Rmack
Van Allen Belt Sunbather
In the end, this is a matter of what you *want* to believe, you either believe in the conspiracy from big pharma with everybody involved, from affiliated doctors, universities to hospitals, or you believe in some quacks trying to sell their local brand of shit or you believe both have their right to exist.
You understand that my friends exhausted their options with mainstream medicine first, right?
I just called up my friend Art and grilled him on time, place, from and event. Apparently the chemo was a couple years ago, and the treatment she was receiving up till the bomb was some kind of prescription. He doesn't remember what it was, but I'm going to find out. This was after they drilled a hole the size of a broom handle in her chest to drain the fluid, as the cancer was on the lungs.
The doc who prescribed this was flabbergasted that his pill worked.
Also, the timing was pretty good. It's been three and a half months since the conclusion of the bomb, though she still takes a few seeds a day, ground up. On ice cream. She says she's in constant danger of overdosing!
I have seen too many examples of quackery by some circles opposed to classical medicinal practices. A brilliant example of this would be those that oppose vaccination. Vaccination has made the smallpox disease practically extinct, a large variety of sicknesses that befell earlier populations are practically unheard of in western countries or can be prevented: polio, measles, rubella, mumps, scarlet fever, tetanus and many more that contributed to more than double our average life spans if compared to 100 years ago.
And then there's those that even say antibiotics don't work and are harmful etc... yeah right.
My friend Kieth, who is a physicians assistant is against some vaccinations, like the flu shots going around. He says the mercury based preservatives in them have been causing a large percentage of very negative reactions.
I think the argument against antibiotics is that overuse can breed super bugs from the few mutants that survive. Also with not completing the regime of the whole bottle. Most docs agree with this, and their instructions follow this.
This exactly is the reason, why every time I hear of someone claiming to have found the magic cure to something my alarm bells are ringing. If I were to be ill of cancer, before I would consider going exclusively with some not scientifically accepted agent to fight my condition, I'd check out the studies about this remedy as to who conducted them, who financed them, and whether the information is trustworthy. Have you done this with the studies that go pro or contra Laetril? I would, it's nothing less than my life that was at stake here.
Yes, I have studied the pros and cons. Hell, I've read everything I can get my hands on for over a year now. If this is a circumstantial coincidence of some kind, it's a hell of a good one! It's definitely enough to cause me to recommend it to people who have exhausted their options.
And finally, as my bud Art will no doubt agree, who will probably lose his land now;
ITS A LOT FUCKING CHEAPER!!!!
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