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Eric – The difference is that when using the procedure described you never feel sick and don’t develop any snot, and snot is a good measure of how sick you got. Also, since your flu germ load is very...
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How do you reconcile this post with your other post here: http://probaway.wordpress.com/2008/01/14/the-cure-for-the-common-cold-is-six-102-degree-fevers/ I don’t know about you but taking a good hot...
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The main point is to use a mouth thermometer to raise your temperature to 102 degrees F. in about 15 minutes and then cooling off naturally. This alerts your body to fight the germs. It is not about...
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Let me tell you that whereas the concept seem plausible to common public that “self induced fever alerts the macrophages that there is work to be attended”, being a physician myself i consider it a...
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Thank you Doctor for your critique of my common cold treatment theory. – However, I do write from personal empirical, controlled in the details, experience. I clearly admit that this process is...
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Acutally ur wrong a fever is to kill and bactiria and germs in the body i have a cold now a sever cold or flu but ive been takeing 108 baths to where the water was almost boiling it takes time for u to...
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U r retarted due go backvto school i have a cold n my son dose to we both have fevers n clds at same time fevers r to raise body temp to kill any bqctiria in tye body u retarted shit stain
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<strong>Don't use this on your child.</strong> It is only for people over age 18 years who can do this to themselves using a thermometer. The heat doesn't kill germs. The germs can stand a...
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View ArticleBy: Fred Jones
Everyone is talking out their BUTTS!, nothing and I repeat NOTHING is proven at killing any sort of cold or flu virus, the ONLY remedy to NOT getting the cold or flu in the first place, is to:-...
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Hi Fred – Thanks for your comment, and I would totally agree with you except for one thing. I have done this procedure since 1992, published it in 1994, and it worked every time since then. During that...
View ArticleBy: Michele Buchanan
At first sign of virus (usually a scratchy throat or sniffles) I draw the hottest bath I can stand in my jacuzzi bath tub. I raise my temp. until my eyes feel hot, and breathe as much steam as I can. I...
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Thanks Michele – I am happy to hear you have had good results from your hot bath procedure. I only have 20 years experience, but have had excellent results too. I don’t take aspirin during a cold,...
View ArticleBy: Annabelle
Thank you for your articles. I will try out these tips. Regardless of the outcome, I feel sorry how narrow minded some people are, particularly those that called themselves doctors. Please keep the...
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