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January of 2011, One root canal was pulled and chest pain disappeared 30 minutes later in the dentist chair. The neurotoxins from the other 4 teeth (dead) eventually pull down the Immune system.

I read “Am I Dead…” a book well written. Years ago Dr. Thompson invented “Thomsonian Medicine” and was proclaimed a Quack. Quacks will always exist for those refusing to open their minds and hearts to truth.

BIG trouble.

You can follow the case at http:www.boleneport.com. There you can sign up for the newsletter, and follow the case as it happens.

Currently Barrett has filed a Motion to Dismiss the case, but there is little chance that will happen. His reason he wants a Dismissal? He claims he is “assisting the government…”

Next comes “discovery,” a process where Barrett will have to cough up thousands of documents, then go into a video-taped Deposition where he will be forced to answer questions about his support network – those that helped him get his articles on the first page of search engines.

Barrett’s lead attorney seems to have disappeared, and he has been LATE making EVERY filing deadline since the case began.

The fun has just begun.

I have no medical training whatsoever, but even I could tell that Uncle had a serious problem with skin cancer. What began as a small red spot on the crown of his head several years ago had grown into a large, angry-looking, crusty, raised scab that was leaking fluid down the back of his head. Finally realizing that it wasn’t going to “clear up” by itself, he went to a dermatologist and eventually landed in a hospital with a 3” x 4” patch of scalp removed. He began having problems with infection, decided that the hospital was trying to kill him, and promptly checked himself out. The next thing we know, he and my mother-in-law are getting emergency medical passports (with forged paperwork, because Dowling isn’t a real doctor) and flying to Ecuador, where Dowling can practice his art without the pesky FDA getting in his way. The only good that came of this is that a nurse there found a stitch left in his head, and the infection cleared up. That was none of Robert Dowling’s doing though, and when my wife called the clinic after hours, the recording SPECIFICALLY stated that they are not affiliated with Dowling! Two months later, they return in a hurry because Dowling had been evicted from the rented house that he was using as his “cancer treatment center.” I couldn’t believe what I saw! Uncle looked terrible! Gaunt, pale, and he almost seems to have had a stroke! Apparently, a side effect of one of the “medications” he received is swelling of the brain. He is having to re-learn all his motor skills, wears a diaper, and cannot even feed himself. I haven’t seen the crater since they returned, but his room smells like rotting meat and I’m afraid of what’s beneath those bandages. They have been back for about 2 weeks now, and Dowling stayed a bit longer to wrap things up, I guess. He’s back now, and HE’S BRINGING HIS RV HERE TODAY to continue treatments for an unspecified length of time. I live beside my in-laws on the family land in the middle of nowhere, I think he might be trying to hide here or something. We’re about 4-5 hours from his home town of Hot Springs, an hour south of Raleigh, NC. I have a feeling that things are going to get interesting here…

I had the cavitation taken care of while I was in Ecuador and it was a nasty infection that I had not even been aware of. This type of infection is anaerobic and caused by neurotoxins, so doesn’t show up the way a regular infection would. The surgery to remove the toxins and to scrape the jaw-bone was videotaped by the dental surgeon and I was awake and aware during the procedure. My husband was also in the same room while it was taking place. I felt a difference almost immediately, as if a drain on my energy, that I hadn’t even been aware of, was gone.
While I was having the oral pathology taken care of I was also undergoing other treatments. The centerpiece was a series of ablations, which consisted of putting a very thin needle into the tumor and heating it with radio frequency waves. I watched the procedure on a screen and could see the tumor being destroyed. This is becoming a more mainstream treatment now, and is also being performed at places like the Mayo Clinic.
There are other treatments I underwent, including drinking the enzymes, and I returned home cancer free. I will be taking another test in a few weeks to see how things are looking now. I think I am probably healthier than I’ve been in a long time.
One of the reasons I feel so thankful to Dr. Dowling is that I saw him in action for three weeks and never saw him turn anyone away for financial reasons. He is by no means wealthy, and lives very simply. I paid a minimal amount for what I received and have a lifetime guarantee. If the cancer returns, other than the transportation costs to get there, I’ll never have to pay another cent. That says a lot to me!
I probably do have an over-abundance of skepticism regarding the AMA, the FDA, and the big pharma industry, but I have heard some really horrifying stories from people I know and trust. Most medical folks that I have interacted with are good people who are trying to do their best. I have no argument with them at all.
As far as Suzann Somers goes, I have only read the one book and found the information very interesting. Not all of it resonated, but I think it is important to at least stay open to new ideas. Some of the research described in her book seems quite sound. I realize there are charlatans around and that some skepticism is probably called for, but there are also people who are finding cures for diseases and are being run out of the country.
So, that’s the end of that, for now. Hope the info is helpful.

Because right before I said “Barrett has won one case,” I told you what the case was. Thanks for wasting my time, because now I have to go in and look up things that I already know just to provide you with information.

Anyway. In October 2000, Barrett filed suit in Pennsylvania against an osteopathic physician in Illinois who had republished one of Bolen’s messages and added some thoughts of his own. Bolen’s message had falsely claimed that Barrett (a) was “de-licensed,” (b) had committed extortion, and (c) had been disqualified as an expert in a malpractice suit. After the doctor contested the suit on jurisdictional grounds, Barrett withdrew it and refiled in Illinois. In March 2002, the Illinois judge ruled that these statements “imply the existence of objectively verifiable facts” and therefore provided grounds for a libel suit. In April 2003, the suit was settled with a retraction and payment of $50,000. The osteopathic physician? Dr. Joseph Mercola.

So you’re wrong. I looked up bioking, again, and while bioking certainly did win a lawsuit, I would guess that is because of what Barrett did – a practice of his I do disagree with – he went after people for libel.

It’s hard to prove and rarely do you win the case.

Of course, that’s exactly what Doctor’s Data is doing.

Of course, I never said that Barrett never lost a case, because I know that he’s lost them in the past.

Also, thanks for trashing someone for saying that you might be a person. I guess this Tim Bolen guy is so reprehensible that you freaked out when even associated with him. After reading about him, I would to.

And, as for David N. Brown….shut the fuck up…you sound like a complete asshole!

So hospitals refuse to use Dowling’s methods because they work, and there’s no way a hospital would just jack up the price? It’s an odd bit of logic. I’m not suggesting that you’re wrong in being a bit skeptical of the role of money in health care, but you should extend a little critical thinking towards Dowling.

While I would recommend research for anyone with any disease (or without) it’s vital to do some real thinking here; Suzanne Somers’ book is dangerously misleading, the hormone therapies she recommends are known to actually cause cancer – and it’s not even “alternative” medicine – it’s medicine that was tried, and rejected for being dangerous and useless. Almost all of the therapies and regimens she suggests in her book are discredited not because of some conspiracy (after all, you can charge a lot of money for even the idea of a cancer cure) but because they do not work.

I would love to hear your story about what happened with you and Dowling – the diagnosis and technique as well. I am quite interested in what he does, and real information would be worth a read.