I’ve been thinking about this stuff for years. Obviously I am no expert, but I always wondered. I came across Neil in a Joe Rogan Podcast with Mel Gibson (now there was a Podcast that seemed to be worth watching, as Mel had been the subject of much comedic worth with these comedians) and sat there fascinated by what was being said. Neil says 1000 times in the podcast, “well in the book” , so I bought it on my kindle (cheap as chips) and proceeded to go through it all. One thing that springs out is the natural ways its put forward. It’s not a heavy technical tome that bores before it informs. It really goes into example and peppers you with medically backed up information on each disease. We all know people with the diseases we are reading about in this time and lament the large corporations that block progress through the abject psychotic money grasping attitudes that prevail in any market funded operation.
This makes me want to get on a plane to Panama and get my first doses. Everyone I talk to when I regain them with some of the details of this therapy says “I want some of that”.
The Amazing story of Mel Gibsons dad is something that really makes you sit up and wonder “wow, we’re almost there, a long life is possible for everyone” (Apart from base jumpers, high ribose walkers and mountain climbers etc.. haha)
This is a read that once started is hard to put down. I typically read a few books at once, but this one had me from start to finish as I wanted to know how it ended.
Snake Oil is an apt description for how this might be read. But when you read the facts, its amazing what this stuff can actually do.
My initial thoughts were that this is just for rich people. Well, I still think that’s kinda true, but it could easily and quickly become mainstream. Not here in Australia, of course, as this place is stuck in some sort of Quaker like twilight zone.
Now where’s my passport? Panama’s sounding just great right now :-)
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