Anonymous Scientologist
Patron
I've been reading a lot of postings in various places about how dangerous the Purif is. While people site medical experts about the toxicity of high doses of vitamins, especially niacin, I have never heard of anyone being hurt from doing the purif. I never heard of anyone dieing while on it except possibly someone who may have had a heart attack from running on the treadmill.
I have done the rundown twice, both times of long duration and I don't believe that I have been harmed by it in anyway. Of course only an autopsy will tell for sure and I'm not planning on having one anytime soon. I still take niacin everyday and usually enjoy the full body flush. I don't know if I am running out radiation but I am hoping that it is helping to keep my arteries clear.
While on the purif I heard firsthand of many miraculous things that occurred with my sauna mates but never experienced any miracles myself. I did feel healthier both mentally and physically when I was done, but exercise, sauna and vitamins can do that for a person, whether it is done on the Purif or just on your own.
So I was wondering if any of you exes who have done the purif feel that you were harmed or helped by it or if any non-Scn critics have any proof that the program is harmful. As wacky and scientifically unsound as Ron's research may seem to be, could there actually be something to it. From my personal experience it seems possible. What say you?
Thanks,
Anonymous Scientologist
I have done the rundown twice, both times of long duration and I don't believe that I have been harmed by it in anyway. Of course only an autopsy will tell for sure and I'm not planning on having one anytime soon. I still take niacin everyday and usually enjoy the full body flush. I don't know if I am running out radiation but I am hoping that it is helping to keep my arteries clear.
While on the purif I heard firsthand of many miraculous things that occurred with my sauna mates but never experienced any miracles myself. I did feel healthier both mentally and physically when I was done, but exercise, sauna and vitamins can do that for a person, whether it is done on the Purif or just on your own.
So I was wondering if any of you exes who have done the purif feel that you were harmed or helped by it or if any non-Scn critics have any proof that the program is harmful. As wacky and scientifically unsound as Ron's research may seem to be, could there actually be something to it. From my personal experience it seems possible. What say you?
Thanks,
Anonymous Scientologist