Cure for cancer and AIDS?

[Cakes]

I came across a webpage today that had a very good explanation for why people get cancers and diseases and the page also had a very good way to get rid of those problems.

The page said that cancer (and other things, like AIDS) happens because the body is invaded by microbes and the microbes release growth-regulating hormones (like we all do, plants included). The hormones that the microbes release make our cells grow badly though.

The chemicals created by the microbes poison us in all sorts of ways.

The microbes can be killed by "zapping" them with electricity (the same way that ionizers work to eliminate odor, they electrify the air and kill the air-borne microbes).

The site I was looking at sells the "zappers" and books with instructions on how to make your own "zapper".

The logic looks good to me and i've yahoo'd it with many results.

cancer+cure+electricity (http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=cancer+cure+electricity&ei=UTF-8&fr=ush1-mail&x=wrt)

you could try "your problem" instead of "cancer"

[groo]

Err, no. The electric shock gadgets are nothing but a con job taking advantage of the desperate. There is no medical evidence they work, there is no anecdotal evidence they work, and repeated lab tests of such garbage devices for different "purposes" all failed testing miserably.

Build your own if you want, but don't waste your money on useless junk to fill some unscrupulous leech's wallet.

[Cakes]

Ionizers most definately do kill microbes by electrical shock.

[Cakes]

The Aids cure reminds me of the way that beneficial nematodes kill the other bugs in our gardens (actually this is a common tactic).

Nematodes bite the bug and transmit a substance that turns out to be bacteria; these bacteria are able to work inside the body of the bug and use the bug's own (defenses/substances) against him. The attack is tailor made for each species of bug infected. It's almost like the bacteria "venom" is an anti-anti-immune system agent.

if an anti-anti-immune agent is keeping your immune system disabled then killing the bacteria (or whatever) that made the a-a-immune agent seems like a good idea. and maybe you would have to clean out any residue of the agent's remains..

[Cakes]

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