This is bizarre! Why would they ban your products? All of them? Do they provide a reason? Do they lay out sensibly and logically why your herbal remedies are unwanted, undesired, or dangerous or whatever? That's a most horrible development.

After having had to see so many useless medical practitioners (across three continents, no less) and having had to listen to a shedload of bulldust from them, I came across Humaworm by my own research. And since I had nothing to loose anymore, I wanted to give it a try. While I'm not where I would love to be, Humaworm is the one thing that got me better. Not perfect yet, but slowly increasing. And I was very doubtful when I began with Humaworm, then followed with some other cleanses till I could continue with Humaworm. Right now, I'm on the in-between formula till my next cleanse in May; and I'm very grateful for that product as well, as it seems to help me a lot along the way to recovery.

As I'm living in Switzerland (which is not part of the EU, despite being at its center), I'm not in immediate danger of loosing access to the only remedy that is helping me right now. But as Switzerland is forced more and more to comply with EU regulations (the sheer economical might of my dear neighbours makes sure of that), I'm afraid that it is just a question of time till our health system follows suit.

Dr. Bailey, if you have information about the reasoning behind these bans, please make it public here. I'll do my very best to fight against such civil service madness. But to do so, I need to know about the background of the issue.

I know that there is a pretty big business in the EU when it comes to alternative medicines and medication; so maybe the local gurus are a bit miffed about Humaworms success and try to get it out of the way. Still, I don't know what's happening, but bloody hell, I sure want to know what's going on. The world being poisoned by nuclear power plant failures as in Japan, but Humaworm is the bigger problem and therefore action is needed? Oh, come on. I feel really outraged, I'm angry and I'm beside myself that probably very soon some big business no-hopers will be in the position to dictate my access to health solutions that our practitioners don't want to offer and provide.

If needed in future, I will personally come to Oxford, Mississippi to pick up my order. That's a big word, I know, and many who need your help are not in the position to entertain such fancies. But I'll do it. And then I want to see them refusing me to bring it into my own country.

As a footnote: I've got Australian Citicenship as well, but as you made clear, I would be as bad off there as I would when living in the European Community.

Dr. Bailey, again, if you can provide any background information about this evil-smelling business that's going on here and seems to spread like a catching disease, please do so. We can only fight the buggers when we know how they are going to reaon their cause.

And whoever who's reading this to this bitter end here, I ask you to stand up for your rights to make your own decisions about your health - which includes free access to the remedies you trust most and learned about. And as you have to pay for them by yourself, it's no bloody business of your government - whatever country you live in and whatever government you have to endure.

This world really turns into one big worry, d@mn it.

This is so unbelievably stupid. Any chance of this happening in the US?

http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1049150


http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=840923#i


Expect it to hit the US before long. Not just herbs, but vitamins and other supplements too. Stock up while you can.

There's more happening that people need to be aware of too:

This is happening now in Nevada!

OPPOSE SB 412

PLEASE! Keep this from passing….if it does it will spread to other states (like it did from Ohio , 114 people arrested after a bill like this passed).

Hello friends……we just left the legislative building in Nevada where we spent the afternoon listening to Nevada Senate SB412. This bill basically states that anyone, without a license from a controlling medical board, who offers nutritional advise would be fined or arrested. This would affect many people in the health and wellness industry not to mention people’s health! The Chairman said that he would like to see this bill passed quickly with some amendments, but we need a lot of changes to make it acceptable.

The bill would require licensing for, to just name a few, giving information about or practicing: Applied kinesiology, aquastretch (yep,exercising in the water for therapeutic reasons), aromatherapy (Young Living), dietary supplements (not to be discussed between "non-licensed professionals"), environmental therapy, lifestyle modification (counseling about exercise, faith, fresh air, sunlight, water...) magnetic and electromagnetic therapy (Nikken), nutrition therapy, thought field therapy (use of energy meridians, acupressure), wellness programs, therapeutic touch, and healing touch "meaning the application of a gentle touch that assists in balancing mental, emotional and spiritual well-being...(a license to hug???), health food stores, health and wellness direct sales

(Arbonne,Shaklee, etc…)

AGAIN, THIS BILL STIPULATES THAT YOU, YES,
INCLUDING PRIVATE CITIZENS, MUST
BE LICENSED BY AN "ALTERNATIVE MEDICAL
BOARD" IN ORDER TO PRACTICE OR EVEN
GIVE INFORMATION FOR ANY OF THESE!!!

This excerpt from Nevada SB 412 is just one of several that are *highly suspect and frought with undefined loopholes*: "Sections 98, 99 of this bill provide that, except for certain personal assistants, a person who practices Complementary Integrative Medicine (CIM) without a license or certificate issued by the the Board of CIM is guilty of Category D felony."

(Category D Felony in Nevada = Imprisonment 1 - 4 years, and up to $5000 fine)

Original Bill Summary: Provides for the regulation of the practice of complementary integrative medicine. (BDR 54-1105)

Current Bill Title: AN ACT relating to complementary integrative medicine; providing for the regulation of the practice of complementary integrative medicine; creating
the Board of Complementary Integrative Medicine; providing for the organization, powers and duties of the Board; authorizing the Board to license or certify qualified persons to engage in the practice of complementary integrative medicine; authorizing the Board to discipline a person who is licensed or certified by the Board for certain actions; authorizing certain persons licensed
by the Board to prescribe and possess dangerous drugs and controlled substances under certain circumstances; providing a penalty; and providing other matters properly
relating thereto.