Re: I think UT is pretty OVERRATED and HYPED actually?

Hi Debators,

I just found this forum. I have used UT for 15 years continuously and started 35 years ago. Here are some experiences:
When I read Water of Life by John Armstrong at about 26 years old I was fascinated and tried it, after 1 hr I stopped expecting to throw up, nothing happened. After 5 days approx. I forgot and noticed a pain sensation in my elbow that afternoon. I was a water jet cleaning contractor and had severe tennis elbow that was giving me hell. The thing is that I had not had the pain since I started UT. I continued and forgot a few times, always the pain returned, always less than before. The doctor told me I needed an anti inflammatory injection to continue working, but UT did better and cost nothing and I was cured while working in 3mths.

Next time I tried it was when I severely overused my wrist and got tendonitis. My wrist swelled up next morning very badly and I could not touch anything with the tips of my fingers without excruciating pain. I started UT and although it was painful, I could work. Kept it up for a week in bearable pain, stopped work for a week and it was gone.

I have used it many times since for inflammation, cuts, etc. and started daily UT when I was 45. I have read lots of publications about it and I find lots of things claimed to be unbelievable, but I know it has incredible and rapid healing power.

The thing I noticed most when I began at 45 was that over the years my immune system had become much stonger where I generally got most of the family bugs, but never bed ridden. Before I usually spent a day or so in bed with a throat bug or flu etc., but from the time I started I still got many bugs that were going around, only the symptoms were very mild instead of severe.

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