Introduction to Bob Beck’s Discovery Claims

Bob Beck explained the following in his lecture. Here is the structured summary of what he said.

Bob Beck introduced his talk by stating that he was sharing personal opinions from his 1998 presentation at Global Sciences in Florida. His central claim was that a “rediscovery” made in 1990 at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine represented one of the most significant medical breakthroughs of the century. According to Beck, researchers discovered that applying 50–100 microamperes of electricity directly to human blood could neutralize viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and other pathogens by altering their outer protein layer.

He emphasized that such pathogens would become unable to bind to human cells, unable to replicate their RNA or DNA, and would instead be eliminated naturally through the body’s excretory systems.

Beck claimed this mechanism presented a universal solution for infectious diseases — yet was suppressed, undocumented, or ignored in mainstream media.