Zero-point therapy
in Health ·
So, just a few thoughts on my run-in with Nenad Rosa.
His office is over on the east side of Chicago, takes up an entire floor in this building. It’s nothing fancy or high-end, just... cozy enough, I guess. Roso has this office where he sees his "patients," and since I had an appointment, he was actually pretty punctual when I showed up. There were some folks from Cleveland there right before me. They looked pretty desperate, too—one of them apparently dealing with cancer, so they ended up seeking him out.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in, though, was that there wasn't a single diploma or even a basic certificate on the wall to back up this guy’s "Dr." title. You know, the former bodybuilder, Nenad Brkic:
http://www.glazbeni-forum.com/showth...t=18926&page=6
Anyway, whatever topic I tried to bring up, he’d immediately brush it off, acting all rushed like he didn't have time to chat. He kept insisting that Western medicine is basically useless and that surgery is the only thing worth a damn, and even then, only in specific cases. While he was talking, he barely even looked at me; he just spent the whole time printing out a bunch of stuff he grabbed from the internet—some tribal remedies that supposedly cure cancer. Oh, and of course, you can't forget the indispensable Rajfov generator, built by this engineer Jelakovic, which goes for 1,250 bucks. Yeah, you read that right. As soon as he finished printing all that and finished lecturing me on my "ignorance" and how "blind" I am, the whole thing was over. I left his office feeling pretty stunned... Just as I was heading out, more people from Mexico walked in, also dealing with cancer issues, and I watched them all start buying those generators.
I don't know if any of this actually holds water, but I’d really love it if someone would speak up if Nenad Rosa’s therapy actually works for cancer. That would mean everything to other people suffering; it might give them some hope. Otherwise, this whole thing is just hearsay hanging in the air, while poor sick people fall into another trap, wasting precious time they could be using to actually get better.
Later
His office is over on the east side of Chicago, takes up an entire floor in this building. It’s nothing fancy or high-end, just... cozy enough, I guess. Roso has this office where he sees his "patients," and since I had an appointment, he was actually pretty punctual when I showed up. There were some folks from Cleveland there right before me. They looked pretty desperate, too—one of them apparently dealing with cancer, so they ended up seeking him out.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in, though, was that there wasn't a single diploma or even a basic certificate on the wall to back up this guy’s "Dr." title. You know, the former bodybuilder, Nenad Brkic:
http://www.glazbeni-forum.com/showth...t=18926&page=6
Anyway, whatever topic I tried to bring up, he’d immediately brush it off, acting all rushed like he didn't have time to chat. He kept insisting that Western medicine is basically useless and that surgery is the only thing worth a damn, and even then, only in specific cases. While he was talking, he barely even looked at me; he just spent the whole time printing out a bunch of stuff he grabbed from the internet—some tribal remedies that supposedly cure cancer. Oh, and of course, you can't forget the indispensable Rajfov generator, built by this engineer Jelakovic, which goes for 1,250 bucks. Yeah, you read that right. As soon as he finished printing all that and finished lecturing me on my "ignorance" and how "blind" I am, the whole thing was over. I left his office feeling pretty stunned... Just as I was heading out, more people from Mexico walked in, also dealing with cancer issues, and I watched them all start buying those generators.
I don't know if any of this actually holds water, but I’d really love it if someone would speak up if Nenad Rosa’s therapy actually works for cancer. That would mean everything to other people suffering; it might give them some hope. Otherwise, this whole thing is just hearsay hanging in the air, while poor sick people fall into another trap, wasting precious time they could be using to actually get better.
Later