funny May 13, 2003 at 05:16 PM

quote of the day.

by tom crebbs • 👁️ 2402 views

Summary: Wow, how's this for a quote of the day... "We learned from German researcher Dr. johanna Budwig years ago that the start of all degenerative disease can be traced to faulty fat metabolism and our photon/electron connection. It's now been confirmed that she was right."

Wow, how's this for a quote of the day... "We learned from German researcher Dr. johanna Budwig years ago that the start of all degenerative disease can be traced to faulty fat metabolism and our photon/electron connection. It's now been confirmed that she was right." [...] It has now been CONFIRMED!!! and here I was doubting the metabolic photon/electron connection. How could i have been so foolish? --- o.k. i'm off to read the rest of the article. I just couldn't get past that intro paragraph without posting it. (oh it's at... http://www.healthcastle.com/trans_scam.shtml if you just can't believe anyone really wrote that)

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Paul Jan 16, 2004 at 04:32 PM

This is almost as loopy as the "scientist" who claims solid proof that the olfactory organ actually functions as an ionizing mass spectrometer. Of course, the scientific community is stifling his research because it may upset their faulty paradigm . . .

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