Spider Bite Treatment - Free and Effective

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Anna,

 

Wow, thanks for sharing this! :-) I often say that our medical profession

today is no longer governed by the hypocratic oath, but by drug companies

and insurance companies.

 

There are lots of cures, remedies and antedotes out there for many of the

diseases and injuries we face as a population. In fact, I wouldn't be

surprised if everything has a cure...but the drug companies would never let

that information be released as long as they are in power. Diseases such as

cancer and AIDS are HUGE economic money makers, so why eliminate them?

 

Sorry if I sound jaded, but I have very little faith in today's conventional

medical profession and I only *see* a minute part of what goes on behind the

scenes. It's truly a sad state of affairs.

 

Kelly

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Friday, November 19, 2004 7:40 AM

Spider Bite Treatment - Free and Effective

 

 

>

> A woman wrote to me about a doctor in Oklahoma that treated bites with a

> stun

> gun. I found his home number and called him. He was very kind and sent me

> his

> published articles on the subject, but more importantly, he told me what

> to

> do.

>

> I followed his directions and the intense pain subsided in about 2-3 days

> and

> after a week or so, the bite cleared up and I have no scar, no sign of any

> problem or that I ever even had a bite.

>

> Here's what you can do. Obtain a stun gun, imagine the bite sight as the

> size

> of a quarter. Stun yourself vertically, horizontally, and diagonally

> across

> the site once in each of the three directions for one-second bursts.

> That's it.

> The treatment is complete.

>

> The electricity changes the venom into harmless components that your body

> can

> easily eliminate. The doctor's research found that this treatment is used

> all

> over the world and is very common in countries where there are lots of

> poisonous snakes, such as the Amazon area of South America. In a pinch,

> you can use

> car battery, and he described farm workers in Mexico who were bitten by

> rattlesnakes. They used the car batteries charge on the site, and then, in

> a few

> minutes, went back to work.

>

> Years later, when I worked as a research scientist at the National

> Institutes

> of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, and I had access to the world's top

> medical

> and scientific computers. I researched this treatment. I found the

> doctor's

> two published studies that were very well documented, and taught how to

> use this

> treatment, and then I found 100 other studies that recommended NOT using

> it

> because it was dangerous. I read many of those studies. They were ALL

> funded by

> drug companies that manufactured vaccines and antibiotics. They have a

> huge

> vested interest in making sure that the public and doctors don't have this

> information.

>

> Anna

[Guest guest]

>Wow, thanks for sharing this! :-) I often say that our medical profession

>today is no longer governed by the hypocratic oath, but by drug

>companies and insurance companies.

 

Kelly,

Your sure right on what you wrote.

The Dr's have their hands tied. The with attorneys that advertize all the time,

it shoots up their malpractice insurance.

The Dr's have to go along with the insurance co. So they are unable to treat

people the way they use to.

The drug co's won't and don't want to reseach new drugs, as they make more money

by not curing the people.

The whole thing is very sad.

Thanks and Hugs Nancy

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

--- " Kelly Beers " wrote:

> Anna,

>

> Wow, thanks for sharing this! :-) I often say that our medical

profession today is no longer governed by the hypocratic oath, but by

drug companies and insurance companies. There are lots of cures,

remedies and antedotes out there for many of the diseases and injuries

we face as a population. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if

everything has a cure...but the drug companies would never let

> that information be released as long as they are in power. Diseases

such as cancer and AIDS are HUGE economic money makers, so why

eliminate them?

>

> Sorry if I sound jaded, but I have very little faith in today's

conventional medical profession and I only *see* a minute part of what

goes on behind the scenes. It's truly a sad state of affairs.

>

> Kelly

 

 

Hi Kelly,

 

I couldn't agree with you, and many others on this list, more. I love

the way that you put it so succinctly about doctors these days. They

are really run by the drug companies and insurance companies.

 

There are quite a few who refused to do this. Luckily for my husband

(a dentist) he was going to seminars with really great groups -who

instead of teaching/sermonizing to the doctors on how to make the

changes with the insurance companies (back when HMOs & PPOs first came

on the scene) work and how to " just get in line and take their

medicine " ... they talked about just telling them " up yours " and

running their businesses as they wanted to. It meant informing the

patients about what was *really* going on and why he doesn't belong to

any PPOs or HMOs and why they must file their own claims or just pay

out of their own pocket for quality dentistry dictated by a dentist

and not by the agendas of the insurance industry (read 'pockets of the

insurance industry').

 

The funny thing is that he did not lose patients over it. They wanted

the better care and are still coming for more.

 

You do not sound jaded at all --you sound bright to me!

 

That is of course why I am here on this list... so many wonderful

people and minds on this list.

 

Oh yeah, got a great web page. I think this guy is brilliant. I've

started to pass this around to people in hopes that they can see the

" other side " -what I consider to be the true side- of real health. I

suggest starting with his intro page and one of the " chapter " articles

called " The Last Resort " (both of which I find pretty hard-hitting

--love it!). Just wait till you read some of the other stuff!

 

http://www.thedoctorwithin.com./index_fr.html?content=content.html

 

Just got a huge compliment from a young girl (25 years old) on

Wednesday -she was asking a lot of questions/very friendly. Turns out

she thought I was 27 years old and wanted to start up a friendship

with someone in the area (new to the area). She found out I had 2

kids and I am 40 years old. She was shocked --and so was I!!

Needless to say --I consider her my bestest friend now!

 

I attribute it all to staying away from doctors & medications, not

listening to any media, eating well -no processed foods/lots of good

water, getting outside, working hard and smiling a lot! Not a whole

lot else needed IMHO. (Okay, I am learning that I can use some other

things like Butch's oregano and other's expertise for the coming

middle-age years. Wonder what it's gonna be like. Hope it goes as

well as the first 40 have gone!)

 

Andrea