sci.physics.electromag

john wrote:

>On Feb 12, 6:08 am, Peter Bowditch wrote:
>> john wrote:
>> >On Feb 11, 7:59 pm, Peter Bowditch wrote:
>> >> john wrote: >> --
>>
>> >> >I have actually used a 'zapper'.
>>
>> >> How unfortunate for you.
>>
>> >Unfortunately, to actually learn about things,
>> >you *do* have to go into the field.
>>
>> >On the other hand, if you want to be
>> >indoctrinated into a way of thinking, you better
>> >not stick your nose out into the real world-
>> >it *won't* match your delusions.
>>
>> I have no delusions about zappers and the vermin who promote them.
>>
>>
>>
>> >John
>>
>> --
>
>Have there been any real medical studies
>to determine the effectiveness of zappers?
>No?

Of course not. Do you think that the promoters of these frauds are
ever going to test them to see if they work? They generate deposits
into bank accounts and that is all the "medical" evidence needed.

>Hmm.
>Maybe there are other vermin around who
>like to charge old people hundreds and
>thousands of dollars *every month* for pills
>that make them zombies, interact with each other
>and end up requiring them to be permanently hospitallized.
>Perhaps those people don't want actual clinical trials
>on zappers.

These people (if they existed) would love to see clinical trials of
zappers. Properly conducted trials would show that zappers do exactly
what zappers do, which is nothing, and the world could then move on
and leave the fraudsters behind.

>
>Have there been any double-blind studies on zappers
>showing them to be worthless? Can you point to even one?

Have there been any double-blind studies on zappers showing them to be
useful? Can you point to even one?

>
>Buy a zapper. It costs $100. I don't claim it cures
>all cancers-

Hulda Clark does.

> once those puppies get going good, the
>knife and radiation is probably your best shot- but
>aspirin doesn't cure cancer either, and neither does
>penicillin.

Has anybody ever claimed that they do?

>
>My father pays four times that *every month*
>for various pills that he "needs", according to the doctors.

Why not take his pills away and refuse to let him fill his
prescriptions. Get back to us after the funeral.

>
>Who are the vermin? Where are the *billions* donated to
>cure cancer? How many are dying from drug interactions,
>overdoses, wrong prescriptions?

Too many.

>
>Look at people over 30 years of age.
>Healthy?
>Or going down fast?
>
>Watch TV.
>How many ads do you see for drugs to cure your cold,

None, because only quacks claim to be able to cure colds.

> make you
>lose weight,

The only one I have seen recently came from a quack who used to lie on
her books and web site about her qualifications and the university she
got them from.

> get your cock hard?

None where I live.

(I assume that you aren't talking about those late-at-night ads for
telephone sex services.)

>
>Who are the vermin? The Pharmas, Peter.
>
>Peter, peter, peter.............
>
>By the way, I work with MS patients, and one
>of the two I mentioned earlier that zapped for
>a few months was talking up a storm
>last night. Very unusual- he hadn't talked for years.

If he keeps zapping he will have eternity to keep not talking.

>
>No lie.
>
>
>John

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