Hi Tracy, On Mon, 13 Nov 2000 21:47:44 +1300, "Nick Grant" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Have you actually read her book or did you read the info off the internet? Yup, I have her books (some of them -- I think there's one about HIV I don't have). I heard of the books on the 'net, but there was no detailed info when I needed it. I've bought about 10 of "The Cure for All Diseases" to give away to friends. >I shall read up on the Rife info and see what I think of that. >I don't quite get what you mean about viruses and depression/obesity. They >(the medical profession) drug depressed people up to the hilt , and it >saddens me that they have no answers. No, they have no answers. But last summer there were reports in the mass media (local newspapers, TV, etc.) about it. These were "official," AMA-type research reports, not alternative medicine stuff (which rarely makes the mass media). To me, this means the drug companies are eyeing these markets for vaccines. (Woe unto those who use the vaccines.) It's also possible that these announcements are intended to derail people's thinking about alternative medicine. >If only they looked upon it >holistically, they might get somewhere. I think they are clutching at >straws saying it's a virus that causes depression. Years ago they blamed >chemical imbalances in the brain as the cause of depression. Now new >evidence is coming forth from reputable sources that it's the depression >that causes the imbalance, not the imbalance that causes depression. I doubt that they can say one way or another. What can be said is that the depression and chemical imbalance occur together. Now they're finding suspicious virus residue in people with clinical depression/chemical imbalance. BTW, the reports also say that schizophrenia could also be caused by a virus. >Certain temperaments are more prone to depression than other types. Genetic predisposition? Same as for sugar/alcohol/diabetes, etc.? >Circumstances can cause depression - loss of a loved one etc. Circumstances can trigger depression *in some people.* In others, similar circumstances don't cause depression. >As for >obesity, why is it mainly found in America and industrialised countries? >Don't they have parasites everywhere else? That's not true. Just about the only places where obesity isn't often found are in places we send food because much of the population is starving or has rampant diseases. >The immune system is very complex. Granted, alot of diseases we are seeing >now are immune disorders ,but look at the big picture. Vaccination, >zenoestrogens, diet, chemical onslaughts, you name it we do it. Parasites >are only part of what helps it to break down. I strongly suspect that parasites are a result of the breakdown, not a primary cause. I agree with you that poor nutritional habits, along with bad medicine, are the primary cause of the breakdown, and the parasites, which have been in our environment all along, take advantage of the breakdown. At the same time, it's the parasites and their residue that actually cause the most harm and accelerate the breakdown. BTW, parasites include microscopic worms, flukes and fungus. > But in all honestly, I have not read her >work extensively, or that of Rife, so I shall make it my pursuit in the near >future to do so and get back to you. Please do. Both Clark and Rife make absolute statements -- something like "in every case of liver cancer there were worms and in no case were there worms without cancer." >Just another thought - when you said that Beck's machine caused weight loss, >without exercise etc, does it alter metabolism in any way? I have no idea. These are anecdotal reports from other people who've used the blood electrifier (or bioelectrifier). -- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moyn (CDP, KB0ZDF) -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
