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i'm glad we're in an age where bleach enemas are discussed like it's a normal thing on social networks
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They can't say "cure?"
What's the point of jamming things up your butt then? For fun?
Eh, I have less of a problem if adults kill themselves by doing stupid shit. My only problem is when adults force children to do it. And you really can't legislate stupidity, people are going to be morons whether you write a law about it or not.In a just world surviving family should be able to sue the fuck out of these people when their loved ones die because they scourged their innards with bleach because they have Lyme Disease. But adults are allowed to kill themselves with stupidity. If we can't ban 500 pound people from eating themselves to death at fast food outlets, we can't prevent people from refusing scientific approaches to medicine and eating peach pits in the place of chemo when they get cancer.
If you need constant advice on how to evade CPS then you have no business reproducing.Funny you should mention that, a big part of their forum is advice on how to evade CPS.
Anyways, so this wonderful person who helps me out took a trip and met with fellows who use mms, they said it could help me out too. I began at one or two drops each hour for eight hours. At first this seemed fine, but now I'm having some really bad headaches, nausea, dizziness, that started sometime after a day following my usual regiment, including the spot that's always hurting on my right side hurting even more and I'm still finding myself very bloated at times.
Colloidal silver is a suspension of submicroscopic metallic silver particles in a colloidal base. Long-term use of silver preparations can lead to argyria, a condition in which silver salts deposit in the skin, eyes, and internal organs, and the skin turns ashen-gray.
Well, at least they've found a cure for all those pesky bacteria in your colon and rectal cavity.Well now, I decided to join a closed MMS group on Facebook so I could expose their bleachy horror to the sunlight of the internets. And I think I've found another cow, in the form of Carlos Galindo Navarrete, an engineer and HR professional who now has his own business selling pool bleach to the credulous to ram up their arses. He admins this group and says that if it doesn't work, it's because you're doing it wrong.
My Spanish is extremely wonksome but I'm pretty sure he's a conspiracow as well. He has loads of anti-Zionist anti-Illuminati anti-NWO pages all over his feed.
Here's some horror for ya:
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Yeah. Not taking the full course of antibiotics is how MRSA spreads. It's called evolution.
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Living water? You mean water that's crawling with pathogens and unfit to drink?
The other admin, a she-hippie named Taylore, thinks that the entire medical profession is false:
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I'm now going to dive into the comments which looks highly autismal. Wish me luck!
You can't legislate, but you can document for when these people become headline news and try to establish mental incompetence instead of narcissism and reckless endangerment of a child.Eh, I have less of a problem if adults kill themselves by doing stupid shit. My only problem is when adults force children to do it. And you really can't legislate stupidity, people are going to be morons whether you write a law about it or not.
I'm torn - becoming really sick, especially in a way that will require surgery, amputation, chemo and other harsh treatments is terrifying and expensive, even with insurance. Such people are easy prey to con artists who manipulate them with fear and hope. People who just want to clear the Aspergers out of themselves or their kids via caustic bleach enemas definitely don't evoke the same level of pity or understanding as someone who is facing a fatal condition.Eh, I have less of a problem if adults kill themselves by doing stupid shit. My only problem is when adults force children to do it. And you really can't legislate stupidity, people are going to be morons whether you write a law about it or not.
It's like the whole "mucoid plaque" thing that was big in the early 2000's. Long story short it was something that the detox people were going on about how this was causing health problems and unless you're pooping three times a day after every meal, you're constipated.As far as I can tell, the basis for rope worms comes from the mucus and intestinal lining that comes from anal inserted enemas. In Volinksy's paper (which is the origin of this whole rope worm mess,) it's stated that rope worms are only found in enemas. Most sites that mention curing rope worms talk about removing them with at home enemas.
(since rope worms only come out of people's asses, it really solidifies the intestinal lining theory to me.)
Tape worms probably have a basis too, since they can be long and rope like in appearance like these rope worms. They're less slimy, though.
I remember how they would always talk about how Elvis's colon was full of 30 pounds of fecal matter before he died. And that it was that which killed him.It's like the whole "mucoid plaque" thing that was big in the early 2000's. Long story short it was something that the detox people were going on about how this was causing health problems and unless you're pooping three times a day after every meal, you're constipated.
This plaque was composed of impacted fecal matter, mucus and other stuff that got stuck to your intestinal walls. So they had this protocol, it's always a protocol for these things, to get rid of it which involved taking lots of bentonite clay and psyllium which Metamucil is made from over a period of three days. You'd have at some point a huge bowel movement and all this crap was supposed to come out of you. And like above, people were urged to send in pictures.
Problem is actual doctors, surgeons and people who do autopsies have never seen this magical stuff which only seems to appear when you take these products. It's almost like the thing you're taking is causing the problem in the first place.
Colloidal silver was pretty much the pre-MMS for decades. You'll find plenty of nuts who believe that regularly consuming heavy metals in more than trace amounts is perfectly fine and claim it's a cure all, even though the human body has no use for silver whatsoever.You'd think they'd get the idea once they start getting the complexion of a Smurfhttp://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=2190906
Apparently there are also people who drink Silver in addition to bleach.
Ehhh it's hard to tell if Carlos is being genuine. The fact that he sells the shit and has a background in business works against him on that. I'm gonna try not to powerlevel, but this kind of thing attracts a certain kind of trade, and there are two distinct types of people in anything like this:Well now, I decided to join a closed MMS group on Facebook so I could expose their bleachy horror to the sunlight of the internets. And I think I've found another cow, in the form of Carlos Galindo Navarrete, an engineer and HR professional who now has his own business selling pool bleach to the credulous to ram up their arses. He admins this group and says that if it doesn't work, it's because you're doing it wrong.
My Spanish is extremely wonksome but I'm pretty sure he's a conspiracow as well. He has loads of anti-Zionist anti-Illuminati anti-NWO pages all over his feed.
Here's some horror for ya:
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Yeah. Not taking the full course of antibiotics is how MRSA spreads. It's called evolution.
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Living water? You mean water that's crawling with pathogens and unfit to drink?
The other admin, a she-hippie named Taylore, thinks that the entire medical profession is false:
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I'm now going to dive into the comments which looks highly autismal. Wish me luck!
You'll find plenty of nuts who believe that regularly consuming heavy metals in more than trace amounts is perfectly fine and claim it's a cure all, even though the human body has no use for silver whatsoever.
It does, but the issue with those applications is they require actual expertise and work, and don't have a great return of investment.To be fair, silver does have some medical applications, but it's external and mostly used in burns and chronic wounds for its antimicrobial qualities. We wear bandages, not eat them.