This is a good point...and I have heard of situations where the oxygen fed hyperbaric chamber has been an effective treatment for quite a few diseases and disorders to include Multiple Sclerosis.
Case in point, Ronnie Lane who was one of the founding members of the 60's band, The Small Faces developed MS and tried every treatment he could find and it was only when he found the chamber did he get any relief and actually started to get better. Here is an excerpt of an interview with Ronnie Lane that raises some very interesting information regarding the MS Society and other info. I will also provide a link to the entire interview, it is worth the read.... BOO: Well, no, it’s notall going to Florida. It’s all going to ARMS, to set up ARMS (In America). And Florida... Professor Neubauer is the doctor in Florida that has an HBO center. And, in fact, he’s the leading man on hyperbaric oxygen. LANE: He started it. DAVE: How long ago did this treatment come about, then? BOO: A long time ago! DAVE: It just hasn’t gotten that much attention... BOO: Well, what happened was there was a report made by a Dr. Fischer that was, I think, in 1978. That report came about (because) the MS Society hired Fischer to disprove Neubauer, and he couldn’t disprove Neubauer! I’ll show you a video in a minute. He couldn’t disprove him, and his report was completed in 1980, and it’s only just come out this year! I mean, what is it all about?! So, this whole concert is also a little bit of the rebel coming out of rock and roll! It’s not quite as straightforward! They know... LANE: One thing is for sure: there’s a bit more to this Multiple Sclerosis Society than meets the eye! Without a doubt! BOO: In thiscountry. LANE: Because they blocked going ahead for hyperbaric oxygen, and they’ve really got no right to because... BOO: They like the double –blind trial. Okay, they’re playing it super-safe. But, when ARMS was formed about six years ago... this is an English group of everybody who is fed upwith going to MS Society meetings, and they’re told "you’ve got a disease..." LANE: "...accept it!..." DAVE: "Leave it at that..." BOO: "You’re slowly going to become disabled. So, be a good boy now and go into your wheelchair, and make it easy on the people who have to look after you." That sort of whole mentality: "There’s nothing we can do for you." And that, to me, is killing somebody before they’ve even started. The whole "Action Research" is "Up you, MS Society!" And it’s all people and friends and relatives of people who have MS that started it. The person that’s going around now about hyperbaric oxygen, his wife died! Not from MS, but from septicemia, from bedsores. It’s disgusting, isn’t it? But, HBO helps the bedsores! It helps the skin heal. And, in fact, in Whipp's Cross Hospital and in Ascot, another hospital, they have HBO units where they put people who have bedsores into their HBO chamber, completely... Link to the entire interview.... http://www.the-faces.com/lane/1lane2.htm Now, as far as the Larneton goes...that stuff is bunk...too many discredits that I have found and read... Kevin Weilacher N.E. Ohio (Canton) ________________________________ From: Laura Beaudin <[email protected]> To: Grace M. <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Sent: Sat, April 17, 2010 2:01:50 PM Subject: Re: [TMIC] QUESTION ON LARNETON Not necessarily. While I do believe that 99.8% of all "cures" out there are pure bunk, Big Pharma has a lot fo pull and they go out of their way to discredit anything natural. Do you know that there's an actual treatment that can almost cure CP if the chold is young enough? Pure oxygen in a hyperbaric chamber. There was a big study done in Quebec, but because no meds were needed, just oxygen, they pulled the plug on it. While it was a double-blind study, it wasn't hard to figure out who was getting O2 vs. air...kids who were completely immobile were walking and talking. My roomate was a student shadow and her student was in this trial, but on the placebo. Parents had to pay through the nose to go have it done in another province privately. So yes, there are sometimes cures that people don't know about because the pharma companies go out of their way to discredit and bash them so that people mistrust. My first question to myself is usually, can it hurt to try? If there's riskm, then yes, I'd be weary, but if it's something that wouldn't harm me regardless, bring it on. Laura "You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." -James D. Miles- http://www.bananga.com ...empowering ourselves! On Practical-Homeschooling: 10 Free or Inexpensive Homeschool Options http://www.practical-homeschooling.org On 17/04/2010 11:53 AM, Grace M. wrote: > Hello Sue, > I've looked at the website and it appears to be just another snake oil cure. > If there were a drug or herb that was guaranteed to treat myelitis and > resolve symptoms, the medical community would have jumped on it. > Respectfully, > Grace
