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So I have a weird hobby of reading case studies, and today my curiosity lead me to wonder why colonoscopy doctors do not use UVC... (UVC is a specific waveleng
by saadalem 7y ago
So I have a weird hobby of reading case studies, and today my curiosity lead me to wonder why colonoscopy doctors do not use UVC...
(UVC is a specific wavelength of light of the UV band - think UV lights in clubs - it kills bacteria and is now used in hospitals to sterilize equipment )
...to cleanse the colon of both good and bad bacteria in the intestines in order to immediately cure patients with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) and Chrons, which are both caused by harmful gut bacteria that even the best probiotics unfortunately do not successfully treat.
(Which lead me down the rabbit hole...)
If you want to be as sick to your stomach as I am, here is the truth and I am happy to source over 8 case studies out of dozens on the subject which all say the same thing, UVC kills cancer cells as well as COVID-19 and also strong ionized oxygen can kill any virus on contact instantly. Those tiny tentacles of Covid 19 virus will be neutralized in a fraction of a second in contact with the ionized oxygen.
- vcanales 7y agoWhy “threaten” with sources instead of just posting them?
- Blahah 7y agoBy "over 8" do you mean 9? Please do provide those sources.
- objclxt 7y ago> UVC kills cancer cells as well as COVID-19 It kills any cell, it's not discriminatory. Oh, and UV-C is carcinogenic. Once you understand that you might appreciate why we don't just shove a UV light up a colon.
- javajosh 7y agoWell, everything is carcinogenic. Given that sunlight has plenty of UV-C, it's probably okay to expose tissues to it briefly. (Of course, this is one of those treatments that definitely needs careful study.)
- russholmes 7y agoUV-C is completely absorbed by atmospheric oxygen and ozone - none reaches the ground.