06-04-2007, 08:52 PM
Meega Na La Queesta Wrote:
I'm missing something here....who the ^*&^ is John Best Junior???
I think that it's figurative, La Queesta.
As in:
John Best Junior = none of the above = third party.
07-11-2007, 02:36 AM
Timelord Wrote:
Meega Na La Queesta Wrote:
I'm missing something here....who the ^*&^ is John Best Junior???
See the thread "Have you seen this blog?". John Best Junior is the owner of it. He has announced that he is running for President in order to make chelation standard treatment for ASD's in the mistaken belief we will all be cured. And he is a meglomaniac about the subject and refuses to listen to reason.
Hence why I want to know who voted for him here!
In other words - Saint is actually not correct.
Oh my. In that case, he is definately not good. I know of a case an autistic boy whom died from chelation
therapy. http://www.chop.edu/consumer/jsp/divisio...p?id=81552 I actually was under the care of this particular doctor at one time. Only I had to discontinue seeing him because my parents couldn't afford his fee. Dr. Kerry is sort of obsessed about the possibilty of excess candida yeast fungus, and or mercury in causing disease. He examines teeth, eventhough he is not a dentist. And his medical testing consists of an accupuncturist, certified by the People's Republic of China, connecting computer probes to the hands and feet. Supposedly this helps to measure levels of metals and minerals in the body. Dr. Kerry calls this "space age medicine". The accupuncturist doesn't administer the chelation though. He just gave me a sample of "cat's claw". Anyway Dr. Kerry thought that my Tourette Syndrome may have been caused by mercury as well. This was one time in which I was glad to be poor. If I had been born to a well to do middle class family, the story may have been 21 year old man with Tourette Syndrome dies during chelation therapy.