getting past their MD dependency is the hard part, right?

[Guest guest]

Contradicting the MD indirectly - that is what struck me about this

post. It reminds me of the story of a Martial Artist and Sports

Psychologist I know who had a bad encounter with a psychiatrist who

was bleeding the money out of one of his patients for years, and how

he fixed her with a EM and EP techniques within minutes.

 

My questions are: Why risk getting in trouble with the MD?

Friendship? Or is there higher criteria involved?

 

And when that special day comes which you mention below, how does one

stay " under the radar? "

 

Anthony

 

On Aug 30, 2007, at 2:16 AM, docspeed2001 wrote:

 

> creative_energies , coachdrgridley wrote:

>>

>> I get weary of hearing of acquaintances who keep getting knees

> replaced

>

> Yep.

>

> I was told by a very reputable MD that I needed a knee replacement 12

> years ago.

>

> I still have that knee, and for a man that daily whomps the " caca "

> out of clients that love that sort of stuff, I do pretty good with it.

>

>> and having surgery for carpal tunnel (alleged) and symptoms similar

>> to your friends complaints.

>

> Yep.

>

> Even vitamin B6 (500 mgs a day according to L. Pauling) treatments

> will CURE most carpal tunnel symptoms.

>

> Let alone the use of the hairbrush, or the use of the Jo Cristi

> twisting technique.

>

> Simple stuff that literally takes under 2 minutes.

>

>> We are being brainwashed daily to believe that only pharma and

>> MDs can heeal us. Quel crock!!!

>

> Yep.

>

> And I do " imagine " the day when even suggesting what we know to be

> true is valid might cause us to be seized and thrown in jail as

> violent criminals.

>

> Cool, hunnn?

>

>> When I know the person well enough, I

>> offer

>> my help as well--if they are willing to give it a try and blow

> their minds.

>

> Yep.

>

> Today I was in the Talent Truck Stop eating a 1/2 Chef salad, and the

> old cleaning lady (73 years old) comes up to me and gives me a big

> bear hug and thanks me for helping her out about a year ago.

>

> She could barely walk. Knees were painful.

>

> Her right hip would not hold her weight.

>

> So I just nochantly gave her 3 things to do on her own that would

> work.

>

> She told me how her husband was incapacitated and she was able to

> move the hay by herself.

>

> I was impressed.

>

>> What the post is about to me is the great conspiracy to put money

> into the

>> pockets of conventional " health care " while robbing not only the

>> pockets of users, but their self-reliance/knowledge of self-healing

> as well.

>

> I know what you are referencing.

>

> It's the same reason WE ARE REGULATED to wear seat belts. It's the

> same reason WE ARE REGULATED to wear motorcycle helmets in most

> states.

>

> It's the same reason that 2,000 years ago the Chinese government took

> away the Ping Fa from the people and gave them 3 philosophies that

> would dumb them down so they would not revolt.

>

> History is neat, is it not?

>

> Thank you Sue for your words.

>

> You know, don't you, that most people will NOT believe what you've

> said, and might even leave this list because it was brought up and

> they'll deem it NOT patriotic?

>

> Just like 2 people left this list today already. Interesting.

>

>

>

>

>

> " Energy is all there is! " ~ Donna Eden

>