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Post by downunder on Oct 4, 2010 4:06:50 GMT -5
I haven't tried this but I am certainly going to be looking for it as it is now available apparently in chemists. This man has NEVER TAKEN A "CENT" for curing anyone - he says people come to him when they have tried everything that traditional medicine has to offer but cannot help them and he fixes them. The medical community are now so taken with his results that they are conducting studies/clinical trials for wound healing as it cannot be denied the success he has had. Cured gangarine for a diabetic who was told his foot would have to be amputated. Psoraisis for another man - other skin conditions etc etc. The link below is to the Today Tonight show which ran this tonight. au.todaytonight.yahoo.com/article/8067091/none/paw-paw-man - there is a link here for anyone interested in being part of the clinical trials - mainly looking for people with ULCERS that are not healing. www.onlypapaya.com.au/ - this is the link to the man above - Tom McArthur Cheers downunder
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Post by sarahconnor on Oct 4, 2010 19:39:57 GMT -5
Thanks for the post downunder, I missed it, that'll teach me for watching channel 9!
I wonder what the implications would be for using genetically modified papaya.
The "suburban warzone" story, which features on the link you provided was very disturbing. I was shocked to learn this is also happening in Queensland.
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Post by downunder on Oct 5, 2010 4:10:14 GMT -5
hi saraconnor
The Suburban battlefield has nothing to do with what this post was about but it was no surprise to me. Go to train stations you see it everyday and I have said for a Looong time there is almost a sense of hopelessness within the younger generation even those doing ok. Look through the looking glass of the world they see today - FAST - information at the speed of light - boggles the brain. Years ago bad news we all heard but not in our faces every minute of every day - it filtered through at a much slower rate and therefore did not destroy our hope and enthusiasm for a great future.
BUT back to the above post. This is very POSITIVE and full of HOPE for many people - taken seriously by the medical community BUUUT as with everything else if you look for the NEGATIVE you most certainly will FIND IT. I can understand people here having hope after hope dashed and many been through their own private pergatory, however, I do find most posts here always look for the negative e.g. your comment on the implications of using genetically modified paw paw.
I wouldn't have a clue whether onlypapaya will be useful to anyone here but I will definitely be trying it as hope never disappoints and that I will always have this DEEP within my psyche.
I am doing well by the way but as none of us really know what the heck we are dealing with here, I would never say cured and will always be open to ANYTHING that can help me and/or others.
Best wishes downunder
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Post by sarahconnor on Oct 5, 2010 5:38:48 GMT -5
Hello downunder,
I was being realistic about the implications of genetically modified papaya, since the majority of papaya grown in Hawaii is GM & Japan has recently agreed to GM papaya. I don't know enough about genetic engineering & the modifying of the food chain to know if this will be helpful or harmful.
The Miracle Man story does give hope, but like all those "miracle cures" we've seen on our current affairs programmes they're never to be heard of again.
I'm sorry for putting my foot in my mouth again...
Be well sarah
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