#1941 ·
Look, Dragon1000 is a guy from Chicago that someone here actually knows personally. He’s been on this forum since the very beginning, way before me. I've only been around for about a year. He was actually the first one to decide on his own to use the ointment I'm applying to my rash, just like jadesailor14 said.
No Response because he's slammed; he's constantly traveling (as far as I know).
As for Lida 74, I have no clue why she isn't posting; I haven't heard from her since January.
I don't owe anyone an explanation for nothing, and frankly, I don't care whether people show up or stay silent. That's their call.
You're probably going to try and tell me that Dragon and Lida are just my clones.
Regarding Okta, let me repeat: he never committed to checking in with all of us or presenting results regarding that famous condition of his (even though I'm the only one being grilled for it).
He didn't really use my ointment—maybe a couple of applications for one day—but you're forgetting that several respected members of this forum were suggesting he go to the ER immediately before anything else, because none of the doctors had ever seen a case that severe.
Any paperwork anyone here holds regarding "herbalists" is just for general herbal preparations, creams, or teas. I think in Canada they might still be operating under old laws where these are classified as supplementary medicinal products. None of you have a certificate for CURED anything, because if you did, it would have to go through the standard FDA medicine procedures.
I was the first one to write about this on these pages without hiding behind any fake personas, so I suggest others stop acting like experts and actually read the old threads.
Read carefully, and then publicly state what is actually written on those protected, patented products you buy so easily.
Again, only Medicine has verified and production-controlled ingredients.
Where is the certification on the packaging (with the issuing agency's number, obviously) that guarantees there are no corticosteroids or anything else unlisted in the ingredients of what you bought from that herbalist in Canada?
NONE
This is reality and it's the truth. I'll show all my paperwork whenever I want. That was never up for debate.
Question for half: is the ointment from Canada registered for direct sale in America, or is it through a distributor? Is it even registered?
Also, were the creams members bought—and then basically promoted for free on your forum—actually registered for the US market?
Did you ask them to post their papers to ensure everything complies with US laws?
If you want to be lied to, that's your right.
I've been here with you for a full year straight and I have zero intention of hiding.
Regards
No Response because he's slammed; he's constantly traveling (as far as I know).
As for Lida 74, I have no clue why she isn't posting; I haven't heard from her since January.
I don't owe anyone an explanation for nothing, and frankly, I don't care whether people show up or stay silent. That's their call.
You're probably going to try and tell me that Dragon and Lida are just my clones.
Regarding Okta, let me repeat: he never committed to checking in with all of us or presenting results regarding that famous condition of his (even though I'm the only one being grilled for it).
He didn't really use my ointment—maybe a couple of applications for one day—but you're forgetting that several respected members of this forum were suggesting he go to the ER immediately before anything else, because none of the doctors had ever seen a case that severe.
Any paperwork anyone here holds regarding "herbalists" is just for general herbal preparations, creams, or teas. I think in Canada they might still be operating under old laws where these are classified as supplementary medicinal products. None of you have a certificate for CURED anything, because if you did, it would have to go through the standard FDA medicine procedures.
I was the first one to write about this on these pages without hiding behind any fake personas, so I suggest others stop acting like experts and actually read the old threads.
Read carefully, and then publicly state what is actually written on those protected, patented products you buy so easily.
Again, only Medicine has verified and production-controlled ingredients.
Where is the certification on the packaging (with the issuing agency's number, obviously) that guarantees there are no corticosteroids or anything else unlisted in the ingredients of what you bought from that herbalist in Canada?
NONE
This is reality and it's the truth. I'll show all my paperwork whenever I want. That was never up for debate.
Question for half: is the ointment from Canada registered for direct sale in America, or is it through a distributor? Is it even registered?
Also, were the creams members bought—and then basically promoted for free on your forum—actually registered for the US market?
Did you ask them to post their papers to ensure everything complies with US laws?
If you want to be lied to, that's your right.
I've been here with you for a full year straight and I have zero intention of hiding.
Regards