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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / October 2006cure for cancer supressed since at least 1930
Remember when you could buy colloidal silver in the drugstore? (Do a search.) Ever hear if Rife? He found a cure for cancer in the late twenties. Why does the AMA resist the cure? Money. My name is Dave and my step mother had cancer. Why are doctors so arrogant? Why are people willing to die because of what a doctor says? Because they're ignorant idiots. > Remember when you could buy colloidal silver in the drugstore? (Do a > search.) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Why are people willing to die because of what a doctor says? > Because they're ignorant idiots. It's funny the AMA can suppress it in the other 200 countries in the world, innit? Funny how now the AMA has just found that viruses can cause cancer. Rife knew that in the twenties. > > Remember when you could buy colloidal silver in the drugstore? (Do a > > search.) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > It's funny the AMA can suppress it in the other 200 countries in the world, > innit? > Funny how now the AMA has just found that viruses can cause cancer. Rife > knew that in the twenties. He could see them with his supadupascope, couldn't he? There's unfortunately more than one born every minute Then why do his freq work 100 percent of the time in my test group? Where did the person get the data for the 100 percent fail rate? > > Funny how now the AMA has just found that viruses can cause cancer. Rife > > knew that in the twenties. > > He could see them with his supadupascope, couldn't he? > There's unfortunately more than one born every minute > Then why do his freq work 100 percent of the time in my test group? > Where did the person get the data for the 100 percent fail rate? Let's see your data, rather than your polemic. Then we can judge Data overview. Model E Bio-Active Frequency instrument Test subject adult female Diane; staff infection in lower leg after knee surgery severed the lymphatic system. 3 times a week keeps the wound closed. When subject does NOT use the Rife machine, the wound opens and puss flows. When subject uses the Rife machine, the puss stops and the hole closes again. 100% of the time so far. Test subject adult male Dennis; rotten teeth. Subject suffers from infected gums. When subject uses the machine the swelling goes down and the puss stops oozing from the gums. 100% of the time so far. Test subject female child A. Suffers from bad acne during 'that time of the month'. Use of the Rife machine clears up the acne, and prevents the acne when used the week prior to her period. 100% of the time so far. Of course these three subject have only been treating themselves with my machine for three years. Now then, when, how long, how many subjects, which machine, and did the subjects use the machine properly to achive your 100% failure rate? > > Then why do his freq work 100 percent of the time in my test group? > > Where did the person get the data for the 100 percent fail rate? > > Let's see your data, rather than your polemic. Then we can judge > Data overview. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Now then, when, how long, how many subjects, which machine, and did the > subjects use the machine properly to achive your 100% failure rate? That's not data, sonny, that's anecdote. But I guess it would be a waste of my time to explain the difference anecdote [an-ik-doht] -noun a short account of a particular incident or event of an interesting or amusing nature, often biographical. You find the summary of my data amusing? Did you want the scaned notes sent to you in jpg form? Sonny? Your at least 72? (Given that your the same age as my dad.) I guess you really can't teach an old dogs new tricks. > > Data overview. > > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > That's not data, sonny, that's anecdote. > But I guess it would be a waste of my time to explain the difference > anecdote [an-ik-doht] > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Sonny? Your at least 72? (Given that your the same age as my dad.) > I guess you really can't teach an old dogs new tricks. I don't find it amusing at all. I find it pathetic. Publish your "data" in the peer-reviewed literature is you want to be taken seriously Nice anecdote. > > anecdote [an-ik-doht] > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Publish your "data" in the peer-reviewed literature is you want to be taken > seriously > Of course these three subject have only been treating themselves with my > machine YOUR MACHINE? So this is spam, then. P.S. How did your adult female Diana get a staff in her leg, and how did the staff get infected?  Signature"...by March 2000, President Clinton informed Congress he could no longer certify that 'North Korea is not seeking to develop or acquire the capability to enrich uranium.'" <http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/northkorea/nuclear.html> > Remember when you could buy colloidal silver in the drugstore? (Do a > search.) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Why are people willing to die because of what a doctor says? > Because they're ignorant idiots. In my experience Rife has a 100% failure rate. I remember when cough mixtures had opium in them (just) I know for a fact doctors are not as ignorant or arrogant as most , if not all, of the alternative posters on this ng MIKE > Remember when you could buy colloidal silver in the drugstore? (Do a > search.) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Why are people willing to die because of what a doctor says? > Because they're ignorant idiots. It's worse than that. The average American is absolutely ignorant, but the leaders of our institutions and agencies are so driven by greed and power they suppress any sort of open market in medicine where a non-toxic remedy could be discovered. Something drastic has to change. A great book, btw, to read about many natural, non-toxic alternative therapies that were suppressed through the years is "Politics in Healing", by Dan Haley. DMSO, Rife, Hoxsey Formula, pH therapy - A real eye opener, and written by former congressman. Dr. Krebbs says 7 apricot seeds a day (which contain B-17) and you will never get cancer. I believe it 100%. I don't have to live with that fear! AMEN! > Dr. Krebbs says 7 apricot seeds a day (which contain B-17) and you will > never get cancer. I believe it 100%. I don't have to live with that > fear! AMEN! You're deluding yourself. If you live long enough and don't die of something else, you'll get cancer. J > If you live long enough and don't die of something else, you'll get cancer. Did all that, now planning to die of something else entirely. :) Signature"...by March 2000, President Clinton informed Congress he could no longer certify that 'North Korea is not seeking to develop or acquire the capability to enrich uranium.'" <http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/northkorea/nuclear.html> |
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