Mannatech/ammonia baths/biopsy

January 7, 2006

Let me be as clear as possible about my appeal:

1) I am not supporting or opposing any multi level product. I just want folks to

have the option to offer things they believe in for a profit. I have only lost

money on nutrients giving them away or in researching them. But I would like to

see folks VERY CAREFULLY offer select products to survive economically.

2) I am 80/20 in support of any health care practitioner offering a product. But

if they are pushy, that is wrong. The patient or client should also have the

sense the relationship is not undermined by a " No, thank you. " I find that 85%

of the multi-level nutrient products are superior to national pharmacies and

nutrient chain store items.

3) Non MD/DO's are offering useful material in education and treatment ideas.

While some folks get too sold on a certain treatment, if that is the worst thing

they do in a year, they deserve a crown.

4) Buyers regret is common in folks with suffering--in other words most people

in the world. For individuals with long term exposure or other medical illnesses

in addition to mold, diagnosis and treatment is a delicate balance and not easy.

Everyone's aunt, neighbor, and new doctor is an expert who knows better. In

reality, since some of the better treatments are newer, and many people were not

treated years or decades, so recovery will be quite some time.

5) The comments above have nothing to do with: Mannatech, ammonia baths or

biopsy issues.

Re: [] Dr Croft/Iris multi-level criticism

" Carl E. Grimes " <grimes@...> wrote: Right on, Dr Schaller! Like

with everything else, there are no

absolutes. Everything has its pluses and minuses.

Bob wrote: Carl, did I miss something in Dr Schaller post about

cholestryamine? He isn't selling anything multi-level and giving us medical

advice to buy $389 of Mannatech from his daughter. Am I the only one who see the

difference? I thought health care workers have ethical codes? BTW, mr ill

patient, you need to buy $389 of this from my daughter and you also need to buy

$464 of this new stuff just out which neutralizes mold and while you are at it,

you need to take ammonia baths.

Please have Mr Kroft, PhD on here and maybe I can ask about some of his

practices. How does a PhD analyse ankle tissue and a fee and give medical advice

concerning his prognosis?

Quack, even you came out against his ammonia bath didn't you...lol

Bob

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