Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Several years ago, I think Mark Weber listed a site that you could check out quacks and hoaxes. Could anyone help me. I am trying to discern claims made at website www.ericiswinning.com Thank you for your help. Former PLS Friend member. --Dollie Darrah P.S. For those of you that knew me, my husband, Gene's dx changed to ALS. You may have to e-mail me direct at westernland@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2006 Report Share Posted January 13, 2006 Dollie, There are various sites useful for checking out hoaxes. www.snopes.com is probably the most widely known one but a whole lot of them are listed on http://www.jdlasica.com/hoaxes.html Having said that, I don't believe you need have any concerns about Edney whose site you mentioned. I have been following 's progress for years and am a paid subscriber to his info. I think it cost me something like $20 - big deal and for that I got a book explaining all he was doing and had done. Admittedly I have not received a newsletter for quite a while. Such a fall off in output is always a worry with someone with ALS as years of experience indicates it is often due to a downturn in health. That said, it would surprise me if that was the case as I am a believer in the approach has taken so far. He has gone far beyond what most people are prepared to do in terms of avoiding toxins etc but I have always had it in the back of my mind that if I should start progressing again I would certainly do as best I could manage the sort of things has done. To me it is well worth paying the small 'subscription fee' for which he and his wife send you out a book explaining all he has done (the fee doesn't even apparently cover the cost of producing and sending the book) plus (now very) occasional email updates and info he sends out. Gene and Dollie Darrah wrote: > Several years ago, I think Mark Weber listed a site that you could > check out quacks and hoaxes. > > Could anyone help me. I am trying to discern claims made at website > www.ericiswinning.com > > Thank you for your help. Former PLS Friend member. > > --Dollie Darrah > > P.S. For those of you that knew me, my husband, Gene's dx changed to > ALS. You may have to e-mail me direct at westernland@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2006 Report Share Posted January 13, 2006 Dollie, There are various sites useful for checking out hoaxes. www.snopes.com is probably the most widely known one but a whole lot of them are listed on http://www.jdlasica.com/hoaxes.html Having said that, I don't believe you need have any concerns about Edney whose site you mentioned. I have been following 's progress for years and am a paid subscriber to his info. I think it cost me something like $20 - big deal and for that I got a book explaining all he was doing and had done. Admittedly I have not received a newsletter for quite a while. Such a fall off in output is always a worry with someone with ALS as years of experience indicates it is often due to a downturn in health. That said, it would surprise me if that was the case as I am a believer in the approach has taken so far. He has gone far beyond what most people are prepared to do in terms of avoiding toxins etc but I have always had it in the back of my mind that if I should start progressing again I would certainly do as best I could manage the sort of things has done. To me it is well worth paying the small 'subscription fee' for which he and his wife send you out a book explaining all he has done (the fee doesn't even apparently cover the cost of producing and sending the book) plus (now very) occasional email updates and info he sends out. Gene and Dollie Darrah wrote: > Several years ago, I think Mark Weber listed a site that you could > check out quacks and hoaxes. > > Could anyone help me. I am trying to discern claims made at website > www.ericiswinning.com > > Thank you for your help. Former PLS Friend member. > > --Dollie Darrah > > P.S. For those of you that knew me, my husband, Gene's dx changed to > ALS. You may have to e-mail me direct at westernland@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2006 Report Share Posted January 13, 2006 Hi Dollie! I use http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/index.html. Mark > > Several years ago, I think Mark Weber listed a site that you could check out quacks and hoaxes. > > Could anyone help me. I am trying to discern claims made at website www.ericiswinning.com > > Thank you for your help. Former PLS Friend member. > > --Dollie Darrah > > P.S. For those of you that knew me, my husband, Gene's dx changed to ALS. You may have to e-mail me direct at westernland@r... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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