completely cure your AIDS, but as a minimum, it will knock viral levels down to virtually nothing so you can start the Bob Beck Protocol.
The Bob Beck Protocol will eliminate any remaining microbes (if any) in a person's body within 4 to 6 weeks. First, it will stop them from breeding, then the body will eliminate them safely. The reason the treatment must be used for four to six weeks is that the AIDS viruses which are inside of cells and are multiplying, do not float through the blood, and thus may not be disabled until they kill their host cell and then float through the blood. In other words, the AIDS viruses are not all in the blood at the same time.