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Hi, found this cool site, a lot to read here, l only had enough time for a quick look!

Update Tesla's machine making electricity from air
This person is interesting Sal, he claimed to cure 90% of illnesses including Cancer that apparently had a different vibrational signature to normal cells.by using sound waves. I suspected as much, after reading about the cat that cured himself by purring a certain way!

Lakhovsky Georges 1925 - 1944


And this guy, that did the batteries l mentioned using a crystal solid slurry. Love to order one of his toy spaceships!

John Kenneth Hutchison 2002


Here is another one for the skeptics, best to bite your tongue, otherwise you might get clobbered on this forum later on!

The Lost Journals of Nikola Tesla - 07

No doubt the resident sociopath will make an appearance to say how nuts we are, good luck! Fluoride, GMO poison and endless mind numbing crap on tv, won't silence us!

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    Have you ever read any of Robert Anton Wilsons work.
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      Originally Posted by peterj View Post

      Have you ever read any of Robert Anton Wilsons work.
      No can't say that l have!

      That first website will give me plenty to read for a while, though!

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  • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
    Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post


    This person is interesting Sal, he claimed to cure 90% of illnesses including Cancer that apparently had a different vibrational signature to normal cells.by using sound waves. I suspected as much, after reading about the cat that cured himself by purring a certain way!


    No doubt the resident sociopath will make an appearance to say how nuts we are, good luck! Fluoride, GMO poison and endless mind numbing crap on tv, won't silence us!
    I don't think this is nuts at all. Cats can cure cancer. In fact, that's why they purr. And by producing electricity in the air, it sets up a harmonic vibration that attacks cancer cells.

    The reason these facts haven't come out until now? Cats are notoriously secretive.


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      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post



      Monsanto......GMO......Big Pharma.......Tesla...cats.....it all fits together, purrrrrrfectly.

      One more time, your little blue pills are supplied by Lil Pharma. Big Pharma is for the rest of us.
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      • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
        Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

        One more time, your little blue pills are supplied by Lil Pharma. Big Pharma is for the rest of us.
        Kurt; I have the perfect retort. It is a retort so powerful, everyone would know that I totally own you. But I can keep it a secret. I'm like a cat that way..... secretive..... silent... domesticated.

        I am now in the process of recording a cat purring....as a way to cure cancer. Listen to the purring, and you're disease free. I already know of a few people that would buy it.

        Along with massive doses of Vitamin C...this "Purring Therapy" will even cure Ebola. In this life, I'm not a doctor..but I was in a previous life, so I still have all the medical knowledge.

        The Skeptics will see the light soon enough. And then the world will be mine.

        Soon the world will know why crazy cat ladies never die.
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        • Profile picture of the author Kurt
          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          Kurt; I have the perfect retort. It is a retort so powerful, everyone would know that I totally own you.
          I'm sure you do. You're just waiting for the guy at Fiverr to complete the gig.
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          • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
            Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

            I'm sure you do. You're just waiting for the guy at Fiverr to complete the gig.
            I didn't get a guy on Fiverr! My cat told me the purrrfect retort. I'm keeping it a secret.

            The voices in my head hate you.

            By the way, how long do Fiverr gigs take? Just asking for a friend.
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              Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

              I didn't get a guy on Fiverr!

              Everyone knows Claude gets his guys on Grindr.
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              • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
                Originally Posted by Dan Riffle View Post

                Everyone knows Claude gets his guys on Grindr.
                You made me look up Grindr. Bully.

                Although, I will say that part of the interview process for me, is seeing how the candidate looks in a bubble wrap outfit. Do they come in petite?
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        • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
          I read some of this professionally done webpage from 2011 provided and can see this is cutting edge stuff.

          Cat's were not included which is an oversight. The vibrational purring provided by cats when you are ill is known to cure just about anything but you cant wear them.

          Interestingly though. It took a visit to a small compound of gated shops in Falmouth Jamaica to find out about Philip Stein watches. At 500 bucks upwards, these are cats you can wear on your wrist. They give out a therapeutic vibrational hum that purports to give you more energy, improve sleep, cure backache etc. Many testimonials on the shops walls attesting to this.

          Still, at 500 bucks minimum I thought twice about buying one. You have to wear them pretty much all the time to get the effect.

          Being on a ship means being around sea salt all the time which de-hydrates your body so I found myself drinking copious amounts of water.
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          • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
            Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

            I read some of this professionally done webpage from 2011 provided and can see this is cutting edge stuff.

            Cat's were not included which is an oversight. The vibrational purring provided by cats when you are ill is known to cure just about anything but you cant wear them.

            Interestingly though. It took a visit to a small compound of gated shops in Falmouth Jamaica to find out about Philip Stein watches. At 500 bucks upwards, these are cats you can wear on your wrist. They give out a therapeutic vibrational hum that purports to give you more energy, improve sleep, cure backache etc. Many testimonials on the shops walls attesting to this.

            Still, at 500 bucks minimum I thought twice about buying one. You have to wear them pretty much all the time to get the effect.

            Being on a ship means being around sea salt all the time which de-hydrates your body so I found myself drinking copious amounts of water.
            When I was selling Ionic air purifiers, we got plenty of testimonials. Insane claims about curing an astigmatism, having more energy, a cure for dandruff....and yes, someone claiming that the air purifier was curing their cancer.

            I told the guy I was buying them from;
            "We get about 25% of the people getting refunds, about 50% are happy, and about 25% are claiming miraculous results. I'm completely convinced, that we could just sell them wooden boxes, with a device that hummed when you plugged the box in, and we would get exactly the same results from our customers".

            In fact, I'm convinced that the more ridiculous the claimed benefits, the more great testimonials you'll get. Why? Because the people buying these cures are imagining the effect...and our imagination has no boundaries. Why would you imagine a modest result? No, you imagine a fantastic result.

            Hallelujah.
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              Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

              I'm convinced that the more ridiculous the claimed benefits, the more great testimonials you'll get.
              There's overwhelming evidence throughout the history of science and medicine that this is exactly so.
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            • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
              Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

              When I was selling Ionic air purifiers, we got plenty of testimonials. Insane claims about curing an astigmatism, having more energy, a cure for dandruff....and yes, someone claiming that the air purifier was curing their cancer.

              I told the guy I was buying them from;
              "We get about 25% of the people getting refunds, about 50% are happy, and about 25% are claiming miraculous results. I'm completely convinced, that we could just sell them wooden boxes, with a device that hummed when you plugged the box in, and we would get exactly the same results from our customers".

              In fact, I'm convinced that the more ridiculous the claimed benefits, the more great testimonials you'll get. Why? Because the people buying these cures are imagining the effect...and our imagination has no boundaries. Why would you imagine a modest result? No, you imagine a fantastic result.

              Hallelujah.
              I suppose as with all this alt stuff, if you really want to see, despite the science being against it, you just have to try them.

              My wife has 2 heavy duty 4 stage filteration air cleaners in the house, Nikken ones, she used to visit the doctor for chronic allergy medicine several times a year and take time of work. She has not done this for years since getting them. This is perhaps not quite so remarkable as the air conditioning sucks in what's in the air from the outside. The cleaners got rid of it.

              She had acupuncture several years back. When she got home she said after years of being hot and sweaty ( due to menopausal changes) she suddenly felt cool. The house was too cold at 68 degrees and finally she moved it up to 72 which it has been set at ever since, I was very happy about that. I used to say she had the disposition of a lizard.

              On the boat she had a brief session of acupuncture and came back remarking of how cool she felt. More interestingly she had some reflexology on her feet which physically made her feet and ankles swell up for about 12 hours, drinking water made them go back down again. The therapist said that might happen as just touching areas of the feet removes toxins from the body and there could be a physical effect like that.

              So, I can conclude that not everything out there is just placebo, power of the mind, wishful thinking etc. If it's positive effects last for years their is something but you just have to try it.

              Incidentally. The ship parked alongside the Royal Caribbean one we were on when we got back was the Carnival Magic. The one where the nurse (who treated the Ebola patient) was housed who had been confined to her cabin after they changed the rules from 19 to 21 days as far as testing was concerned. the ship was denied access to Cozumel because of this after visiting 2 places. She had been tested again and still proved negative. the ship had come back early and the passengers were compensated with 200 bucks, onboard credit, free drinks and half price off their next cruise.

              I was a little (paranoid) worried as I had developed a sore throat on Saturday, turning into a full head cold by Sunday morning. Easy to get when your mixing with over 3000 passengers in a confined space.

              Like the last time I have had a cold/flu set of symptoms I had taken Coldeeze (non prescription) lozenges which contain Zinc Gluconate Glycine. Like last time, these are the only things I have ever taken for a cold that actually works and is knocking it out at an amazing speed, usually it lasts at least 5 days, now Monday and already feeling better. Just a recommendation for you there.
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              • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
                Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

                I suppose as with all this alt stuff, if you really want to see, despite the science being against it, you just have to try them.

                My wife has 2 heavy duty 4 stage filteration air cleaners in the house, Nikken ones, she used to visit the doctor for chronic allergy medicine several times a year and take time of work. She has not done this for years since getting them. This is perhaps not quite so remarkable as the air conditioning sucks in what's in the air from the outside. The cleaners got rid of it.

                She had acupuncture several years back. When she got home she said after years of being hot and sweaty ( due to menopausal changes) she suddenly felt cool. The house was too cold at 68 degrees and finally she moved it up to 72 which it has been set at ever since, I was very happy about that. I used to say she had the disposition of a lizard.

                On the boat she had a brief session of acupuncture and came back remarking of how cool she felt. More interestingly she had some reflexology on her feet which physically made her feet and ankles swell up for about 12 hours, drinking water made them go back down again. The therapist said that might happen as just touching areas of the feet removes toxins from the body and there could be a physical effect like that.
                My Friend;

                Of course, your air purifier helped her allergies. That's what they do. They can also clear up mold allergy symptoms (because they kill mold)

                I know that Acupuncture has an effect, but I don't know exactly why it works. I know the theory, but it's not enough to explain how the effects are created. At least not in my mind.

                I know so little about reflexology (I know it's about the bottom of your feet. ) there are also Chinese practices of diagnosing disease based on your eyes...no idea how much is fact or fiction. So trying to debate these ideas is silly.

                But taking dust, germs, and bacteria out of the air, won't cure cancer. It won't clear up a case of shingles. It won't cure glaucoma. And these are all results I've heard.

                What I suspect is this; Ailments get better. Our body fights disease and cures itself. So, eventually, we get better, or the disease kills us. And we sometimes credit whatever we were doing at the time. If it's acupuncture, then acupuncture cured my disease. If it's humming and chanting...then humming and chanting are given the credit for the cure.

                I was talking about these cases. When the ailment couldn't possibly be treated by what the customer is cheering about. Can clean air help your sinuses? Yes. Can it help breathing, allergies, headaches, sore throat (from contaminants)? Yes. Can cleaner air cure an obstructed bowel? No.

                And, frankly...some cures are simply nonsense. Sometimes, I don't know enough about the claims to offer an opinion, like in reflexology.

                But sometimes the claims are spurious. They won't stand up to any scrutiny...any investigation.

                And sometimes..here on this forum...we see the claims that are based on nothing other than a vivid imagination.
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                • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
                  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  My Friend;

                  Of course, your air purifier helped her allergies. That's what they do. They can also clear up mold allergy symptoms (because they kill mold)

                  I know that Acupuncture has an effect, but I don't know exactly why it works. I know the theory, but it's not enough to explain how the effects are created. At least not in my mind.

                  I know so little about reflexology (I know it's about the bottom of your feet. ) there are also Chinese practices of diagnosing disease based on your eyes...no idea how much is fact or fiction. So trying to debate these ideas is silly.

                  But taking dust, germs, and bacteria out of the air, won't cure cancer. It won't clear up a case of shingles. It won't cure glaucoma. And these are all results I've heard.

                  What I suspect is this; Ailments get better. Our body fights disease and cures itself. So, eventually, we get better, or the disease kills us. And we sometimes credit whatever we were doing at the time. If it's acupuncture, then acupuncture cured my disease. If it's humming and chanting...then humming and chanting are given the credit for the cure.

                  I was talking about these cases. When the ailment couldn't possibly be treated by what the customer is cheering about. Can clean air help your sinuses? Yes. Can it help breathing, allergies, headaches, sore throat (from contaminants)? Yes. Can cleaner air cure an obstructed bowel? No.

                  And, frankly...some cures are simply nonsense. Sometimes, I don't know enough about the claims to offer an opinion, like in reflexology.

                  But sometimes the claims are spurious. They won't stand up to any scrutiny...any investigation.

                  And sometimes..here on this forum...we see the claims that are based on nothing other than a vivid imagination.
                  True, but was not going so far as to claim these things would cure cancer or a blocked bowel if you just do them only when you get these life threatening ailments.

                  We all have a predisposition to get cancer, it is already inerrant within us. Genetic traits within our family increase the likelihood.

                  What should be studied is if we take these therapies on a regular basis, does it reduce the chance of it ever appearing? Biz Grower says he takes his vitamin C every day and has not had a cold for 7 years. That I would call preventative maintenance. If we adopted the diet's of some Mediterranean countries instead of eating all this processed junk and red meat, and too much sugar, would we have less obesity, less occurrences of heart disease, less diabetes and others. I'm sure it would be the case and their are stats to bear that out. Even if we just drank mineral water instead of soda's it would make a difference

                  Now, the above is preventative, keeping the body strong so the cancers and blockages are less likely to appear. We, like the Mediterranean's would then live longer and be more healthy.

                  I gained some insights on that ship. The Texan family sitting next to us gave their under 5 children Chicken Nuggets and fries every night at mealtimes. Yep, that bad.

                  The therapies like Acupuncture and Reflexology that claim to balance the body and relieve it of toxins are of course a different matter, no one has done decent studies on them to make a conclusive claim that they are preventative. So, all I have was to observe some immediate effects that the wife showed.
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                  • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
                    Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

                    True, but was not going so far as to claim these things would cure cancer or a blocked bowel if you just do them only when you get these life threatening ailments.

                    We all have a predisposition to get cancer, it is already inerrant within us. Genetic traits within our family increase the likelihood.

                    What should be studied is if we take these therapies on a regular basis, does it reduce the chance of it ever appearing? Biz Grower says he takes his vitamin C every day and has not had a cold for 7 years. That I would call preventative maintenance. If we adopted the diet's of some Mediterranean countries instead of eating all this processed junk and red meat, and too much sugar, would we have less obesity, less occurrences of heart disease, less diabetes and others. I'm sure it would be the case and their are stats to bear that out. Even if we just drank mineral water instead of soda's it would make a difference

                    Now, the above is preventative, keeping the body strong so the cancers and blockages are less likely to appear. We, like the Mediterranean's would then live longer and be more healthy.

                    I gained some insights on that ship. The Texan family sitting next to us gave their under 5 children Chicken Nuggets and fries every night at mealtimes. Yep, that bad.

                    The therapies like Acupuncture and Reflexology that claim to balance the body and relieve it of toxins are of course a different matter, no one has done decent studies on them to make a conclusive claim that they are preventative. So, all I have was to observe some immediate effects that the wife showed.
                    I was going to buy a brand of Raisin Brand Saturday, and the second ingredient was sugar. I put it back. Yeah, when we get to middle age and beyond, our bodies aren't made to survive much longer. And cancer is often a result.

                    I do like Sal's idea of making your immune system as bulletproof as you can. I think anything less is silly. I go to a Chinese restaurant, and see that the staff is eating food that is nothing like what we are getting.

                    I think you'd agree that I'm a pretty rational guy. I've actually worked it out that I estimate that 70% of everything I absolutely know to be true...is utter nonsense.

                    Sometimes that make me laugh at my own pomposity. Sometimes it makes me a tad sad. Probably the last thing I'll think before I cease to exist..is "Oh, Now I get it!".

                    Not really. My last thought will be "So, That's what this feels like".
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                      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

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                      Not really. My last thought will be "So, That's what this feels like".
                      I am pretty sure mine is going to be ... Oh shit.
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                      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                      And I am now taking a Vitamin C capsule a day, and Krill oil, fish oil, coconut oil, and calcium (with chondroitin/glucosamine). Zinc would probably be smart.
                      A veritable walking (or is that waddling) energy bar.


                      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                      I was going to buy a brand of Raisin Brand Saturday, and the second ingredient was sugar. I put it back.
                      Obviously disappointed it wasn't the first ingredient.


                      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                      I think you'd agree that I'm a pretty rational guy.
                      Maltreated and soon to be struck from the Oxford Dictionary - Claude, how can you abuse the word "pretty" in such a way?
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      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

      I don't think this is nuts at all. Cats can cure cancer. In fact, that's why they purr. And by producing electricity in the air, it sets up a harmonic vibration that attacks cancer cells.

      The reason these facts haven't come out until now? Cats are notoriously secretive.


      Monsanto......GMO......Big Pharma.......Tesla...cats.....it all fits together, purrrrrrfectly.
      Sorry Claude l mean the greedy sociopath that tends to appear on these sorts of threads, as he did last time, when l posted the free energy car one! Thankfully we all throttled him and he disappeared hopefully forever!

      At least this time it appears that the Zero point concept is Fact rather than a theory!

      It also appears that the military has developed these systems since the second world war, and hasn't said a thing about it!

      Monsanto......GMO......Big Pharma.......Tesla...cats.....it all fits together, purrrrrrfectly.

      And fluffy bunnies of course!


      Good to know that there are other alternatives to crappy wind and solar!
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    Denver had a quarterback named Elway who reportedly had great results - regained full throwing movement - from acupuncture after trying everything else.


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    I know Sal will tell me to get outside more, but I run a hotel and am often short staffed. When I feel a cold or flu coming on, I take Vitamin D, Vitamin K, and Vitamin C pills. I have not come down with anything for at least 7 years - even with the four and five year old kids of the housekeepers running around.
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    • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
      Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

      @ lanfear63

      Denver had a quarterback named Elway who reportedly had great results - regained full throwing movement - from acupuncture after trying everything else.


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      I know Sal will tell me to get outside more, but I run a hotel and am often short staffed. When I feel a cold or flu coming on, I take Vitamin D, Vitamin K, and Vitamin C pills. I have not come down with anything for years - even with the four and five year old kids of the housekeepers running around.
      And I am now taking a Vitamin C capsule a day, and Krill oil, fish oil, coconut oil, and calcium (with chondroitin/glucosamine). Zinc would probably be smart.

      Some have real evidence of being beneficial, and a few are just me being hopeful.
      The problem is, most of the testing is soft..or the test groups are small. But none of this is expensive...so until I learn that this doesn't help...I'm in.
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      • Profile picture of the author ThomM
        I don't think this is nuts at all. Cats can cure cancer.
        Cancer, no. But there are many studies that have shown that a cats purring can be beneficial to our health.
        Many experts theorize that the 25 Hz frequency of the cat's purr might offer a kind of built-in physical therapy. It's probably no accident that this frequency is also used in humans to help wounds heal faster, Hart says.Why Cats Purr: History and Meaning of Purring
        Then there are health benefits to just owning a pet.
        Pet Dog or Cat Controls Blood Pressure Better than ACE Inhibitor
        News in Health, February 2009 - National Institutes of Health (NIH)
        Health Benefits of Pets | Healthy Pets Healthy People | CDC
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        • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
          Originally Posted by ThomM View Post

          Cancer, no. But there are many studies that have shown that a cats purring can be beneficial to our health.

          Then there are health benefits to just owning a pet.
          Pet Dog or Cat Controls Blood Pressure Better than ACE Inhibitor
          News in Health, February 2009 - National Institutes of Health (NIH)
          Health Benefits of Pets | Healthy Pets Healthy People | CDC
          Of course having pets helps. Of course loving an animal helps. Of course, being in a great marriage is beneficial. Of course, it helps your immune system. We are social creatures. Babies have died from lack of compassion from adults.

          And I believe even hearing a cat purring can help. But it relaxes us, and tension creates problems......

          But that's not the claims we are hearing.

          Ever listen to waves crashing against rock? A Thunderstorm? a babbling brook? It produces a real change in our blood pressure, our physiology. I've often wonder why. What triggers the relaxation?

          Anyway, interesting stuff.
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          • Profile picture of the author ThomM
            Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

            Of course having pets helps. Of course loving an animal helps. Of course, being in a great marriage is beneficial. Of course, it helps your immune system. We are social creatures. Babies have died from lack of compassion from adults.

            And I believe even hearing a cat purring can help. But it relaxes us, and tension creates problems......

            But that's not the claims we are hearing.


            Ever listen to waves crashing against rock? A Thunderstorm? a babbling brook? It produces a real change in our blood pressure, our physiology. I've often wonder why. What triggers the relaxation?

            Anyway, interesting stuff.
            The first person here who claimed anything about a cats purring was (ta da ta da) you
            I simply pointed out that there are actual health benefits to a person that come from a cats purring and from owning pets in general.
            And I believe even hearing a cat purring can help. But it relaxes us, and tension creates problems......
            Yep that's one way it works for us. Many of the meds given to reduce tension just relax us.
            And then there's the information in the WebMD article.
            Many experts theorize that the 25 Hz frequency of the cat's purr might offer a kind of built-in physical therapy. It's probably no accident that this frequency is also used in humans to help wounds heal faster, Hart says.
            Good Vibrations - For Humans, Too

            Cats have overtaken dogs as the number one pet in the U.S., where 60% of homes have at least one pet, says Rebecca Johnson, PhD, RN, FAAN, director of the Research Center for Human Animal Interaction. Maybe one reason is because cats do a better job of lowering stress and blood pressure than many other pets, and purring may help with that.
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      Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

      @ lanfear63

      Denver had a quarterback named Elway who reportedly had great results - regained full throwing movement - from acupuncture after trying everything else.


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      I know Sal will tell me to get outside more, but I run a hotel and am often short staffed. When I feel a cold or flu coming on, I take Vitamin D, Vitamin K, and Vitamin C pills. I have not come down with anything for at least 7 years - even with the four and five year old kids of the housekeepers running around.
      If you aren't gonna get outside...get a lizard light for your desk. It will give you the UV rays necessary for the body to produce D at adequate levels --- and you get the benefit of the body producing the sulfur substance that illnesses hate. Supplemental D doesn't do that. I also make sure my zinc levels are high. Claude had that right on the money.
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        Shane, thanks for posting this thread - nature is really abundant when you think about it - and yet we have been brain-washed into thinking quite the opposite...

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      Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

      @ lanfear63

      Denver had a quarterback named Elway who reportedly had great results - regained full throwing movement - from acupuncture after trying everything else.


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      I know Sal will tell me to get outside more, but I run a hotel and am often short staffed. When I feel a cold or flu coming on, I take Vitamin D, Vitamin K, and Vitamin C pills. I have not come down with anything for at least 7 years - even with the four and five year old kids of the housekeepers running around.
      I haven't had a cold or the flu since I first moved to Las Vegas in 1987, when I had two colds in 6 months. It was over a decade before that for my previous cold/flu. This includes years of driving a cab, where I'd come in contact with people from all over the world. I think the two colds in Las Vegas were because of me playing a lot of blackjack and handling all the casino playing chips, but I seemed to be fine after the first few months.

      My remedy? Good DNA and an attitude that I don't get sick.
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        Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

        I haven't had a cold or the flu since I first moved to Las Vegas in 1987, when I had two colds in 6 months. It was over a decade before that for my previous cold/flu. This includes years of driving a cab, where I'd come in contact with people from all over the world. I think the two colds in Las Vegas were because of me playing a lot of blackjack and handling all the casino playing chips, but I seemed to be fine after the first few months.

        My remedy? Good DNA and an attitude that I don't get sick.
        That last time I got the flu, it was from a customer when I was working at Wally World. She came up close
        enough to me that we were rubbing shoulders. Kinda weird. I then asked how she was doing and she proceeded to tell me she had the flu that was going around - too late.

        I think there is something to the attitude thing. When I was a kid, I got strep throat all the time. A few years
        earlier and they would have taken my tonsils out. As a pre-teen, or early teen, I remember making a deep
        down decision to not get sick anymore. Seems to have helped.
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  • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
    Originally Posted by ThomM View Post

    The first person here who claimed anything about a cats purring was (ta da ta da) you
    I simply pointed out that there are actual health benefits to a person that come from a cats purring and from owning pets in general. Yep that's one way it works for us. Many of the meds given to reduce tension just relax us.
    And then there's the information in the WebMD article.
    Purring makes sense. Can we hear a dog being contented? Purring is a signal that we can hear, and feel. It makes sense that it would affect us. It's hitting most of the senses.

    You can even buy sound machines that produce a similar sound (also ones that vaguely sound like water running), to help you sleep and relax.

    The therapeutic machines that sounded like babies crying, didn't sell very well.



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    Update Tesla's machine making electricity from air[/SIZE][SIZE=4][SIZE=3]This person is interesting Sal, he claimed to cure 90% of illnesses including Cancer that apparently had a different vibrational signature to normal cells.by using sound waves. I suspected as much, after reading about the cat that cured himself by purring a certain way!
    There you go.
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      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

      Purring makes sense. Can we hear a dog being contented? Purring is a signal that we can hear, and feel. It makes sense that it would affect us. It's hitting most of the senses.

      You can even buy sound machines that produce a similar sound (also ones that vaguely sound like water running), to help you sleep and relax.

      The therapeutic machines that sounded like babies crying, didn't sell very well.





      There you go.
      Actually he said sound waves and not cat purring. Shane didn't say what the cat cured itself of.
      This person is interesting Sal, he claimed to cure 90% of illnesses including Cancer that apparently had a different vibrational signature to normal cells.by using sound waves. I suspected as much, after reading about the cat that cured himself by purring a certain way!
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      • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
        Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

        I'm sure you do. You're just waiting for the guy at Fiverr to complete the gig.
        Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

        I didn't get a guy on Fiverr! My cat told me the purrrfect retort. I'm keeping it a secret.

        The voices in my head hate you.

        By the way, how long do Fiverr gigs take? Just asking for a friend.
        Well, it takes time to get a cat and string a mike up to him and wait, but 2 days usually!

        But the kitten juggling video extra is another day!



        Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

        In fact, I'm convinced that the more ridiculous the claimed benefits, the more great testimonials you'll get. Why? Because the people buying these cures are imagining the effect...and our imagination has no boundaries. Why would you imagine a modest result? No, you imagine a fantastic result.

        Hallelujah.
        True, l see the hype all the time online, but it could be said that the same is true for conventional treatments!


        Originally Posted by HeySal View Post

        Shane - I've seen the magnets work. What I said was electromagnetism, but I'm not sure if that is right for the magnets.

        Anyone who argues that Tesla didn't have free energy devices, doesn't need to be talking in a science thread. There's even evidence that Edison stole from him. Everyone stole from that man. Had he been able to keep people from stealing, and suppressing, we'd have had free energy since the turn of the 20th century.

        As far as sonar for cancer. People that think that's crazy have never seen laser surgery. That's actually just light, but that light can be used to cut away tumors.
        Sonar can shatter eardrums, kill people. Yet thinking it could kill cancer is so odd a thought? Come on, people. Thinking caps, please.

        From then on it was a battle of money and politics. Labs were shut down for no reason, fellow associates harrassed, threatened, and de-seated from positions. Doctors who actually used the frequency equipment to cure patients were taken out of the picture very rapidly. A special research committee had been formed during this time and when the head of the committee, Milborn Johnson, was preparing to make a special public announcement that cancer is cureable........he was suddenly put in the hospital where he died. 2 federal inspectors examined his records later and agreed that Johnson died of poisoning. The story from here on in is just more harrassment, fear, sabotoge.

        Anyhow - that's the main, real life plot of how things went, although it's just a little bit of each phase because I can't type all day on it. It's a story worthy of a Dan Brown novel at the very least, but not exceptional in the orchestration of corporate suppression of information that will cost the industries their profits.
        Yes, thanks for all of that, might make some skeptics here that think suppression is nonsence, that it isn't!


        As for the rebuttels, all l can say is read about the Wright Brothers and the so called experts saying it was impossible, they went ahead anyway and PROVED THEM WRONG!!!!!!!


        So we can discuss the cat purring or is zero point energy real, but it all comes down to believing in it because it makes since and has good supportive evidence, or believing in the current scientific view, that it is a scam!

        Then looking like a complete idiot when someone shows the world or you that it isn't!

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      • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
        Originally Posted by ThomM View Post

        Actually he said sound waves and not cat purring. Shane didn't say what the cat cured itself of.
        Yup. It's possible that I didn't get Shane's exact meaning. And for that, I'm sorry.
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          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          Yup. It's possible that I didn't get Shane's exact meaning. And for that, I'm sorry.
          No need to be sorry for anything Claude. You read it one way I another, that's all.
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          • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
            If you upgrade your cat for a Panther, Puma or Leopard then the purr box is bigger and louder so the effect will be more pronounced. Forget to feed them though and you may find loss of limbs or a partially eaten face may negate the beneficial effects.

            With all these animals, you should always De-Claude them.

            Also, given the ongoing upkeep, a Phillip Stien Watch would work out cheaper.
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              Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

              If you upgrade your cat for a Panther, Puma or Leopard then the purr box is bigger and louder so the effect will be more pronounced. Forget to feed them though and you may find loss of limbs or a partially eaten face may negate the beneficial effects.

              With all these animals, you should always De-Claude them.

              Also, given the ongoing upkeep, a Phillip Stien Watch would work out cheaper.
              Please let us know the results of your research into Large cat v Small cat healing.
              When you are done, I have a shark repellent you may also test.

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                Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

                Please let us know the results of your research into Large cat v Small cat healing.
                When you are done, I have a shark repellent you may also test.

                Dan
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                • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
                  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  I went on a sales call to a Shark Repellent factory. I couldn't get close to the place.
                  A shark is a creature that only moves forward eating everything in it's path. Like a Hoover with teeth.

                  Spooky!

                  I think I have identified what species of shark you are..

                  Megamouth Shark - Shark Facts and Information

                  A clip from the description. Even more spooky!

                  "One of the most distinct features of the megamouth shark is the head. It is many times larger than other species. It doesn’t seem to be in proportion to the rest of the body either. It also has lips that are different from anything you have seen before. They help with the process of filter feeding."

                  We were way off with the ape theory.
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                    Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

                    A shark is a creature that only moves forward eating everything in it's path. Like a Hoover with teeth.

                    Spooky!

                    I think I have identified what species of shark you are..

                    Megamouth Shark - Shark Facts and Information
                    Amazing. From the article:

                    The megamouth shark is one you won’t readily see when you are in the water. It is rarely seen and it has only been in the past 30 years that it has even been recognized as a species of shark. The first one was spotted around Hawaii. They have also been spotted around Japan and Ohio in recent years. Other sightings have taken place in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans though so they are out there.




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                  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  I went on a sales call to a Shark Repellent factory. I couldn't get close to the place.
                  Try again - now that your sales approach is different.
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                    Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

                    Try again - now that your sales approach is different.
                    My approach is better, and I may not appear like it. But I'm a shark, through and through.

                    A friend of mine told me once that I was "a crocodile with a big brain".
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                      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                      My approach is better, and I may not appear like it. But I'm a shark, through and through.

                      A friend of mine told me once that I was "a crocodile with a big brain".
                      Ahhh. Reptilian Brain Theory.
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                        Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

                        Ahhh. Reptilian Brain Theory.
                        No, he just drinks lots of Gator Aid
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                  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

                  I went on a sales call to a Shart Repellent factory. I couldn't get close to the place.
                  Fixed the typo for you, no charge...
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    Shane - I've seen the magnets work. What I said was electromagnetism, but I'm not sure if that is right for the magnets.

    Anyone who argues that Tesla didn't have free energy devices, doesn't need to be talking in a science thread. There's even evidence that Edison stole from him. Everyone stole from that man. Had he been able to keep people from stealing, and suppressing, we'd have had free energy since the turn of the 20th century.

    As far as sonar for cancer. People that think that's crazy have never seen laser surgery. That's actually just light, but that light can be used to cut away tumors.
    Sonar can shatter eardrums, kill people. Yet thinking it could kill cancer is so odd a thought? Come on, people. Thinking caps, please.

    Royal F. Rife was the person who had the cancer cure in the 1930's. Rife's first problem was that he used a microscope with a lighting that he developed and scientists went down his throat for that. Then he discovered an unknown microbe. Antoine Bechamp, Gunther Enderlein, WIlhelm Reich......and others all saw these microbes, but named them different things. They were all rejected. All of them. They had used dark-field condensers, which was an uncommon method, so they were rejected. It's really that bad in the science fields to prove anything, or at least to have your work recognized. Work in biiphysics now is confirming some of the lighting methods used back then. They are showing that the interaction between photons and living matter is actually measurable at the cellular level.

    Rife was able to prove that bacteria are pleomorphic instead of monomorphic. This flew in the face of established science and Rife was discredited, but in 36, William Donner, President of the International Cancer Research Foundation. In 36 Rife was also awarded a laboratory by his previous sponsor, Johnson and Henry Tinkham. Rife and his assistant were able to build a Cathode-Ray oscillograph to record different frequency on motion picture film. They then were able to perfect use of frequency.

    Rife was able to demonstrate his work to Dr. Edward Archibald who was at the time Canada's leading cancer specialist and a consortium of his colleagues, and got a grant to continue his work.

    When he started to have successes, his work started to threaten some very massive investments of other companies and powerful people. He found grant moneys cut off, his associates started to have problems with the established medical societies, - you name it, yet some prominent doctors in NY took interest in his discoveries.

    The real problems hit when The Dept of Public Health in Washington got involved and tried to shut him down because one of their new appointees, Morris Fishbain, who had little medical training and the power to run the AMA on dictatorial power - and absolutely no morals. And here's where the suppression began en force.

    From then on it was a battle of money and politics. Labs were shut down for no reason, fellow associates harrassed, threatened, and de-seated from positions. Doctors who actually used the frequency equipment to cure patients were taken out of the picture very rapidly. A special research committee had been formed during this time and when the head of the committee, Milborn Johnson, was preparing to make a special public announcement that cancer is cureable........he was suddenly put in the hospital where he died. 2 federal inspectors examined his records later and agreed that Johnson died of poisoning. The story from here on in is just more harrassment, fear, sabotoge.

    Anyhow - that's the main, real life plot of how things went, although it's just a little bit of each phase because I can't type all day on it. It's a story worthy of a Dan Brown novel at the very least, but not exceptional in the orchestration of corporate suppression of information that will cost the industries their profits.
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