Pictures are worth 1000s of words

[ofonorow]

As many know, we have thousands of words among a mountain of Pauling-therapy testimonials,
http://www.practicingmedicinewithoutalicense.com/#TESTIMONY
http://internetwks.com/pauling/stories.html
http://www.internetwks.com/testimony.html
http://www.internetwks.com/pauling/joke.html
http://www.internetwks.com/pauling/JonCat.html
http://www.internetwks.com/pauling/rehs.html
Etc.
(not counting this forum!)

And in the spirit that these messages would have much more impact if they were on video, we have decided to pay for video testimony (exact amount of the stipend to be decided with the help of this forum post.)

If you have been helped, consider filming a video testimonial, and let us know what you think might be fair compensation.

Please include:

Date of Filming
Date of First CVD diagnosis
Overview of your illness.
Date when you began Pauling therapy and the dosage
Results
Maintenance dose and how consistent were you.
Any problems experienced.
Did you tell your physician, and if so, what was his/her reaction?
Etc.

[ofonorow]

Owen,

Bill is more than willing to do this and whatever you decide is appropriate as compensation would be fine with him. His story is, as you know, different, however, in that he also had another heart attack and stent placement in 2007 despite taking in excess of 10g of the Pauling therapy daily since 2002. What his story would be good for is the diabetic and pre-diabetic potential and current customers who think that taking the [Pauling-therapy] product is all that is necessary. Bill was actually experiencing insulin resistance and because he was still getting sugar in his diet and his serum glucose was even slightly elevated he was not getting enough uptake of the C. When he eliminated most of the sugar from his diet and starting adding essential fatty acids to his morning protein shake and also added Lypo C his last lab report a few weeks ago was excellent, though he is
still also taking a statin. ???

Let me know if you want to use him ($50 seems appropriate in this economy)


Sally Snyder Jewell

We have had Bill Cook's story posted and we followed it over the years. Bill had a relapse that has been tied to his sugar/carbohydrate intake. GAA (Glucose-Ascorbate Antagonism) can be a real factor that must be taken into account. Too many people who initially respond well, have a relapse.