With your BFB, I would choose a killing preset as you want to eradicate this stuff. Then do supplementary healing on another generator which you can put together. Choose an empty shell preset for Healing, Got to your Programs tab and type in a couple of items you want to work on - no longer than 4 hours maximum in duration and get that up and running in conjunction with your killing preset. Also, you can use your accessories and use the correct preset for each relevant accessory. So, as an example, for Cold Laser you can try Shell/Empty Presets/Spooky Cold Laser (L) - JW and then add your BFB results and do the same for the PEMF, Remote, Contact, etc.
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