Re: Humble Right Again

• “In 1996, Jim used Miracle-Mineral-Supplement to cure his own severe case of malaria, when he was in his mid-60s in Guyana (with proof from his hospital administered blood tests before and after Miracle-Mineral-Supplement treatment)”.

Above is a quote from a Humble site, yet his book says it was his men he treated!

JAB

Book one Chapter 1


I went back to Guyana a couple months later when another company
hired me to help them improve their recovery of gold. I was still
working with the Stabilized Oxygen. One night I was careless and
allowed myself to be bitten hundreds of times by mosquitoes. It
really wasn=t planned, but when the mosquitoes started biting, I just
let them bite. Several days later I began to develop malaria. The
very first symptom is just that you have light indigestion at a meal.
It=s not very pronounced, only a slight feeling of nausea that passes in
about 15 minutes. You don=t feel the real nausea until the next day.
Since I did get sick, I decided that I might as well check out my own
medicine. So I decided to wait until I got a blood test at the hospital
in Georgetown before starting any treatment. That was almost a fatal
mistake. The bus that runs from that part of the jungle to
Georgetown did not come and I know that almost always people who
wait too long for treatment end up dead. I waited a couple of days
for the bus, but it didn=t arrive and I was getting very sick. Still, I
wanted to make absolutely certain, with a blood test, that I had
malaria. I was going home soon and I would not have any chance to
do further testing of this kind in the US.
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I didn=t tell anyone I was performing a test on myself. My employers,
seeing how sick I was, felt responsible for getting me back to town.
So when I agreed to pay for part of the cost for an airplane to pick
me up, they agreed instantly. In that part of the jungle they do have
a radio and a nearby landing strip. The plane finally came the next
day (now my fourth day of being sick). I rode a bicycle to the landing
strip. By this time I was very sick. When I arrived in Georgetown,
they put me in a taxi and took me straight to the hospital.
At the hospital I waited several hours for a blood test. I was definitely
showing the malaria symptoms. The doctor told me that my blood
tested positive for malaria. I was an outpatient, so he just gave me a
small bottle of malaria pills. Of course, I did not take the pills; instead
I took a large dose of my own medicine. Within hours I was feeling
better. It worked for me. To top it off, I went back to the hospital
and had another blood test taken that now showed negative for
malaria. I was elated! I was the first patient to have a blood test both
before and after taking the Stabilized Oxygen. I believed I had
discovered a cure for malaria.
I planned to leave Guyana right after I tested negative for malaria. I
was riding my Honda motorcycle that I bought when I first arrived in
Guyana around the city. As I rode along the street I met an old friend
from Canada who was there to do some diamond mining. I stopped
and we shook hands and sat down at a sidewalk café to talk. As we
were talking, he noticed a friend shuffling along the street. He called
out and the friend came over. We were introduced and he was
invited to sit down. He looked very tired and just a little sick. I asked
him what was wrong and he said malaria. He said that the drugs that
the hospital was giving him didn=t seem to be helping much. I said,
Awell, you just happened to come to the right place.@
I explained what I had just found out about curing malaria and said,
AIf you will wait just several minutes I will ride home and get you
some solution to take.@ He agreed to wait. When I returned, I mixed
a drink and gave it to him in a glass furnished by the sidewalk café
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and gave it to him to drink. We continued to talk. After about half
an hour he said, AYou know, I feel a little bit better. It must be my
imagination.@ All in all, we sat there about two hours after he took
the solution. In that small amount of time all of his symptoms were
gone. I gave him a small bottle of the solution, and later that night he
came to where I was staying and got another bottle from me.
My plans at that time were to complete the research and then turn the
information over to the world. I was sure I could get it out to the
world one way or another.
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