A new alternative

[alagondar]

I have a relative who bought an electronic device. He was suffering from fibro and found a website that can heal fibro and many other diseases.
When he used this device, within few days, pain was gone and he's back to normal. I really can't believe it that diseases like this can healed by means of electricity. I don't know how this stuff works but see their website and see for yourself, they said other diseases are also well-treated.
their site is http://pyroenergen.netfirms.com

[Dude]

I have a sceptical side and a need to believe, but this looks pretty "different" (I guess that is a pleasant way to say it). I'd have to see the outcome of someone I know having tried it, or at least hear more affirmative feedback from the general public.

Do you have Hepatitis C, Killua? Maybe you could be our ginnea pig and try it first. Then if it works, we could all jump in. That's if you're willing to be the test subject and can afford to shell out the dough for the thing. I'd be interested in hearing what others have to say, and if anyone has tried this. I also read up on Colloidal Silver, and there were many different opinions on that, so I never tried it because I just couldn't make a determination, pro or con.

Let us know if you decide to give it a try. Thanks for posting it here. Are you a marketing rep for this item? Just curious.

God bless.

[alagondar]

No, i'm not a marketing representative. I'm just a college student. A far relative of mine bought this device because he's suffering from fibromyalgia which is very hard to cure. Since this device did healed it, I was shocked.
There are explanations on their website but I can't understand it. But since we have the device, we will experiment it. I'll try to inform you.
By the way, what do you mean I will be your guinea pig?

[alagondar]

Hey, caddude, why don't you contact them?
I don't know how to ask questions properly. Maybe you can

[Dude]

Hey Killua, me again. When I used the term "guinnea pig" I was reffering to the term commonly used when someone tries something for the first time, to see if it works. For many years in laboratories they would use animals, often small animals or rodents, and it was common at one point in history to use guinnea pigs. Have you ever seen one? They're little chubby pet like animals... I had one when I was a kid. Anyway, scientists used to use them to run tests with new chemicals and drugs, and other kinds of tests, rather than test on a human, to see if there would be any adverse reactions. Then, once they had determined that it wouldn't kill the animal or cause something like cancer, they would take it to the next level, and experiment on humans. It wasn't meant as an insult or anything. Just an old term for someone who tries something for the first time.

Kind of like how I have felt with a lot of the medications I've had to take with my Hepatitis C. There's so little known in the long term about these med's that I wonder if one day I'll grow another leg or something. You never know until years have passed, sometimes.

Oh, I thought you had Hep C and could try this new gadget, but since it's your relative, and he doesn't have Hep C, I guess it wouldn't help us to use him as our "guinnea pig", because we wouldn't know if he cleared the virus by using it. Or does he have Hep C as well? It's safe to tell us here since we don't have a clue as to who you or this person is... that's why they call it hcvanonymous... the "anonymous" part is just that, you are kept anonymous and don't have to let others know your true identity.

I personally don't care who knows who I really am, or what they think of my viral infection and liver damage. I owe noone any kind of explanation or apology for having this, and I've already lost everything but my life, so who cares? What else can I lose? It's good of you to post here though, on behalf of your relative and to try to help those of us who have this virus. I hope to see you here more often. There are too many people in this world who never try to reach out and learn about Hep C. I thank you for doing this much. You seem like a good, caring person.

God bless.

[alagondar]

Thanks caddude.
Since we have the device we'll try to experiment with other people who have viral disease. It's hard to find though, but I'll try. BTW, I know this forum is for anonymous.
But if you don't mind, I wanted to inform you directly by e-mail because I can have a hard time browsing this forum after a few days.
You can send me your e-mail address if possible to killua_zordik03@yahoo.com.
I'll try to inform you there.

Thanks, again. How nice it is to have a world without sickness, right?

[alley-oops]

Sounds a bit like the Rife machine, supposed to get rid of cancer, hep c ..... I was interested in it all for a while but I never tried any of them.

By the way Jorris, I did try colloidal silver for three days.  Day one felt great, day two felt nothing, day three couldn't get off the couch, day four recovered a bit (didn't take it ) day five took it to my naturopath who tests stuff in relation to my body at that moment and he said No,No,No!! useful for warts but he said HCVers cannot play Russian Roulette with really wierd stuff like that.  It doesn't leave your body.

alley

[Dude]

Thanks Alley, I suspected the same. Good to hear it from a reliable source.

[alley-oops]

Straight up,
I think using that machine would be a good idea, if you've got it anyhow... Sorry to hear you are feeling poorly these days .....I agree about the food/vitamin theory of course.

I have read lots of un-believeable claims about colloidal silver curing hep c (which is why I tried it in the first place).  
But I am blessed with a naturopath that I trust 100% and he was pretty concerned with it being used with this disease. Usually if something is benign but I want to spend my money trying it , he's supportive, but with colloidal silver he was not.
 He's also the guy that gave me the confidence to try Nat cell. He and his machine  said that it would help me (and it did).

alley

[alagondar]

I got a very interesting info.
Can anybody read the ff: page:
"http://pyroenergen.netfirms.com/history.htm"?

It's about people suffering from a viral disease who have an unidentical palms.
If anyone of you who knew a person who have a viral disease, pls. chk it out and compare it to other healthy people's palms.
We NEED to know if this is true.

[alagondar]

The reason for the above can be found here:
http://pyroenergen.netfirms.com/causes.htm

[Dude]

I don't know, Killua. It sounds interesting, but it could be a bit off center (the study, I mean). I guess what I'm saying is, it looks like there is something there to be considered, but it would require years of scientific study and research to qualify as something worthy of world science recognition. If there were more substantial proof, actual case studies, people who had been cured, then I would take it a lot more seriously. It doesn't seem to be something that has been developed in a clinical laboratory, or a university. But that is not to say that only things proven in lab studies are effective.

It'd be good if you knew someone who would be willing to give it a try, who was infected with Hep C and went through the therapy and actually was successful. You'd get a much higher response from people.

Keep posting here, we always enjoy anyone new, all people are welcome, from any part of the world.

[alagondar]

Hello everyone. It's been a long time since I posted here.
You won't believe this. The person whom I know who have HBV was treated within few days. He is recovering day by day. I thought at first that treating fibromyalgia was just a sort of placebo effect as what many says but treating two incurable diseases in two rows is unbelievable. Totally unexpected. You won't believe it because you didn't see it in your own eyes so it's up to you believe, though.

IMHO, I think the reason why this device is not well known is because doctors don't believe it. Even if they believe, it will for sure ruin their profession as doctors once this information spread around.

BTW, is there someone in this forum who is living here in the Philippines. If he/she lives near us, we'll try the device for him or her. What do you think? Well, that is if possible???

Have any of you heard about Gmail? I was surprised today when my Yahoo account became 100MB Free. Technology are really getting interesting these days.

[Helen]

I believe I read an article in Womens Day magazine a few months ago about this device, it was said to have helped alot of people, I was considering looking into this for some of my aches and pains, Ill  have to see if I can locate the article and if I do I will post it.
 Helen

[alagondar]

Helen, the one you read on the magazine is not this device. This device don't relieves aches and pains.