After so many years of seeing patients, your background,  I am sure your 
personal use did and does lend to credibility. Self affirmation is always 
provides best experiences.  :)

I know a gal who was for almost 2 decades overweight.  Obviously, she began 
taking meds for HPB.  It wasn't until her "doctor" advised her she was in the 
beginning stages of diabetes that she began to lose the tonnage. 

Curious to know, will you make a MMS recommendation to your patients.

bbanever <[email protected]> wrote:     Carol Ann,
  
      No, I just wanted folks to  know that my testimonial was not contrived, 
and hoped that by stating my  profession it would lend some credibility to the 
message.
  
     
    ----- Original Message ----- 
   From:    Dan Nave 
   To: [email protected] 
   Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 8:00    AM
   Subject: RE: CS>MMs hoax or    cure?/Forgot to mention
   

   *I*    am better looking than Einstein...
    
   Dan

             
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     From: Carol Ann      [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008      7:48 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject:      Re: CS>MMs hoax or cure?/Forgot to mention


     
Well, I guess, from your perspective,  your experience makes      you smarter 
than Albert Einstein. 

bbanever <[email protected]>      wrote:                            I am a 
medical professional, having an OMD        degree and have been in practice for 
over 32 years.  
                -----          Original Message ----- 
         From:          Carol Ann 
         To:          [email protected] 
         Sent:          Saturday, January 12, 2008 5:47 PM
         Subject:          Re: CS>MMs hoax or cure?
         

What is proof?  Einstein himself declined to answer          that question with 
specificity.   Max Planck, a noted          physicist said......
"new scientific truth does not triumph by          convincing its opponents and 
making them see the light; but rather,          because it opponents eventually 
die and a new generation grows up that          is familiar with it"........

MMS either works, or it doesn't. If          it doesn't the person current 
state of health may not require it -          presumption is that health is 
good.  This is what is called          clinical observation. 
Seems to me we have one of the best clinical          observations occurring 
right here, and elsewhere, on other MMS          forums.  Some responses have 
been excellent, if not extraordinary          when all else has failed,  some 
mediocre, some subtle and          uneventful.  No double blind studies, 
everyone is an equal          opportunity participant. 

No profit driven scientific entity is          going to do double blind studies 
on a .50 cent substance to provide          "proof" one way or another.  

sol          <[email protected]> wrote:          Well,            all 
the remarks made about how great it is sound like            
unsubstantiated statements to me.
Viewpoint is everything. I'll            check back in on MMS in 5 years or so, 
and 
see how users are            doing.
Until then, it is just chlorine to me, and not anything I            want to 
put in 
my body.
sol

Stephen Rose wrote:
>            I'm sorry, this is not a viewpoint. It's just a bunch of 
>            unsubstantiated statements. I suppose it could be the result of a  
>           
> viewpoint. This person has obviously done no research or had            any 
> personal experience. You should take it for what it's            worth.
>




Regards, Carol Ann ~ The only thing that is different is how you think..
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html
       
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