Recent content by Mr.Savage

This is what has me the most excited. It's always good to see more developers properly supporting Linux, I'll be sure to support them with my wallet when it gets released. :)

Hardly, I just know that no one will want to watch a lecture that's almost 2 hours long when they're biased against the material to start with. . At 2:41 into the above lecture, clarification is made on the possibility of excess Fenton Reaction, check it out. If all of this is true...

Alright. Here's a tailor-made break down of how it works, and why it doesn't mess up your immune system. If you don't want to read what follows, the video below will get you the same facts in under 4 minutes. Read this linked article which specifies the War for Iron during an...

Tell that to the man in this news segment: By what mechanism would the immune system (or... anything) be harmed with the introduction of high dose Vitamin C for acute infection? Break it down for me. Show me exactly why it wouldn't work, and don't hold back on the technical details...

Love him or hate him, you can't argue with results. As I keep saying, the medical journals are awash with reports of Doctors who've used Vitamins as a therapy in their practice to great effect:

Not far off the mark, really... Aside from Dr. Fred Klenner using massive doses of Vitamin C back in the '40s and '50s, the gentlemen below relied on a similar method:

I appreciate your logic, but that's a rather desperate comparison, chemically speaking. Smoking generates large amounts of free radicals, which rob electrons. Couple that with the addition of numerous chemical additives (formaldehyde among other things) and the fact that most tobacco grown in...

Well not magic, but certainly useful; https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/how-resveratrol-may-fight-aging I admit; I take a Resveratrol supplement along with all those useless Vitamins. I think I'll live to be 120. *Fingers crossed*

So essentially, results not typical. For what it's worth, the M.D. who first used DMSO clinically in 1964, Dr. Stanley Jacob, would add one half teaspoon of DMSO to a small glass of orange juice every morning before breakfast. He recently passed away at the age of 91 in Jan, 2015. So for...

I never suggested anyone brew DMSO (which is quite impossible unless one has access to a great deal of plant cellulose), or to fight cancer with Vitamins. I deserved my motorcycle accident for appreciating Vitamins? That's a hair's breadth away from a personal attack. I know it's the...

The nomenclature stands. As for my siring offspring, you needn't worry; a motorcycle accident in 2003 effectively put an end to such possibilities. It was a rather extreme way to secure a vasectomy, but better me than you. right?

Again, conspiracy is a misnomer. I's say economic inertia is a better way to describe it. Not really a sermon, either. Merely pointing out that independent researchers have made some fascinating discoveries over the years, which have been ignored. I'm not surprised at the hostility...

I would argue that conspiracy is misapplied in this instance. It's just a business model. The earlier accusation of my painting this picture of evil scientists and doctors wringing their hands greedily and twirling their moustaches is a bit of a stretch. Everyone is simply a product of their...

Has human physiology changed significantly in the interim? Most still await testing. You mean DMSO? They don't do much with it. That is the very crux of the problem. It takes on average 12 years and over US$350 million to get a new drug from the laboratory onto the pharmacy shelf...

Not really, but that is why DMSO will never be profitable, hence, no attempt to approve for general use. Quite right, I purchase it by the gallon jug, and accompanying each shipment is a certificate of analysis verifying purity. I take it one step further, however, and use a small...