Thomas Kirschner

Yes. And he always seems to have a "special" recommendation embedded in his protocols – which makes me wonder if the main point about his whole website is not hidden affiliate-marketing. Go and search through his articles with that idea in the back of your mind and you will see what I mean. You will find very few articles/protocols on his site, that do not have that "special" link to a certain manufacturer embedded. Take the example of Rife machines: There are hundreds of manufacturers out there. But the only one that Webster recommends is not necessarily the best one. My hunch is, that it may be just the one where the manufacturer offered him the best cut. Besides that, I really don't see much on his whole website, that can't be found anywhere else, regarding alternative cancer-treatments. It's neither the latest nor the best-proven methods that he recommends. Most of his recommendations are of the well-trodden kind, and his site lacks - inspite of all the time it's in business - any kind of success-rating of the recommended therapies. Some may work, some may not. I was quite thrilled when I first discovered it, but after two days of reading any and all of his pages, I suddenly began to "see the light", and after that I wasn't so impressed anymore.

I am planning to go to India or Sri Lanka in the next months. Being a German student of the art of Rasa Shastra, my main interest would be to find a real knowledgeable Rasa practitioner with whom I could consult. Any ideas?