Information on Hepatitis A, B and C

We have specially selected the following compounds to assist the body.

Compound 1 (which we call the destroyer) is toxic and within hours of being introduced into the human body breaks down into hydrochloric acid which is subsequently utilized by the immune system as a means to burn pathogens and germs.

Compound 2 - a gelling agent that stops the body’s laminin from separating, and on entering the body undergoes primary metabolism, destroying the outer shell of a pathogen. This causes the pathogen to lose weight / lose energy and become more vulnerable. The process is almost as if one is introducing a virus to the virus.

Compound 3 - (commonly known as the “nuclear factor K.B”), which is used by the killer cell in the white blood cell, regulates the immunes response to attack pathogens. As the primary cause of a weak immune system is inflammation, the compound acts as an anti-inflammatory to the white blood cell.

Compound 4 - is a parting compound whose function is to harden cells with a pH below 5, making them more solid and easily targeted by the white blood cells. This action results in the toxins being more easily removed from the body, and plays a major role in ensuring that the toxins do not damage any organs.

Compound 5 - was introduced to protect the heart, liver and kidneys from toxic compounds. We have found toxic ions like chemo, chlorite, and radiation damage the organs and the patient, whilst ridding themselves of the cancer cells usually die from organ failure. This compound is an excellent cancer fighting agent if used correctly and helps the liver recover quickly.

See the PDF download for the Dosage Table on Hepatitis and the various protocols.