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#1 godric

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Posted 25 June 2004 - 09:52 PM


This is and interesting site that I found... Alex Chiu uses magnets wich supposedly increases blood circulation wich prevents and heals diseases. He bases himself on the fact that a man or women can't die of age. You can get his devices free of charge too if you go to his website and do the searching yourself. ;)

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Posted 25 June 2004 - 11:46 PM

I think this was proven to be a scam time and time again.

#3 Mind

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Posted 26 June 2004 - 12:07 AM

Yes, from a bayesian perspective, the odds of this thing creating immortality is so extremely low, that it is unmentionable. Increased blood flow is not going to reverse genetic damage, clean out extra and intracellular junk, or reverse any other known causes of aging.

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#4 kevin

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Posted 26 June 2004 - 05:08 AM

I like the way the banner flashes.. almost like a strobe...kind of hypnotic really.. wait.. I'm feeling sleepy.. wai

#5 kevin

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Posted 26 June 2004 - 05:11 AM

Doesn't it strike anyone as odd that the Chiu meme has this uncanny ability to survive the onslaught of rational thought..

this is a total scam post of course.. the question is... should we leave it here to annoy others?

#6 Lazarus Long

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Posted 26 June 2004 - 12:32 PM

It appears that various groups are very good at large scale con's designed to exploit the simple hopes of the majority that lack the education to resist.

However it isn't all about the *unwashed ignorant masses*. The US Congress was conned into *a coronation* Sun Myung Moon the other day in the new Capitol Convention hall.

The Moonies have piggy-backed their efforts on the extremists of the religious right and have effectively incorporated themselves into the Republican Party.

Politicians filmed bowing to 'Moonie' cult leader
By Andrew Buncombe in Washington
25 June 2004

Capitol Hill, home to America's lawmakers, is well known as a place where strange things happen. Few have been as strange, however, as the recent "crowning" of the Rev Sun Myung Moon, eccentric head of the "Moonies".

Republicans and Democrats alike are in damage-limitation mode after it was revealed they were guests of the Korean-born businessman at a ceremony during which he declared he was the Messiah. Video footage of the event, in which the politicians can be seen bowing their heads to the 84-year-old, is on the internet.
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UNIFICATION HOME PAGE
http://www.unification.net/

The Unification Church
http://www.carm.org/list/moonies.htm

Sun Myung Moon - Moonies - Cult - Unification Church
http://www.perkel.co...litics/moonies/

THE MOONIES
By Harry V. Martin and David Caul
Copyright FreeAmerica and Harry V. Martin, 1995
http://www.sonic.net...el/1earth4.html

#7 reason

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Posted 26 June 2004 - 05:19 PM

The Chiu meme survives because Chiu is tireless in promoting it. You can give any old thing a profile online if you spend enough money and time.

At least it's obviously silly - the things that are very bothersome are the Chiu-like promotions that confuse people about what more plausible anti-aging medicine can actually do.

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#8 kerr_avon

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Posted 27 June 2004 - 08:27 PM

Chiu has probably now gotten to the point where many people are buying his gadgets for camp value alone. He might indeed be a genius - as a marketer not a scientist, of course.




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