Hi Gail, this is the chap I was talking as out - Daddybob! He was the guy who told me off when I advised caution with MMS but later admitted (to the list) that he had serious problems...dee
Sent from my iPad > On 2 Nov 2014, at 19:02, Gail Naranjo <wanda85...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Hi Jason & group, > > In the early years of MMS we all seemed to jump on the bandwagon. Those of > us on various health/alternative lists I'm on anyway and we shared our > experience. Remember Daddybob, he was a regular of many lists I visit. > Anyway his personality is the type to jump in and as he often said, 'get er > done' He started having heart issues, and sorry I can't remember what they > were, but he attributed them to his MMS use. Others wrote in complaining > about heart palpitation after starting the MMS as well. It is something to > be aware of that is due attention. > > There was a guy on the MMS list I was on that differed with Jim about the > chemistry. He did believe in the use of MMS but at a different > concentration. I think that was his main difference. It's been years since > this this happened so might not remember exactly how he differed. Anyway, > some of the members on the list that were involved with the church were so > rude to him. One guy even called him a pharmaceutical whore. Sorry for the > language but wanted to give the direct quote. Whether this man was a > pharmaceutical rep or not, I do not know, but his behavior came across as > professional and polite, while the church members were blatantly rude, which > was a real turn off to me. > > I really know nothing about chemistry and certainly am not a pharm rep, just > a person with a chronic illness trying to recover. But I do know if you > have a viable, good product, it will sale itself. One does not have to use > ill manner tactics to make a sale. > > I have also notice when someone does speak out with a different opinion > regarding the safety, effectiveness, or Jim himself, they are not received > graciously. Not everybody frequenting these lists that speak out against it > are working for the enemy, which is usually the church response. In fact, I > think most of us here are people trying to find answers for our health > problems, the majority are anyway. And then some are also in some form of > alternative business promoting their business. > > Regarding Jim and his business: Anybody who is in an alternative field must > abide by the law of the land. People have been put in jail that I personally > don't think deserve to go to jail. For their own protection, they better > abide by the law or get out. > > Speaking as a customer of many different alternative protocols, I want to > have the freedom to be able to try anything that I think might benefit me. I > think if people would present their product with plain old manners and stop > the bickering, it would go a long way and we might be able to reach an > educated decision much sooner. > > Gail > > > On Sunday, November 2, 2014 11:13 AM, Jason <ja...@eytonsearth.org> wrote: > > > ...I agree Tony. Jim was dead wrong when he developed his initial > protocols, and may tried to tell him so. He not only ignored them, but > was quite belligerent, and he had absolutely no real training in > oxidative therapies. > > Then, of course, he changed his protocols, which are now much safer. > > In my opinion, ozone is more effective and certainly safer because the > exact concentrations that the body can safely tolerate are well > established by extensive research. > > ~Jason > > > On 11/2/2014 9:47 AM, Tony Moody wrote: > > Hallo AJR, > > > > Umm, Call me what you want. But most of my relevant credentials are > > alternate or > > complementary healing of one sort or another. > > > > I tried MMS at the lowest dose and it made me sick as a dog and it took me > > at least 5 weeks > > to get back to my normal self. There was absolutely no help at the time > > from the MMS group. > > I was not the only one, there had already been several and there were many > > after me who > > complained. We were all shut down and poo-pood and ignored. Then a few > > chemically > > orientated people chimed in and pointed out what could be happening > > physiologically or > > biologically. .. then Jim Humble changed his formulation to a much weaker > > solution or used a > > different acid or something. I'd lost interest in the MMS and the deaf > > bigots surrounding the > > concept. > > > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org > > Unsubscribe: > <mailto:silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com?subject=unsubscribe> > Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html > > Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com> > List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com> > > > >
