Quote (DieTryin' @ Aug 12 2011 10:56am)
Yeah, let's keep doing "real research", we seem to be so successful doing that.
The fact that Dr. Young has an over 90% success rate reversing type 1 and type 2 diabetes should impact research tremendously, and most certainly does deserve to be mentioned for people. He has saved more lives then any pharmaceutical company. It's funny when ever something goes wrong with these doctors specializing with natural therapies the whole country hears about it, but when they do shit right which is most of the time, no one hears a single word.
I've already answered this question in post # 78
It's funny you mention "buymagicphpills.com when everything we do when we get "sick"(lol) is take a magic pill. And red meat does kill not only babies, but humans in general, shit is toxic, should be banned with fast food and dairy trash.
Yes, we are. The average life span keeps increasing, and real medicine has been shown many times to be successful at treating all sorts of problems with the body.
The fact that Mr. Young
claims to have something should not impact anything at all. If every random person's claim impacted research, we'd never get anywhere, as we'd be too busy looking into shamanism, zodiac signs and the best methods for crafting effective healing rosaries. That's why Young's credentials came up, by the way. If he wants to be taken seriously, he has to prove that he's more than just a nobody before anyone will even consider his ridiculous claims. Having nothing but a bachelor degree isn't very convincing.
Post #78 is worthless, I'm afraid. All but one of the links go to "phMiracles", which is laughable for obvious reasons (that is, proving that Young is correct by showing quotes where he says "I'm correct"). The only other link is to some random person's story that Young cured her herpies, HIV and cancer in one fell swoop by making her eat some Arm&Hammer baking soda, and is also one of Young's websites.
I mentioned "magic" because I find it funny that you get all your info on a site called "miracle", which is basically synonymous. I suppose it shouldn't be surprising, giving Mr. Young's religious inclinations, but it's certainly hilariously bad for his credibility. And yes, believe it or not, we get sick. Did you know animals get sick too? And even plants? But hey, I'm sure it's because every living organism on this planet just eats too many McDoubles with a large Coke.
This post was edited by russian on Aug 12 2011 12:40pm