Ultraviolet blood irradiation therapy (UBIT)

[GrandmaA]

I found the book and copied the information:
"Ultraviolet blood irradiation therapy is said to improve oxygenation of tissue, help with inflammation, stimulate immune system and fight viral infection. This treatment, which has been approved by the FDA consists of bombaring the blood with ultraviolet light. It appears to render the virus inactive. This treatment is offered by Bradford Research Institute in Chula Vista, CA."

I have no idea how long it takes or what it costs. This is all I know.

[nygirl7]

Poor sweet lovely talented Steven having wasted all that money on treatment and suffering so horribly for nothing. Damn.  Oh yes at least he is totally CURED.  :)

[Trinity4]

Steven Tyler certainly has the money and "huge fan base and a successful universally known band" and I can't help but wonder why he didn't cure himself with Ozone therapy.
Neither did Greg Allman who is universally known as well just to name a few.

If you only spent $10,000 you got out cheap but sorry,  don't believe you were cured either.

Trinity

[AK484]

I have been completely cured by ozone therapy. My hepatologist says as far as he's concerned, they never have to test me again for HCV. Unlike many of you, having the grace of a huge fan base and a successful universally known band, I had the $$ to try anything and everything for Hep C. I began my treatment in my living room in 2004 after having the disease for over 10 years. I am a "bonafide person", as one of your members suggested couldn't be found, and I am in complete remission from this exhausting illness. It wasn't cheap! I spent nearly $10,000 on this treatment (including travels and specialists "opinions") in the course of a year. If I could, I would spend the money to get everyone this treatment. It DOES work, and the big reason why many people think it doesn't is because they stop therapy before it is finished due to money issues. You can't take any course of treatment for 1/2 the recommended time and then say "Hey man, it didn't work!" Just keep that in mind. -AK

[orleans]

Hey, I ran across this a few months ago. 20% of subjects had no responce, and if memory serves me (which it rarely does these days:)  50% had %50 viral reduction and 30% had 80% reduction. What was interesting was that these reductions HELD for many weeks. Not sure what good this would do except maybe getting ones viral load below the 400,000 level, thus increasing ones' odds of SVRing. There was concern about mutation. Here's a link to some info. http://www.fflt.org/ Seems like mumbo jumbo but who knows. jm

[The_Gent]

A number of years ago, I was involved as a volunteer (translator) in producing foreign language treatment protocol publications for privately funded international UBI trials in HCV/HIV. Although only a limited number of people were treated before the funding ran out, the results were worthy of consideration.

Below is a link leading to information relating to recent trials carried out in US under FDA exmption. You would not be wasting your time investigating this... It may not be a cure, but perhaps it may offer a toxin-free alternative to the drug-treatments???

I wish you all good luck in your search for information and a return to health.

WR

  http://cw11.trb.com/news/local/eveningnews/wpix-factfinderhome,0,6551865.htmlstory?coll=wpix-home-nav

(Click on "Cure for chronic disease" in the video window scroll-down menu.)

[mremeet]

Hey, your ride is here...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sIaxSxEqKtA&feature=related