'Thrive' the movie

[raw-al]

While looking around for links on Dr Clive Dever? I found this link.

Look down about 1/4 of the way down the page to the "Side Effect" part of the article, to where it talks about possible side effects of Dr Holt's treatment/device.

This is not typical to any persons using regular Rife devices because they don't necessarily use radio waves, some use light and some sound. The frequency is what does the trick, not heat.

However isn't that interesting how the red blood cells can be problematic if they reach over 41.8 C.

Tyler, you seem to be the most gifted here in these types of discussions. Can you see anything, or does it spark any thoughts that would affect us RPDers from this observation?

http://www.rexresearch.com/holt/holt.htm
Quote from the side effects section..

"Every patient has their haematology, biochemistry and proof of cancer levels etc estimated before and after treatment. The only contraindication to treatment is a rare disease called thalassaemia because the red blood corpuscles in this disease (there are a few lesser variants which also may cause trouble) are readily damaged by mild warming (body temperature never exceeds 39.5°C, upper limit of human tolerance is 41.8°C) and the patients become anaemic. This may need fairly urgent transfusion if it occurs."

[TylerDurden]

No comment, except:- I am afraid I am not an objective person concerning alternative-healthcare-related subjects as I tried many of them and they all failed to help me(well homeopathy had a temporary effect on some symptoms but no permanent one). I am also against most mainstream  medicinal approaches as they failed me, too. Only diet worked - if I got cancer, I might fast or eat more raw wild game, but that's all I'd dare do.

[raw-al]

No comment, except:- I am afraid I am not an objective person concerning alternative-healthcare-related subjects as I tried many of them and they all failed to help me(well homeopathy had a temporary effect on some symptoms but no permanent one). I am also against most mainstream  medicinal approaches as they failed me, too. Only diet worked - if I got cancer, I might fast or eat more raw wild game, but that's all I'd dare do.

Funnily enough Tyler I totally agree with you. I would add that exercise in some form or other is very useful.

I didn't pursue raw foods because I was sick, it was more of a curiosity thing. but it did pan out I am happy to say.

Also helping people who are sick can be a thankless job as those in that position, (sick) got themselves there, with poor habits (generally) whether physical or mental, but there are some who really get sick, learn the difference and if they get the apropos fright from the experience and come out the other side wiser then hopefully they also have the drive to keep themselves well.

I see some alternative therapies to be just as much BS as the Allopathic modalities. The only thing different is that they are cheaper.