694 Feb 07, 2018 10:06:12 PM EST Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: ee33a6 No. 300473 What if CURES already exist? What about the billions (public/private/govt) provided to fund cure dev? Sheep. These people are sick! Q Here's the demon who ended Royal Rife's career.
Enter Morris Fishbein - Secretary of the American Medical Association (1924-50) and Chief Editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association. His rise to power began by labeling natural healers (particularly Native American shamans, midwives, and chiropractors), as “quacks” and members of an “unscientific cult”. He also campaigned against cannabis and herbal medicine (Hoxsey Therapy).
Essentially, Fishbein sought to dominate the field of medicine by discrediting anything he could not directly control. In 1939, he tried purchasing the exclusive rights to Rife's technology. When Rife rejected his advances, Fishbein was ruthless in his pursuit - even offering legal assistance to Phil Hoyland to sue Dr. Rife for sole ownership of the company. A tragic and lengthy lawsuit ensued.
Whereas commercial production of the ray-beam devices had ceased completely during the Great Depression, the 1939 trial put an end to any proper, scientific scrutiny of Rife's frequency therapy. Moreover, the legal bills bankrupted Beam Ray Corporation. Dr. Rife eventually won the lawsuit, but unable to cope with the stress of the suit and the loss of his company, Dr. Rife turned to alcohol.
Fishbein continued to use his power within the AMA to halt any further scientific evaluation or studies of Dr. Rife's work.
Thanks for responding.
I've been relatively low carb for years now, but pure carnivore for 6 months. T1D is an oversaturation of glucose in the blood, but not from dietary glucose nor from insulin resistance. Those are the causes of type 2, which also become complicating factors for many type 1s over time.
Rather T1D stems from the inability of some cells to use endogenous liver-produced glucose, which is normally taken up as the preferred fuel by certain cell groups in the lymphatic system. So even when I fast (recently did a 5-day water-only fast which proved this out), I will get high blood sugar without insulin.
So far I haven't found anyone with the answer except for Dr Faustman (faustmanlab.org), whose treatment has been stonewalled and is currently unavailable. But I'll keep asking, and will discover it eventually. Again, thanks for responding.
Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) and cinnamon may offer additional benefits in glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity.
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Very interesting. Thank you. The ALA is a good thing for me to look into as well.
I used to regularly sprinkle a little cinnamon, without measuring, on my morning oatmeal back when I wasn't carnivore. At that time I didn't notice a significant effect, but I wasn't really tracking results then. Now my diet is so uniform and no-carb that I'm sure whatever effect cinnamon has will be quickly observable. I'll probably wait until a few weeks after my PEMF sessions before giving it a go. Thbanks again.
If this helps turn it around I'll let you know. Much appreciated.
I would just use caution with dosage, it can be toxic in higher dosage for extended periods.
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I see, so would you be willing to take in small amounts of cinnamon? Not too much as it can be toxic. Let me know if you would like the clinical reasoning.
Very willing as long as I understand it, and after my own diligence as to safety. The clinical reasoning will help me understand the experiment and be aware of factors that might interfere. I'd love to hear the clinical reasoning. Thanks.