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.

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Lonestar823

I have a sister in law in Europe who told me she knew someone who had tried UBIT for hepatitis C and that this person had been cured. I was diagnosed in 2004 and of course I had spent hours and hours researching every snake oil cure in existence trying to get around the interferon and riba. For me there seemed no intelligent choice but the interferon and so I did it twice. I didn't believe my sister in law for a moment and recall being kinda huffy and impatient with her when she told the story. Looks like Grandma knows what she's talking about though. I googled UBIT and it is FDA approved for many viruses. It's been around for years and it's pretty cheap. Don't know if it can really cure hep but I'd like to learn more

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mremeet

FDA approved? That doesn't sound right. What is the source of this information grandma?

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