Am enjoying lots of stuff on your site Tks!

However, I find it interesting that you say: “No self-imposed, highly-limiting thought such as: “I don’t believe in this” or “I’m doubtful” (i.e., Skepticism ) would ever prevent us from seeing the possibilities that life has to offer us.” If this book (promoted on your website) is legitimate and hits its mark, then your reluctance to investigate it just because you think you don’t have cancer (yet?) seems — to me — to question your credibility as investigators and believers in what you promote, and its value.

On the “possibility” alone that it will help my body heal itself and “tweak” me to optimum health, I think it might be worth the $ gamble.

It does seem to me that they drone on ad nauseum about what many of us already suspected or know. I wish they’d just get to the point. I have more important reading material on your site to get through :0)

Cheers,
Wendy

[Heather's REPLY]

Hi Wendy,

I see you’re a fellow Canadian… welcome to our community!

The point we’re making in the other comment that you’re referring to is that if we have something physical to fix in ourselves (and we often do, like anyone else) we stop at nothing to fix that problem, regardless of how skeptical others might be at the process. We investigate with an open mind.

We’re pretty sure we already know what the “one-minute cure” is, and I’ve already done it, several years ago. I can’t say it did much for me, as I wasn’t sick… but I tried to get my former brother-in-law, who DID have serious cancer, to try it as well. He didn’t want to bother, so I never got a definitive first-hand answer on whether it works for sure.

Hence, we can’t say “go try this, it works just like they say it will”. If we don’t have cancer, or some other serious disease (HIV, hepatitis, etc.) then we really can’t (and won’t) make any claims. BTW our friends who have cancer currently also don’t want to try it, as they’ve been brainwashed by the mainstream medical field to stick with chemo and surgery.

Okay, fine… we can’t and don’t want to force anyone to do anything. But we certainly shared this website with them and hoped they might give it a shot. We have heard many fascinating stories of people curing themselves with a simple shift in emotions, or a physical alternative cure like this, and would certainly love for one of our acquaintances to become another success story. Alas, you can only change yourself, not others.

So we don’t feel we’re lessening any credibility by sharing this with our open-minded community, many of whom may very well be ready to try a cure like this. If it helps someone, we’ve achieved our goal. If nobody wants to give it a shot, that’s their choice.

Again, we can’t force anyone, and we can’t give a proper assessment of a cure if we don’t have the disease in question.

Hope that clears things up for you.

cheers
Heather

No self-imposed, highly-limiting thought such as: “I don’t believe in this” or “I’m doubtful” (i.e., Skepticism ) would ever prevent us from seeing the possibilities that life has to offer us.

By the way, “Skepticism” has killed more dreams, more visions of grandeur, more plans for prosperity and health than any so-called disease.