But, Ulla, those testimonials have no "teeth." You and I could compose them all day long if we wanted to. A database contains full names and contact info; the testimonials mention only first name and initial and, thus, aren't considered "bona fide."
There must be a way to get wider exposure of this cure.
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----- Original Message -----
From: crystalpyramid@...
To: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 4:17 PM
Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: Budwig successes worldwide database
you wrote:
>Do you know if there's a worldwide database for logging the successes (and
>failures, to be fair) of Dr. Budwig's treatment according to malady? That
>seems to me to be the way that people can verify and gain trust in the
>protocol. The reason so many turn to caustic conventional treatments is
>that it has alleged "statistics-based evidence" to back it up.
well Catherine, if that existed I wonder if this group would be what it is,
i.e. a grassroots movement ...
this is pioneering work what is being done here and the database you are
speaking of is created by "you and me" so to speak... The Files section of
this group as well as www.beckwithfamily.com are the major resources for
testimonials to my knowledge... hopefully, this will grow into a worldwide
database!
btw a similar question has been discussed before and can be found in the
archives...
Ulla
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