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experimential procedures. These experimental procedures are only the suggesstion
of the below author. For all theoretical explanations about this we refer
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FOREWORD 1-It's known that each Living Body (built of flesh and bones) has a "model body" called ETHERIC BODY. 2-Also known is the fact the more evolved the body is, the more complex and more firmly the etheric body is linked to the said Living Body. 3-In an elementary body like a virus it has a very weak consistency and the etheric body is weakly linked to its physical body. 4-The consistency of the etheric body of a virus is so weak that most of it consists in "Free Etheric Energy"shared by the whole colony of individuals. 5-The following procedures are intended to extract from the human body
this free etheric energy of the virus in way to let that the virus colony
will starve and die. |
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Necessary equipment
1-One incinerator capable to maintain its exhaust gases at a minimum temperature of 800ºC.
2-One small calabash sized approximately:
Maximum diameter of 100 mm
Throat internal diameter of 15 to 25 mm
Lip internal diameter equal to 1.2 to 1.5 mm of the throat diameter.
(Two of these calabashes are shown in Fig 2.)
3-An amount of dry ice (carbon dioxide in solid state) to match the number of calabashes that Will be used.
4-One rolls of self-adhesive masking tape 19 mm wide.
Procedures
1-Have the patient in an upright position.
2-Expose bare skin in the area to be scanned shown in Fig 1.
3-Fill the calabash 1/4 to 1/3 of its internal volume with dry ice.
4-Get the lip of the calabash close to the skin of the patient (its not necessary nor desirable that the lip of the calabash touch the skin).
5-Start to scan at the point marked (1) in the Fig. 1(at the caecum position) . The scanning velocity should stay between 2 and 3 cm per second.
6-The width of the area to be considered scanned is 1.0 to 1.5 times the inner diameter of the calabash lip.
7-Go on scanning following the pattern marked in blue color in Fig 1. When you reach the end of the line, next to the lower frames, reverse the direction. Always consider the parameters stated in items above until you return to the starting point (1).
8-Then, with the calabash still close to the patient's body, put on the cover of the calabash. With the help of an assistant wrap the cover firmly with the masking tape and immediately take the calabash and throw it calabash into the incinerator.
9-After you have done that, you must keep the patient at least 10 meters
away from any other people that are HIV positive (or ANY people who are
less then 10 m away from the patient MUST be HIV negative. See forewords
# 4
10-The patient must be kept in that type of "quarantine" for
at least 36 hours.
NOTE: that in the first experiments it is better to keep a quarantine of
72 hours and, if the experiments are successful, the time should be lowered
to 36 hours with proper monitoring of the patient.
Figure 1- Area To Be Scanned Figure 2-Tipical Calabashes
REMARKS: I can not state that this kind of virus I am talking about is HIV, but I know some of its characteristics:
1-Its Habitat is very cold, similar to temperatures of Outer Space.
2-It only can survive and reproduce because it gets into human cells.
3-The effect of the action of the virus is to induce the etheric body of man "To want to die".
(The expression "To want to die" may be translated as "
a weakened inmunological system)
CONCLUSIONS: I see some possibilities that this virus is the HIV (but I do not dare to state it). Even if there is the minimum chance of it being HIV virus, I think it's well worth it to carry out some experiments with the procedures above.
Yours truly,
Lutero Bueno
email: lutbueno@uol.com.br
PS.
I've faced immense difficulties to test the procedures due to misinformation of the Medical Class here on these matters. I built an incinerator and prepared dozens of calabashes and I tried the procedures on a fellow HIV infected and for my surprise two hours later he joined his friends, most of them HIV infected, and now he is dead. So the test was of no avail and I gave up trying it myself under this condition. I expect that some Organizations have the support to carry the procedures on some 'samples HIV positive' under controlled conditions. I think if there are the minimum possibilities of the procedures to work against HIV it may be well worth to try due to the importance of the matter.
Regards,
Lutero
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