Re: question

Lance Armstrong had testicular cancer, which is probably the most curable form of cancer, even after it has spread. Some people think that this is because the testicles and their sac are essentially separated from the body and their tempature is a little lower then the bodies. Even after it spreads it may be very susceptable to tempature changes, which may explain why it is relatively easy to treat. Regardless, he had extensive surgery and chemotherapy, so I don't think you can attribute his recovery to anything related to the machine. He went the route of the standard western medicine form of treatment. I definitely think that someday we will be able to have a true biofeedback/resonance machine that will be able to do everything that these machines now promise, I just don't think we are there yet. I was skeptical but figured I would try it out and see for myself so I could talk about it from the perspective of someone who had used it. My opinion is that they are of little use. People are free to make up their own minds, and until you try it you will never know for sure. I suffer from health problems, just not the ones that the machine said I had.