”Your message is ignorant.” That’s your comment about my post. Let’s see how you interpret it now that I’ve applied your message to your post (above). Definitions for those who find them usefull: ignorant...uninformed ...........uninstructed ...........unlearned ...........[from the Latin ”ignorare” not to know] message....a communication sent from one person to another written or verbal ...........an inspired utterance ...........[from the Latin ”mittere” to send]   [End]
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I didn’t say God built the Ark by hand. I said you bring in God as the cause of something everytime you run into a brick wall. Maybe that’s what you don’t want to hear. So when the dove came back, Noah rammed the Ark into a mountain and waited for the water to recede so all the animals could walk down the gangplank two by two. How did he know where to guide the Ark to where the water level was low enough so that when the water receded there would be level land? Not every animal has the agility of a cat or mountain goat. They would get killed on the way down wouldn’t they? That woul ...
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The Theory of Evolution is like the system(s) of Alternative Medicine* because they (both categories or concepts) are both based on principles of science that are laid out on the table to be either proven or disproven. The METHODS used to test the assertions, as well as the RESULTS obtained by using the methods, must be easily, readily OBSERVABLE by anyone. Whereas, just to give one example, the creationists and those who thrive through the current, corrupt, Cancer Industry** which makes millions of dollar$ on the backs of suffering families, don’t provide you with OBSERVABLE methods a ...
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God made it possible for all animals to get into the Ark. And then God made it possible for the bacteria to disappear from whatever rotted vegetation was left when the land dried so they didn’t all die from food poisoning. And God made it possible for the Ark to dock somewhere all the Ark inhabitants could get out safely and get down the mountain. So as long as you have God you can give any facile explaination you want. The problem there is that there isn’t any proof required, but it’s interesting to read.   [End]
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The doctor and nurses did you a favor. Your 4th sentence (This abortion....clearly used for birth control reasons.) from the bottom of your post would get an A for grammar but below average grade for (grammar) usage. Someone that doesn’t understand what birth control (in spite of posts here with detailed explainations) means didn’t graduate from college. That’s something understood by people way before college (and by many people who didn’t go). And so you wonder about motives and vested interests--perhaps you should have asked about the medical personnels’ research interests when yo ...
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This is not an attempt to make you change your mind. But to people like myself, writing 3 sentences above about Gleevec (or any therapy) does not demonstrate the total understanding you said you had. Does it to you? You have thoroughly studied this because you have your life in your hands, but you can’t give one reference even, to a Gleevec study on the internet which helped convince you? Like the other post, if come across Gleevec related material I’ll post it ( under here), especially if it relates to the hospice study. Based on what I’ve read about studies on chemotherapies and ...
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.............................CLAIMING CLAIRVOYANCE?.................................. ” I bet if the unborn could vote, ....surely the vast majority of unborn human beings would vote for life.” Don’t bet your life savings on that. Are you a mind reader? There are pro choice posts here who don’t believe the anti-abortion (pro-life) individuals have any capability to read minds (of any kind). Or don’t you read those? Why go along with this anti-abortion (pro-life), popular sentiment unless you know you are a mind reader yourself ? Does most of the anti-abortion (pro-life) memb ...
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Sorry to see you go, although I would reread the previous posts (if I were you) as there is a lot of truth there for you to see. This is important for you to know. I don’t know how much you have learned or knew about the different Alternative Medicine systems before you started, but from your post it sounds like you don’t know very much about the conventional method you are about to try either. I would caution you to ask and find out from your oncologist how many patients he has already treated with Gleevec, WHO WERE DIAGNOSED WITH YOUR PARTICULAR CONDITION, and ask him if you coul ...
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I’m glad you are finally using healthy, non toxic methods. It is really great you (both)stuck to it for 5 weeks. So now: her energy is up a little CA up also, though is despondent lost weight lost appetite Besides saying this is weird....what’s your (both of you) theory on this? Which one comes closest to your theory (of what happened)? At this point in time: A. ”We thought 5 weeks of natural treatments would be enough to negate the side effects of 6 months(?) (I don’t remember how many it was) of a few chemotherapies and maybe other drugs, and that she would stay the sam ...
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Give examples of the insulting part. Explain why it’s insulting.   [End]
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Isn’t Alan Guttmacher an M.D. who graduated from Harvard and appears to have research interests in genome research. I like to know how you think this might figure into his institute work and the publishing of your genocide article. If you look his name up on the internet you’ll see the following is an example of his reseach interests. ”Physicians in the era of genomic medicine will have the opportunity to move from intense, crisis-driven intervention to predictive medicine. Over the next decade or two, it seems likely that we will screen entire populations or specific subgroups for ...
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I hope your kidding. It sounds like someone tore an article out of a paper, handed it to you and you typed it on the net. Did you read it?? It is full of fallacies. They tell me, fallacies are arguments that may sound logical, but are not. I’m not disputing the numbers you present as empirical evidence (although you did not provide info as to how the data was analyzed). But I have read from other sources other than yours that the Black or Negro population is declining while the Hispanic population is increasing (especially with illegal immigration). So I can see how abortion wou ...
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It’s worth repeating.....Great minds think alike. (....now to purge all the comments we don’t agree with...:)   [End]
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Here are your 3 responses to the initial post where you are explaining your question to Atalanta on how an unwanted pregnancy should be carried to term if the man wants it. 1.”I do know how a child is created and I agree with the first top three statements, but I disagree with the last two. When I said that a woman should be able to raise a child on her own I was talking about all those women who shout about womens rights. How many times do I have to say it.. If a woman is screaming they want to be treated the same as men then they should be able to support themselves and not have any hel ...
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I think there is a more fundamental difference between your side and the other side than changing the subject, name calling or criticizing parents. The things complained about in your post. So the same question isn’t asked over and over hundreds of times, here’s a different one: Do you think the following statement is True or False? Could you give an example to illustrate your point? ”Humans are conscious and are made of cells; therefore each cell has consciousness.”   [End]
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Unlike some of the other anti-abortion (pro-life) posts on this forum at least one of your posts said that you would favor abortion if the life of the mother was at stake. That condition and that condition only. I read your reason for that. What I think after reading all the posts here is that pro-choice (pro-abortion) find what they think is true by a different path than your side. I would like to know what your reasons would be for thinking the following statement to be either True or False along with an example: ”Since the team could solve the problem so easily, I assume that e ...
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Pro-choice (pro-abortion) and anti-abortion (pro-life) people do not agree on the important issue of when an embryo or fetus becomes a child. Nor do they agree on who has a right to make that decision. Do you agree so far? The reasons each side uses to make their arguments are completely different. Each side has endless reasons to list for their cause, as anyone can see by reading this forum. So I think rather than ask ”which side are you for” a more important question would be ”what logic are you following.” Rather than ask the same questions and get the same answers, my ques ...
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No one mentioned this in this thread so I will.* Kids need supervison when using the zapper. They have to be by you so you can watch them. Don’t let them use it (placing under the foot, holding the handholds, or using wrist straps) by themselves. Dr. Hulda Clark (Ph.D), the originator of the zapper, said this. Why: 1. the zapper is a very sensitive instrument .....don’t let them play with it, push the buttons, shake and toss it, sit on it...etc. They will play with it because there isn’t any harm coming to them from it and they are not able to see that it may harm the way the fr ...
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Charging money.... for doing nothing? I think that is a good reason to turn away from Allopathic medicine. Even if the Allopathic and Naturopathic charged the same, you’d be rid of your problem, or most of it with the Nautropath. Whereas with the Allopathic you’d keep returning with another symptom (for treatment). So it’s not all the same. The problem with making a comparison with Naturopaths is that most are not wholistic. You’d be better off in the long run with a wholistic Naturopath for those who can afford it. I’ve talked to wholistic practitioners and the things they rec ...
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You must be a newbie in the price comparison department. Keep comparing prices in the allopathic vs naturopathic methods for the same things (ailments) and you’ll see how much less, non toxic, naturopathic methods cost. Keep in mind some naturopathic doctor are so in name only. Just because they call themselves naturopathic doctors does not mean they follow the non toxic, whollistic tradition. You have to know what that is, first, yourself. Then pick a naturopath according to that. Don’t just go by titles. Go by substance. Those alternative practitioners and naturopaths have bett ...
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Professor Edzard Ernst, in the third paragraph, says a slight headache and a low probablilty of stroke means you should not go to a chiropractor for your back. But in the same paragraph he did not condemn chemotherapy which has a high probability of both (headaches & stroke). (..and innumerable blood clots, something not causd by the chiropractor..) definition for whom its usefull: innumerable...not able to be numbered ..............countless ..............numerous   [End]
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When you add the cost of supplements and good water filters per month and contrast that with the cost of chemotherapy, X-rays and any necessary surgery(s) for cancer victims, a person can see that belief is all those victims will get from those conventional products that they use for their cancer. The more you pay, the more you believe......so true...given how exorbitantly expensive it is, can you imagine how much a chemotherapy patient believes in chemotherapy? They even use that as a defense for why it’s so good. As in, ”I’m going to take chemotherapy because it is so good, and i ...
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...........Do You Always Do The Same Thing NO Matter What The Situation?............. Say you lived at/near the North Pole. You would immediately put on a snow parka before going outside (of domicile/house) wouldn’t you? Are you going to stand around, think, and wait for a while, even a short one, before putting on your snow jacket? Suppose, while you were wearing your heavy snow jacket outside, you were picked up by an airplane and dropped off in the middle of the Sahara Desert. Would you still think it’s a good idea to keep wearing the snow jacket in the Sahara? Isn’t the second ...
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...created with a little ”Photoshop” ..or similar software..   [End]
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Here are some you will have to read about/see which is closer/better for you. The alternative programs that are followed for degenerative diseases where everything goes wrong, like cancer, get much better results, healthwise, than what you are doing now. If you are in excruciating pain after a year of therapy plus the threat of a paralysis coming back is more than enough to let a reasonable person know things are not getting better, but worse. They are giving you steroids just so you can get around/or not vomit, that is not a sign that a healthier you is just around the corner. Or in t ...
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I’ve heard they have made a differentiation between appendix cancer and colon cancer, have the oncologists told you why, other than location? A sarcoma? In order to understand the cancer survival statistics yiuy are looking for, you need to know how those 5 year survival statistics were derived. You or your friend cannot take the figures you see in charts for conventional therapies literally. If you do, you will be way off and far from the truth. To see what the numbers mean, and if your friend has graduated from high school, ask her to read ”Questioning Chemotherapy” by Dr. Ralph W. ...
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.........................keep putting the puzzle together.......................... It’s sad that people will wait for the pain of shock before deciding to come face to face with their conditioned (learned) prejudices, although this is what most people do. They do it simply because the prejudice against natural medicine/healing is not unveiled and talked about by teachers in school(s) (or by parents), the place where one would expect to get a grip on one’s own prejudice(s) in order to examine it later. 1)Here is a debate that goes to the heart of your issue. If you prefer a convers ...
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All of CureZone is probably not all cut from the same cloth. And even if they were, they decided to present some articles of interest for a minority (my guess) of their readership. After all, we all like to read stories that support our ideas. Although some people will see that forum (urine therapy/article) and think less of CureZone, so will others who see some other forum whose theories they disagree with and therefore leave. There’s plenty of other forums to find some disagreement with--there are over 80 listed in the Support Forums column alone. If you droppped off or excluded som ...
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A man and woman have sex. All possible outcomes: 1) She gets pregnant. ...They both want a child. ...They decide to have the child. 2) She gets pregant. ...Neither one wants a child. ...They decide on abortion. 3) She gets pregant. ...She wants the child. ...He doesn’t. ...They decide on an abortion. 4) She gets pregant. ...She doesn’t want the child. ...He does. ...They decide on an abortion. There isn’t any double standard or fakery, here. That some people (women) who are in favor of choice when it comes to abortion would not ask the man’s opinion if they did ...
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Great post. Enjoyed your others. Liked the link on unwanted children, as that is how they are treated no matter what country they are born in, except in the US they look better on the outside while they suffer internally. Most of the anti-abortion (pro-life) people project their own feelings about themselves on to the fetuses. Someone posted that it would be good if the fetus could vote on whether or not it should be extermined. These same people would be against any fetus rights if the fetus spoke up (and disagreed). The civil rights of the fetus would come to an end quickly if th ...
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:( .....PREJUDICE..... ..........How strangely blind is prejudice, the zappers’ greatest foe! ..........It never fails to see the wrong* but naught of good can know. ..........’Tis blind to all that’s lofty, yea, to truth it is opposed, ..........Degrading things will ope his eyes, while good will keep them closed. *the missing investigative permit   [End]
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Suggest to your friend that he/she find an ADD alternatives support group on the internet and read up on how others have solved similar problems, and problems worse than those they are having now. Taking prozac is just the tip of the iceberg. If the parents of that child are waiting for their doctor to tell them the prozac prescriptions for their child are not working any longer, that won’t ever happen. If their doctor suddenly said that, then there are hundreds of pills with thousands of possible dose levels that he would start using in place of prozac. So they would be kept in the ...
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”As I understand, only an M.D. may preform such research and that particular M.D. must be approved by the FDA for doing such.” My general comment is that if the FDA meant for you to understand just that, then it would appear to put a cloud on any kind of reasearch done by anybody else, other than an M.D. It is not clear, at all, what category of research they are referring to that can only be done by their approved medical doctors. Or why. There are many people doing research, biologists, engineeers, others in other science and non science fields. There’s research in the legal field, ...
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lol :) ...i drink water for investigational and research purposes only to see how it affects me over time...   [End]
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If others like the FDA, who don’t like zappers could sell the idea they were harmless placebos they would. Otherwise why the ruckus over something that is harmless unless you thought you could get a judgement in your favor that way? A person only has to look at the number of times a radiation oncologist tells dying cancer patients they’re going to get palliative radiation as a placebo, and people pay for it, yet you don’t hear the FDA suing radiation oncologists for using useless placebos. Why not? Placebos are things that don’t do anything. People paid for ”pet rocks” (literally), ...
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”What I find hypocritical, is that on one hand you ”Bash” the FDA, and government agencies, when they encroach on your beliefs, then turn around and ”Applaud” them for raiding Parazapper.” Here is what I think you are saying: That either the FDA is all good or it’s all bad. There isn’t ANYTHING really contradictory about speaking out against the very prejudicial views of the FDA towards something they deemed belongs in the Alternative Field of Medicine, while at the same time keeping an open mind that some people out there will see alternative treatments as a way to make a quick buck ...
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It is interesting to think they can put a gel in your mouth to strengthen your teeth. I assume fluor means flouride ion? Does the article say that in the exchange or sharing of electrons, the flouride ion bonds to the outer surface of the teeth? I have read so many negative things about the reactive flouride that I wonder what compound it forms in the teeth.   [End]
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Where (places?) is it written that an investigative device must have a permit? In what context and when and for whom were those rules passed? Maybe someone knows more about this in some general sense. If people are going to pass laws about what you can experiment with before you experiment with it, that would be to condemn something before you can try it to see what actually happens. Why do they need to remove equipment in order for a permit to be purchased? It appears, in my opinion, someone has a need to condemn before the facts are in view. Did people like Edison need a permit t ...
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Trying to get in all approaches that one is familiar with to use on their cancer is what almost every single person I know started to do as soon as they learned they had cancer, or or after they they were fed up with the horrible side effects of conventional cancer therapy. Don’t try to put together your own cancer recovery protocol overnight, or over the next few months. This has already been done by highly educated individuals (either doctors or scientists) who have spent their entire lives or 20-50 years developing, refining, and taking the bugs out of their protocol that might grow c ...
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Dr. Hulda R. Clark, Dr. Donsbach, Charlotte Gerson and many others will be giving talks at the Health Freedom Expo Convention from Friday, February 24 - February 26, 2006 in the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. See their website for location and click on Events then on the Expo link: http://www.longbeachcc.com When you get to the health freedom website, http://www.healthfreedomexpo.com it will list all the speakers for each day and their topic. Some speakers will talk on 2 of the days like Dr. Clark (Global Illness), Charlotte Gerson http://www.gerson.org), and 3 d ...
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This may help To answer the part of your question on the Clark zapper go to: http://www.dr.clark.net Then click on ”Testimonials” on the left side. Then click on the first numbered testimonial on the left. The first one is on prostate cancer and how he was able to bring down the PSA in 20 days back to normal. As for testimonials from people on CureZone try searching under related words here, like ”zapper testimonial.” This may also interest you as far as getting more information on what its about and results, Dr. Hulda R. Clark (Ph.D. - N.D.) will be giving a talk at a conv ...
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I’ve read lots of CZ stuff but I haven’t gotten to reading the plate zapping yet. I just had a look at the page, thanks for the encouragement. I’ve already told people I know to get audiotapes of convention talks they want (as I will).   [End]
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In case some interested parties haven’t heard Dr. Hulda Clark (Ph.D., N.D.) will be the featured speaker, along with others, at the Health Freedom Expo being held in Long Beach, CA on . . . . . . . . . February 24 - 26, 2006 . . . . . . . It will be held on the last Friday, Saturday and Sunday of February, 2006 in X-Hall B/201-204. For the location of the LONG BEACH CONVENTION and ENTERTAINMENT CENTER see website: http://www.longbeachcc.com For the website of Health Freedom Expo and events information see: http://www.healthfreedomexpo.com ...
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Millions and millions of TV believers and watchers couldn’t all be suckers could they? ”One woman said she stopped using her drugs based on Trudeau’s advice, and suffered a terrible seizure. A man said his tumor grew larger after he relied on Trudeau’s book. He [KT] claimed calcium could cure cancer.” Hahahahaha. The sentences in the quotes are what pass for evidence among those tied to the TV (with an invisible umbilical cord). Just take one sentence out of context from each person’s story and paste those together to get a completely different story. (Why bother finding out from ...
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I did not see the 20/20 show on KT. However, as with other things or events on past TV shows in the past, if what he says is so inconsequential, as unimportant as grains of sand on the beach, why bring out the big guns of 20/20 type shows that draw in millions to shoot down small things like flies, mosquitoes and bits of sand (or natural cures)? If its all so common sense, then everyone who has common sense knows about it. If they choose to use it or ignore it, it’s up to them, why worry? Do you honestly think that shows like 20/20 are worried about what results you get from using so ...
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:) Congratulations on your test results. ”Man’s mind, once stretched by a new idea, never regains its original dimensions.” ...............Oliver Wendell Holmes ...................US Supreme Court Justice   [End]
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Here is a bit of science that might help. The liver flush did not directly create or cause the bladder infection. You probably know, lots of people do liver flushes every month and don’t get those infections. When you kill off a bunch of parasites, you have lightened the body’s burden in cleansing itself. It has less of a load to worry about, and then that leaves it able to direct its energies to doing something else useful in the body--like mounting an immune response to fight off a low grade infection you may have had. For you it was the bladder, for someone else it may be more gen ...
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I came across this information on the ”JAMA Clinic” in Sarver, Pennsylvania (16055) at 589 Ekastown Road. Phone: (724) 353-1100 Fax: (724) 353-0333 Ask for office manager. The Clinic combines the finer aspects of approaches as a result of years of study with such respecsdted researchers as Dr. Harold Manner, Dr. Ran (Sutherland), Dr.Deumer and others. Treatments offered: A multi-faceted metabolic approach, which included: oral chelation; Chinese herbs, coffee enemas, detoxification, Dr. Manner’s protocols--high dose vitamin A and C; enzymes, Essiac tea, herbs from the rainfor ...
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. . . . . . . . .Have the majority of people overcome fibromyalgia?............... I think a lot of relatives will get angry if told this however true it is. Most people think that if they can’t see the pain it doesn’t exist. And most people function at a low level of ego development (immature). For most people the person lying in bed with a high fever, maybe vomiting, will generate feelings of sympathy, questions as to what happened, how is he/she doing asked in subdued tones. But someone who clearly knows they are feeling awful and/or wants to kill themselves, and is sittin ...
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” So I tried many types of bowel cleansing (all natural) but after 3 days so many toxins are flushed out and I lose back the weight and strength that I have built up.” You say your wish is to get as much information that would be helpful to you as you can for helping yourself recover or to be better prepared to ask your questions at the next doctor’s/consultant’s visit. Read all the problems encountered by those who did a bowel cleanse at that forum, bowel cleanse FORUM. Many people encountered problems, they did not keep stopping after 3 days. There are reasons people stop after a v ...
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[An interesting quote from the news article, ”Dogs have an extraordinary detection threshold as low as parts per trillion, he said, ”and the key is whether technology can develop such a device.”] People of low intelligence would want to do something at high cost when the same thing could be done instead at a greatly reduced cost. Why would the average human being have any desire to pay for a $2.5 million hi tech scanner (mentioned in article)through current high scanning costs (and high health insurance premiums) when the same discovery of cancer can be made at an earlier stage, and a ...
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So true! And don’t forget, since January is in the midst of the flu $eason, the reverse of what you said can be done also--make the ILLEGAL, legal. It’s amazing that with the scrutiny of the FTC and the noble purpose of the FDA, that neither one sees anything being rigged, when Congress passes law(s) to prevent vaccine maufacturers from being sued in court by the people they have devasted/killed. They want it illegal for those attacked (healthwise) to attack the attackers back. (They simply refrain from calling such actions a felony. Keep everyone in a happy mood...so no one wi ...
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K. Trudeau talks about health based on the natural laws of science. You don’t need medical training for that. Like anyone who has done a science project in the 7th grade can attest to (ie. like one on bacteria and cleanliness in health) readily. You need a reminder that facts stand on their own. Since you don’t appear to think much of Mr. Trudeau’s character remember that the VALIDITY OF A FACT does not depend on what you think the veracity of the person is, who is repeating that fact. The facts (..road to health..) K.T. points out have proven true over centuries of use, and trial and ...
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..further information.. I personally know someone who takes 20 ORGANIC flax seed oil capsules at each meal (3X a day). There isn’t anything bad/wrong that occured because of this. A change that was noted was that the person stated it was easier to have a bowel movement. Sometimes a comparable amount of the bottled, liquid fax seed oil (ORGANIC) is used at lunch in salad instead of the oil capsules. (..has been on this regimen for about a year..built up to it over a year previously..) The amount of capsules you take for maintenance is dependend on how much you weight. I believe it is ...
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Try not to be so general when you make your points. While it makes for some interesting reading you can’t convince many of the value of what you say. Take your point #2 for example. What IS medical advice? What constitutes medical advice? You didn’t really say. This is something people talk about all the time. What kind of advice falls into the category of medical advice (for you)? If I tell someone to go to the store and get an aspirin for a headache is that medical advice? If someone (Jack) who isn’t a medical doctor tells someone else (John) he could use an aspirin does that ...
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I think everyone has given you thoughtful advice based on a lot of experience with the liver flush and colon cleanse. Here comes a suggestion I wish you (both) would consider. Take the reading material that was suggested to you in the other post and ask your daughter to read the desired amount to you. You both will be getting something out of it. Make time to allow this to happen. And she will make time to read it. Reading something and understanding the directions, even though they seem simple, is a critical skill that needs to be developed on her way to becoming an adult. Gr ...
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:) Congratulations. You and everyone else who uses the laws of natural science to heal ought to be commended, rather than the rest of the world who simply do what everyone else is doing for cancer. Reasons for the additional growth in lung: A. Another very real reason for the additional growth in the lungs is that the body may not have enough resources, initially, to attack all cancerous locations in the body at once. (ie. not enough natural killer cells) B. Certain organs like brain and heart are given priority by the body in its schedule of healing because of their importance ...
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Since your oncologist wants to talk scientific evidence, where’s his scientific evidence? Somehow when I read your last post I overlooked a conclusion you can draw from it. 1. You can continue on your merry way and eat and sleep the way you have always. Do this and you will die in 6-8 months. OR 2. You can have some body tissue removed by surgery and add chemotherapy. Do this and you will die in about 2 years. Conclusion: Do damage to you body and you will live longer. Are you looking only at the last 2 or 3 words of the second sentence of each section (1. & 2. above) w ...
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Since the oncologist didn’t give the names of any of his patients to call, who were in your situation, I assume they all died. Why go to him? Seek out those people who survived. That’s the group that has hope for you and the group to learn from and the group to ask how they felt about their treatment. See if you can tell for yourself if they are telling you the truth. So he thinks anyone who gives their view that Alternative medicine has hope for improving your health is a liar, does he have any evidence? Name calling is something that children do, that they are supposed to grow o ...
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I looked up Hays on the internet. The Hays I found talks about food combining. His book is listed under prevention in that forum’s recommendation. I agree with the essence of the message that our food should be our medicine and I agree that different developers of natural healing methods have found different ways back to health that, very benficially and cleverly, do not attack the human body. This is UNLIKE the complete chemotherapy path to so called health which does attack the body by infusing the tissues with poison. (So many others have figured out the way back to health except for ...
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Ask yourself why doctors and oncologists of all types who did not study the science of nutrition would make pronouncements on nutrition? Do you think it is logical to trust nutritional advice from someone who knows next to nothing about recovery obtained by changing the metabolism of the body? People who want to blindly follow along with whatever is commanded by their oncologist don’t care about the quality of advice they get from them on nutrition. They don’t care that doctors and oncologists have about 1 hour of training in nutrition only if they seek out the instructors who teach i ...
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I enjoyed the story except for the facts it left out. One of which is that the alternative treatmets he was flooded with did beat the cancer. The cancer was separated from its blood suppply from the body. It stopped growing. Could not spread any further. It was not reproducing. It was encapsulated. (This also happens in the Hoxey treatment.) However he was convinced by those who convinced him (not by his alternative practitioner) to have the dead mass removed. The natural method advocated by Alternative Medicine was to allow the body to absorb and eliminate it like it does anyth ...
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I am sorry to hear your mum is feeling so poorly. Here is the post in case you missed it: Click on p.41 in this forum and scroll down about 1/4 of the page to ”e-n-e-m-a Ok!?/example.” The URL inside the post is: http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=254&i=4843 This is special organic coffee. It is not any coffee you can find in any supermarket. 99% of coffee in the supermarkets is full of pesticides for one thing and you will put thi(pesticide) directly into the bloodstream if you buy from the regular market. PESTICIDES IS ONE OF THE TOXINS YOU ARE WORKING TO GET OUT OF THE CAN ...
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American companies have been prosecuted for having fenfluramine in their weight-loss pills. How interesting. Fenfluramine is the Fen part of drug phen-fen which left heart damaged people and lawsuits in its wake. The company(s?**) invloved changed their name so no other prosecutions could follow. Gee, I could figure that out. :) Must be bad for business to be under suspicion from consumers. Is the British fenfluARMINE of your article the same as the American fenfluRAMINE? I’ll tell you what I thought. I thought they were the same. Because Chinese medicine does not kill off pe ...
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To learn about the coffee enema simply click on the blue link in your post. To learn where to buy the coffee (Canada): http://www.sawilsons.com Bit of humor on the enema by Dr. Moss: http://www.sawilsons.com/e4enema.htm Check website: 1 lb - $6.99 5 lbs. - 29.45 10 lbs. - 59.90 20 lbs. - 109.99 over 20 lbs. (free shipping) You can do one coffee enema yourself, without the 3-4 glasses of juice. This will help relieve some of your stress by increaing your available energy. Everyone who has a difficult time convincing someone of it’s true merit ought to do what you inten ...
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You say some things that aren’t entirely accurate however I’m going to answer the essence of one of your questions in the next to the last paragraph. I am paraphrasing it: ”Can I talk to someone who used laetril therapy?” 1.Here is one person. Sandy Holt Washington, U.S.A. (on Western Coast) Phone number: (360) 808-3108 (add international code from UK) She did not go for liver cancer specifically, but Breast-Piaget’s Disease (cancer of the nipple or underlying invasive cancer)-used Gerson and Laetrile Therapies. The probabilty is high that this person used chemotherapy or r ...
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I feel this article presents only one point of view, and a narrow point of view at that. There are millions and millions of people, like the mother in the story, who died years and years before their time because of the therapy they received from the hands of their conventional medical doctors, people who never went to an alternative practitioner. Yet there isn’t any massive investigation into the results conventional medical doctors get. Each medical doctor is not investigated 11 times in 13 years in regards to their results with their patients the way that particular naturopath wa ...
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It’s like someone wrote in the Kevin Trudeau forum, you need a certain amount of intelligence where you can arrive at the point that you can do things in a certain sequence. And understand why they need to be done in that certain sequence. Millions of people cannot do this and will fall by the wayside through their own ignorance. The many women in UK and US who had their healthy breasts surgically removed as a prophylactic measure (because DNA tests showed they had a certain gene for cancer...possibly in the future) are in the ranks of those millions (of people). It should appear o ...
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I don’t know where one of the better places to get that juicer from would be. But some of the people here most likely would. (I guess the one you have must be a spinning basket/centrifugal type of juicer made very popular by Jack LaLane--I’m not familiar with the name moulinex). If this round of chemotherapy ends around the middle of December that would seem to be good news. Be sure to read to her all the comments and suggestions people here make to the questions you need answered. If your current doctor gives her a rest break before starting some other destructive and hard-to-bear t ...
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stress - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Being the sole executive(s) who decides which alternative treatments that not only must be made to fit into your mum’s routine schedule, but also must meet with her approval, has got to be a very stressful experience for you both, especially for you. Not often mentioned. But your feelings of discouragement have been felt by everyone here who has been put through the wringer while helping a cancer patient/victim help himself. While she has been blinded by what she considers the high technology of health, chemotherapy/rad ...
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Relay to your mother that she is doing 1/2 of a therapy by not doing enemas. It’s not so much that the older generation that has a problem with it, it is her LEARNED attitude toward enemas. This is the attitude of everyone in the younger generation too who never heard of the scientific basis for it. It happens to match their doctor’s attitude. And doctors don’t want to hear anything about or have anything to do with those (useless) enemas. Have you asked her if she bothered to ask what the naturopath doctor you go to said on this? Was it negative? If so, how much has he read abou ...
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I assume you are quoting them in the context they said it in and in that case it would have been more honest to say there isn’t any one treatment, including theirs--PDT, which will reverse stage IV cancer on its own. However, it sounds more expensive than ozone treatments at home and you mentioned money as a concern when discussing some of the other treatments or juicers you were considering. I don’t see how a person with that stage cancer can be healing when they are working :( 8 hours a day. I think it must be a compromise between juicing 12 to 13 hours a day and having someone ...
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Are you saying everybody knows it? Or are you saying no one knows it? If it’s the first, you fail to list those things that you claim everyone knows. How about it? Perhaps I misunderstood, but if it were true that the book is a rehash of what everyone already knows, then why isn’t everyone acting on it? Since it’s so obviously true to everyone, what mental obstacle is keeping them from doing it? The people who visit CureZone and the circles in which you travel are not the ONLY people in the world. They are a tiny percentage. Most people have not heard it on TV. And for most people t ...
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I read your e-mail from Dr. Tangent and like a lot of the people he quotes he is good at quoting but not reading. Reading requires comprehension. And having a degree from college puts upon him a responsibility to have acquired even more comprehension than the average person who does not posses such a degree. However, neither he nor the persons he quotes can comprehend what they are reading, much less apply it! It would take pages and chapters of writing to overcome all the facts taken out of context and over generalizations, so I’m going to take one. Tangent offers a definition from ...
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Here’s something you can do right away. I have read on some posts (& heard from people..) that although more labs are doing the kind of testing you requested, you still have to send your green/stone/stuff to certain labs for the correct test(s) to be done, in order, to be sure. Otherwise they’re not done, or not done correctly. Post the names of the 3 labs here that you used. The name should be on the lab bill you paid to get the test(s) done. That way people who have used the same labs can affirm or deny your same experience. It depends on the training of the technician in the lab ...
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You still don’t provide evidence for your sensationalism description. I didn’t say the book was based on sensationalism, you did. You are continuing now what you did in your first response to my post. YOU began talking about sensationalism, when I asked you for examles, you then began talking about sales techniques without giving examples of what you mean by either one. And in the process you think you provided empirical evidence. (lol) Under what conditions is sensationalism the same (or different) from sales technique? You are the one using generalities like sensationalism, n ...
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Reread your paragraph that starts,”Thanks for the help I will pick the words I like...” What your posts have shown, especially your recent one, is that you can pick out adjectives from a list and type them. You haven’t proven anything. Your adjectives are not tied to anything in the infomercial or the book and consequently cannot be shown to be true or not true. What you, #1211, and others who agree with you do, is to pick out descriptive adjectives that you like and apply them to Trudeau’s book without offering any proof (of the truth of those adjectives or statements). Just because ...
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The appearance of K.Trudeau on infomercials is sensationalism to you. What evidence do you list to back this statement up. I didn’t see any. Why don’t you amuse and surprize the readers here with some? According to what you posted, you feel that people who watch the infomercial on TV, then buy the $30 book, then go to a website similar to CureZone to read the details on how to carry out the (body) cleansings Trudeau talks about, to learn what result(s) to expect, is vulgar to you. What if a lot of people don’t agree with you? They may believe that knowledge comes from experience ...
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I don’t know where you got most of the information from but it sounds like the type of facts I heard during grammar school and high school. Everything was laid out perfectly for you in class, in the textbooks, and in encyclopedias. Data or information that did not fit the known facts, or the current hypothesis, was not mentioned. People (either in the news or in history) who presented contradictory or different views (on some fact/hypothesis) were dismissed as being too few in number for their views to have any validity. Or some fact(s) a few students in class would bring up that backe ...
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Everybody, or each person is in a different stage of health. It would be helpful to know under which condition the berries, for instance, are to be used as everything in Gerson is there or not there for a reason based on past clinical experience with patients. Which condition: 1. relatively healthy person 2. not well, not healthy 3. seriously ill, like cancer..   [End]
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