Aaron Hartman, MD explains a blood filtration device used in clinic that micro-filters blood, exposes it to UV light and ozone, then returns it to the patient. He says it can process 4-5 liters and claims it removes autoantibodies and pathogens, potentially helping people with chronic infections and autoimmune conditions.
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Up to 4 to 5 liters.
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This is a really cool device. It's a type of blood filtration process. It actually uses micro filter to filter out your blood. Then it uses ultraviolet light and ozone to actually. It's almost like vaccination cord of your blood cleaning it out. It's almost basically like a way of electrophoresis, if you're familiar with that. It's, you know, when people have autoimmune issues, chronic gland mold, One of the things that happens, you get these viral infections in your blood. And so what can happen is these can create inflammation, activate your immune system. And so in hospital systems we'll use iontophoresis or plasmapheresis, where they actually take your blood out filter and put it back in. This is a device that I actually use in a clinic to do something similar where use the micro filtration process. It actually will pull out up to 4 to 5 liters of your blood, pulls it through your arm filters. It then uses UV light to kill anything almost to do like a vaccination kind of process. Then ozone to activate your red blood cell membrane so your blood flows better and then puts it back in your body. Really cool system. Quite expensive, of course, but one of the new technologies up and coming to be used with people with chronic health issues, autoimmune issues, particularly autoimmune problems, because it actually helps clear out the auto antibodies and part of autoimmunity or chronic infections. It actually helps clear those algae blood as, as well.