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'Body Electronics' was developed at least 50 years ago...and studied ever since.

I'm afraid I'm a bit slow in discovering this line of thinking.

Nor did I search CureZone before posting, above.

For not knowing all this, or, at least, Dr. Ray's name, I apologize.

But I'm very glad to know now.

Happy reading, everyone.

F.

Did you ever see a poster disintegrate before your eyes?

Maybe this is a first on CureZone...but then again, maybe not. There are a few inexplicable 'holes' where posts have been removed for some reason or another.

Please go to...

http://www.rawpaleodiet.org/healing-body-electronics.html


...And perhaps some others.


I didn't even finish the article in the above link, before I knew I had to rush here to tell you.


It appears Dr. Ray was no better than he should have been in his private life...and that some of his scientific successes, may not have been.

I just don't know.


On the other hand, the term, 'Body Electronics', resonates strongly with me.


I will continue my reading...both in these links I posted this morning and wider...and I will try, repeatedly, to put two and two together, as best I can.

Common sense is such a slippery critter, isn't it?!


At the least, this morning's searching has been entertaining.

Hope you find it so, too.


The red-faced Fledgling

[NOTE: These posts may self-destruct at any moment.]

Thanks Fledgling--
My Grandmother worked at a small town grocery store, and it was a normal thing daily to have "treats" of pop and candy--that's when you could buy a lot of candy for $.25 and a pop for $.10-15. I can remember my mom telling me how many fillings I had to have one summer--17.

The past 6 months has also had aLOT of dental work from teeth/gums not being in very good shape--3 cracked teeth (no idea how long they had been cracked--it had been 4 years between appts...kick me in the rear--my excuse was I didn't like dentists, and couldn't afford it) plus, when I also went to the hygienist, my gums had alot of infection and pockets. Two sessions of the deep pocket planing- 2 hours each...in my next follow up appt 3 months later, my wisdom teeth still had infected gums and bacteria activity--(you know that's going through your body)...and she told me the wisdom teeth had to come out. The oral surgeon took them out 5 months ago..and the last follow up I had with her (every 3 months) she said my gums looked much better...but I'm not feeling like the jaw bone on the worst side is cleaned up- it's still lumpy/bumpy.

The dentist and the hygienist both told me the same thing about the amalgams--exactly what a poster just posted--that they are no concern, that they have been found to hold up better than the other type of fillings...blah blah blah. Do I believe them? No. I have two left that haven't now had porcelain crowns put on them (I hope they told me the truth that they clean up the silver before putting on the crowns..don't know)...but for me, I have no doubt the mercury is a problem (have yet to be tested for it) but the Alt Dr has a biological dentist he sends his patients too....more money yet, but another necessary step, I know. I thought about going back to this dentist and telling him that whether he thought they were not a problem or not..I wanted them out...but would I want a regular dentist doing that?

Until they are dealt with though, mercury will continue to be a problem. I've had people tell me chelating the mercury is ok if you still have amalgams--doesn't make sense to me. I'm almost--almost that is--in agreement with Hulda--pull the teeth and get rid of the toxins coming from them--what are the porcelain crowns putting off--and one or two of them have a gold back to them--and DID they get rid of the mercury under the crowns? And what about the darned tooth that has had two screws in it for 35 years..that now has a crown over it to.

Mouth problems/bacteria/infections are not considered by alot of people in getting the body back to health--but can be a source of a problem that will continue to cause other problems if not addressed too.

Shroom will be interested in reading this posted recently on the Candida Forum by Sans Sucre:

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1243141

Around here we get to know each other as team members.

We share what interests us; what we tried; and what happened. And each of us weighs every possibility for its usefulness to us...and its potential to help another.

We know when we feel a piece of information is worth passing on, and give warnings to the best of our ability.

If we are very uncertain, we keep shut.

Fair enough.



But, what about this?

What if the maker of a product gives 'information' that sounds credible and attractive, but is incomplete...simply to sell lots of his product?

What if a 'seller' does it for him?

Or, what if the 'seller' gathers lots of pieces of 'information', doesn't sell a single 'product', and only fetches customers for paid advertisers?



Words are big business these days. In fact, words make more money for the canny seller than do 'products'.

With 'products' right away quick you have liability insurance, and lots of other costs...and headaches...as well as advertising costs.

If I were out to make a million, I'd be the advertiser for other people's 'products'.

Then I'd get myself some sweet young things to sell advertising space; someone to run a small office; a really good wordsmith or two...plus a researcher to dig up old articles.



Years and years ago, someone said that, with editing and taking statements out of context, you could make a politician, or anyone, APPEAR to say anything.

(LOTS of humor is manufactured this way.)

Then comes along the 'spin doctor', and, in politics, the fighting got dirty...and dirtier.

Some people are good enough at smoke and mirrors that they can set themselves up as espousing one popular point of view, and be entirely about discrediting it.

There are dozens of other ways of flim-flamming the public, or anyone, as well...usually with just words.

Proposals and contracts are often loaded with 'schemes'...frequently in what they DON'T say.

We are awash in an ocean of words, my friends. And, the divil take the hindmost.


People aren't stupid. But some word-merchants are...why would they waste their credibility, their most important asset, on fly-by-night advertising schemes? Get in; get it over with; and get out.

(I got that sentence from a Danny Kaye movie, just to keep the record straight.)



The site I got that John W. Ray article from is an advertising company, I am pretty sure. They give no indication of who is the site owner, that I could see.

I think the article is there only to attract people to the advertisers.

They don't even say WHEN it was written...nor is there any reference to any 'Body Electronics' organization we can contact today. (There may be one, but it isn't referenced in the article. Nor is there any mention of the fact that the author is dead, that I could see.)



So, the questions, "Sez who?" and, "Why?" are perfectly legitimate...and enlightening.



But...does any of this make the proposal untrue...or even true? I don't think so.

I think we must judge the 'information' given, on its own merits...just as we must judge for ourselves if a CureZone member's opinion is worthwhile and useful to us.

F.