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Cool story. I am skeptical and think there could be something else going on (something that involves making tons of shady unethical money off of gullible people and trying to get people to question the scientific method). It stinks of conspiracy theory, IMO. Who is funding this research, these "informational" websites not linked to any university or government agency? If it is such a miracle treatment why hasn't it been approved for this use by governments around the world? It really feels like an extension of the antivax movement to me.

It could very well be a valid treatment, I'm not convinced yet. Some videos from people I've never heard of giving "powerful testimony" (aka appeal to emotion) and information from websites that don't end in .edu or .gov with unknown financers and those websites that seem to promote "natural" treatments isn't enough to convince me. Let me know when government drug agencies around the world approve the drug for this use. Currently there is no oral or intravenous forms of the drug safe for human consumption available in this country so it currently doesn't really even matter if it is a valid treatment or not.

 

I didn't post the original source and I don't find it important, far from it. The OP put it as a source in his topic, not me. I only posted the disclaimer from the source, nothing else. I think I saw the video in the link provided as well. The website makes it very clear that the content they provide should not be confused with or taken as medical advice and the information has not been peer reviewed. I will take their word on it.

 

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